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   Pella Blade (Newspaper) - January 12, 1886, Pella, Iowa                                XXL MARION IOWA CREAM JANUARY OK One one in 1 One six In ml 75 One three In so Advertising rates furnished on When an advertisement In the to buy an article they l MB if they would mention to thr Hint they saw hiH in this for Work of nil kinds will ni prompt nnd work We lire better to do Fine Job Printing any Give if yon arc not with our werk and will yon PERFECT MADE Thin paper may round on tile at tinu u at whore our at liberty to Mid examine of of nil ngers from tills f ln A Gathering Grapes for Mak Cream of Tartar for CREAM BAKING POWDER 1 the convenience of upon each the the time at which all Look at thf blue n your pa ptr and if you you will greatly tw by a remittance at an early j I ATTORNEYS AT attention Ui OMt door east of Charley Porters t B o AT Will ur dice In Jasper I Office one door north of attention to EAST SIDE ANDERSON old a full line ol Sold cheap for cash or cour kry Main Half 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civil service re are impotent and When was a republican admin known to appoint a demo crat to office Suppose Blaine had elected President and White had been a how long would he have held el wee would he had to term until his N one none I no One would have oi his being Even the Arthur republicans all over the were black by Bl aid his inauguration would have been the signal for a official df capitation such as thp has never All was fully understood Every official was Has not the press gloated every it official removal they to His JOE The Has just received the Latest Styles of French and English Suit ings and FOK FALL AND WINTER and will be made up to at the lowest living Perfect tit and the best of workman or no to the U the sneaks and trait ors During the campaign the committee did not hesitate to threaten that every who cid not the Mulligan letter writer would have to walk the No intelligent man in the country can stand up arid say he would have appoint ed a democrat to or retained i republican who was Only republicans would have been kept on and only Blaine Cleveland has done more to prevent the debauching of Ihe public service than any lican of the republican officials are still retain cd much to the disgust of the publican party and who find the party tion thereby Tha of we stop 1he clatter of the newly converted civil service re the republican long enough to simply state the bout what Cleveland has Nobody takes any stock in all their show of the country at large laughs at the sor row of those who for twenty five years wouldnt permit a democrat to hold a and a majority ot the of wouldt think it quite a just retribu tion should republicans be turn ed out of every Crying about the offices is not going to bring the republicans any course in tins has we an good to tlie It hind thoughtful citizens of hoth purlins to him as to man whose and faithfulness strongest By his cautious nnd course the President h avoided a gerous disturbance of thn c c as rot but he hns s I partisans the number of he has Mot to to lie in his letter he rightly si ve partisans and local party in He 1ms redeemed thf matte because they have not a particle of claim to Of the new civil service re form converts make all their noise over the and these are t be contrary to the spirit of the though no body ever heard about the spirit until there was a democratic admin There wasnt enough in the under lican to enable a democrat to get an office of honor and A camel would have hud an easier time in passing through the eye of a Now about the There are a little over Presidential and they include the mass of the higher subordinates in the of of both parties from the bondage state and Herein lies one of the chief hern lis of a service leaves the voters free to choose their own servants and disables the political machines of both Sume of the merely scurrilous re publican organs cry out that if he displaces notorious republican politicians puts democratic politicians in their But the ai swer is plain to any sensible man II he forbids to democratic and re publican officeholders alike the use of their official place and influence for partisan purposes Or has done and m how active a partisan tp demption fund tary Manning has made a call for and the infor that regular calls will now unless the r Lain he I to pay the cus house in in its enl m Some partisan organs have en avond to WHO the that this bond call is the result of Senator lacks criticising the of the Treasury De under Arthur artel a s his fe gold He has arid j ot bureaus H l f I before he and other customs and inter postmasters in the Indian agents and public land pension dis and other officials of A cartful of the whole li t of such officials that there have been only 643 Under the State De there have been 80 un der the Postmaster 266 and under the attorney 1 of places in one Dealer Sole Ugent in this for Suits order from 20 at Law I All coi will n HAS FROM FRANCE 70 PEU CKN imv liy