Hayes Civil Service Ukase Sparks Patronage Purge
The piece recounts President Hayes issuing a civil service order banning federal officials from primary and convention activity with instant dismissal as penalty. It notes enforcement failures in Louisiana and Florida, highlights Green B. Raam’s partisan work, cites a Massachusetts delegate pushing reform, and suggests Baum’s removal for opposing Sherman in Illinois primaries.
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PelenaIs Opinion Of Garfield In New York Became Public
General W W Belknap spoke in New York criticizing James A Garfield calling him the most corrupt man in America and saying he would steal the livery of heaven. The remark reflects distrust amid 1870s Republican figures during the Crédit Mobilier inquiry era.
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Leadville unrest and national political notes in brief
Reports from Leadville describe military presence ten infantry companies two cavalry on duty. The Provost Marshal bans saloons gatherings after 10 PM and restricts weapons. Nevada land grant for school use faces Hayes approval. National updates include Sherman Garfield, McClure Charter, Kalloch case, Eight hour law, and Grants in Washington.
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Garfield and Ames Testimony Published Verbatim
The article notes that Belknap has stock in the Credit Mobilier and proposes publishing Garfield's and Oakes Ames' testimonies verbatim to avoid misrepresentation. It emphasizes presenting the primary statements as soon as feasible to support accuracy.
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Grand Jury Recommends Revival of Whipping Post
A Philadelphia grand jury urges reviving the whipping post for criminals. It argues short terms in prison fail to deter the dangerous classes and calls for harsher corporal punishment as a remedy. The report contrasts with reforms and cites deterrence concerns.
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