Political Reform News and Civil Service Debate
In Ohio editorial circles and national talk, discussions center on the coming presidency, civil service reform, and party change. Highlights include stance on civil service, appointments, and the shift in Democratic leadership with notes on officials, offices, and postmaster statistics.
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