The Problem of City Government
The Problem of City Government
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It was contended by the commission appointed by Gov. Tilden to report upon the government of cities, that there should reside, in the hands of the governor, for safety's sake, the power to remove a mayor, as that power already resides in the governor with reference to sheriffs and district attorneys. There can be no serious objection to this reserved power of removal if any community desires it. Practically it would be resorted to very infrequently, if at all. But by all means let it exist, if ...it will satisfy cities to make a strong executive. Until some such system is had, of concentrating in the executive head of the city, power and responsibility equal to the demands of the situa- tion, it is useless to expect in any city a truly efficient city government. For the general inefficiency of their city governments in the past, Americans need not blame universal suffrage, nor the other special conditions which affect them. The fault has been organic in the structure of the city government.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was contended by the commission appointed by Gov. Tilden to report upon the government of cities, that there should reside, in the hands of the governor, for safety's sake, the power to remove a mayor, as that power already resides in the governor with reference to sheriffs and district attorneys. There can be no serious objection to this reserved power of removal if any community desires it. Practically it would be resorted to very infrequently, if at all. But by all means let it exist, if ...it will satisfy cities to make a strong executive. Until some such system is had, of concentrating in the executive head of the city, power and responsibility equal to the demands of the situa- tion, it is useless to expect in any city a truly efficient city government. For the general inefficiency of their city governments in the past, Americans need not blame universal suffrage, nor the other special conditions which affect them. The fault has been organic in the structure of the city government.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Seth Low to read onlineMoreLess
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