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Civil Service Reform and Education Policy Debate
The address argues for universal education as a pillar of citizenship, urges Congress to fund local education with federal grants, and supports civil service reform via competitive exams. It warns against patronage and calls for statutory limits on appointments and removals, stressing equal rights and efficient government. It also addresses polygamy in Utah, foreign relations, and fiscal policy, including silver coinage and military expenditures.
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