Bills for Civil Service Reform and Debt Payment
Washington reports two major measures advanced by Representative Chargers of Mississippi. The civil service bill sets up a four year classed system with regional distribution, forbids campaign contributions by employees, and preserves reappointment rights. The debt bill issues 360 million in legal tender notes to retire national bank notes, with cash redemption and Treasury gold and silver reserves maintained.
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