The President's Message on Civil Service Reform and Liberty
The President urges civil service reform, competitive examinations, and a divorce between Congress and the Executive on appointments. He emphasizes universal education, protection of voter rights, and opposition to spoils systems, urging bipartisan cooperation to modernize government staffing.
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