Question on polygamy laws sent to Judiciary Committee
WasurxcTor December 4 report notes lawmakers puzzled by the polygamy provisions. The House forwards the matter to the Judiciary Committee after acknowledging Supreme Court rulings upholding the statutes. Critics contend further action by the executive is needed to enforce the laws in Utah.
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Contempt for cant and hypocrisy in civil service reform
A Republican Journal denounces the Hayes administration for pretension on civil service reform and the alleged snare of the New York Custom House reforms. It claims examiners favor friends, not outsiders, and mocks political support as insincere.
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Democrats Sweep Town Election in New Haven
In New Haven, Dec. 2, Democrats won all town offices by majorities from five to eight hundred. The common council is Democratic for the first time in three years. The Steenbackers ran no ticket and aligned with the Democrats.
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Hayes Legacy of a Long Winded Annual Message
The author dismisses Mr. Hayes annual message as tedious and hollow failing to offer original thoughts or practical guidance The piece criticizes his civil service reform stance and would be satisfied only if the army stays limited while decrying political meddling The column then notes immigration figures pension frauds and losses underscoring government duty to prosecute and recover funds
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Philadelphia Weekly Times and its liberal 1889 terms
The Philadelphia Weekly Times is praised as a cheap, broadly read paper with news, fiction, travel sketches, essays, and literary sections. It emphasizes full coverage by correspondents, diverse topics, and strong editorial and cultural content offered at liberal annual terms for 1889.
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