re Rook of Stud In Unit EVER IMPORTED TO I k ill liar HE soo n Old enough for workers to their hands in partisan for ris utter Home republican glyen a party ia removed who hins been by Can ia the It will lafee a long while tor at the present rate of removals ami to division of public which true civil service re form the republican press will to horror over iiy removal and bitterly denounce they will not lave a word of commendation for the retention and reappointment the past were filled with the lican party selected sole ly because they were workers and retained because they Would to be They were the product of the spoils system pure and The nonPresidential offices are principally the petty postmaster There are of these which in the past were filled exclusively by republicans by the small party workers for the mani of local The pus t office was the head quarters of the political organ and the postmaster was the local They iu every Stats constituted an and ready ped party They agents in all national and State It will fcur prise the country only about o officials have been greatly licans to hang on to the see that thin rot was 1J The question is how himself in and whether he obeys the laid down in the Christmas let ter of and devo tion to public duty with the and unobtrusive exercise of in rights as the measure of party In it should not escape attention that the real bos ses and machine men of the re publican parly are seriously dis because the President has not made a and are all Secretary Man long cd his of i calls the lie could rt serve in accomplished republican predecessor to and if there is any po capital in the achievement it belongs to the democratic adminis He will probably now ba criticised f endangering the gold reserve by cillin weather ing a nice are hav around time of it all Those wha an open winter haye rMr period of During thiy pulled up their hats ard wii ed the brows and said I told you rhey luwe crawled into their holes in after The who predicted an iw fully light are pant ding the with fur overcoats and all sorts quantities of and the wildest freez ing in every Bth sides their chance to PERCHERON THK UF OF George of United have promised to meet them old Workers and is to demoralize and No higher Up the could be paid Clevelands administration than the discom the republican con B The Bond t by Secretary first Call the able to make since Neither nor Mr made a bond A word about CH 11 ma This Treasury has Arthur call on tpi They have under the law have terra of wr tt is that the in de and press of the country at few has made in the can partisan civil The New York voicing class of public snys taking office found the gold reserve in the Treas ury in a precarious it had been steadily diminishing under the operation of the silver coinage and certificate A very small portion of the revenues of government was being in gold an extraordinary propor tion in silver and silver He then upon adopted the policy of stopping bond in or der to accumulate a gold This policy continued during tlie last six mouths of Arthurs I with the at as follows I regret exceedingly my inability be with Am heartily pathy with your positively my leaving tbe My disappointment is greater than The ure recognized a distinct breed ID and are entitled to a Stud Bood there and in this country as much as and as much as any bred of cattle to a herd Their introduction has greatly improved the and draft I think the publication of a Stud Book iu both countries Will in this case in all add t the future value of the It is gratifying to know similar sentiments are entertained by soine of the nent notably V buying but pedigreed has done ward the introduction of the in types of the almost all 1 imported nearly since 129 Two years and le by kll lt lipu li mll nil fin mull lie I These we confess surj The same policy was adopted and prise they will very many who followed with still greater vigor and read we propose to s iy a few succiso by President Clevelands ad In the we believe though in its early the if they could be got ol silver certificate would whow that through the custom houses having coining into power as the elect ot u constantly increased the proportion which bus been out i tlie oi tho gold reserve fell to the nearly u quarter of a point since the resumption at Orange Sioui hns several the republican Superintendent of the vast Railway Mail Service of the country with its thousands of If they do ao at itwill hit with a vulgar sheer Hod miserable the purty io i ll M proved ai prices iu Sioux and ad also in localities of Nebraska and Kansas quire for BUCKLINS The Best Salva in the fa has madb fewer changes in tbe of specie The intelligent vigorous of lican President one of have checked the his own He there lution of silver for gold and caused less of that kind of disturb ed the gold reserve to its old pro anca wh has shown which is about to be most and demor Umn any of Fever ped Chilblains all Skin and positive cures or no pay is ui of ihv which or of to  

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