Document, Tema 3published for the Women's Auxiliary of the Massachusetts Civil Service Reform Association., 1904 List of members in Annual report, no. 1-7. |
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... party or another . Again , the Post Office De- partment does a great part of the business of the Govern- ment . It ... contests for spoils as well , and tend to become more and more contests for spoils and less disputes as to principle ...
... party or another . Again , the Post Office De- partment does a great part of the business of the Govern- ment . It ... contests for spoils as well , and tend to become more and more contests for spoils and less disputes as to principle ...
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... party contests of the country the corrupting influence of the vast number of business places offered as spoils to the victors . The methods of competition and probation are not perfect , and , like all other human methods , are liable ...
... party contests of the country the corrupting influence of the vast number of business places offered as spoils to the victors . The methods of competition and probation are not perfect , and , like all other human methods , are liable ...
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... parties may unselfishly differ . They become contests for spoils as well , and tend to become more and more contests for spoils and less disputes as to principle . The spoils are the offices , the places of trust , and these tend to be ...
... parties may unselfishly differ . They become contests for spoils as well , and tend to become more and more contests for spoils and less disputes as to principle . The spoils are the offices , the places of trust , and these tend to be ...
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... party contests of the country the cor- rupting influence of the vast number of business places offered as spoils to the victors . The methods of com- petition and probation are not perfect , and , like all other human methods , are ...
... party contests of the country the cor- rupting influence of the vast number of business places offered as spoils to the victors . The methods of com- petition and probation are not perfect , and , like all other human methods , are ...
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... party in power for the time being , is greatly strengthened . The entrance examinations are held in all parts of the ... contests . The place - holders , many times more numerous than the present army of the United States , are in greater ...
... party in power for the time being , is greatly strengthened . The entrance examinations are held in all parts of the ... contests . The place - holders , many times more numerous than the present army of the United States , are in greater ...
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Página 2 - Such examinations shall be practical in their character, and so far as may be shall relate to those matters which will fairly test the relative capacity and fitness of the persons examined to discharge the duties of the service into which they seek to be appointed.
Página 1 - I wish," he wrote, in his simple phrase, (<I could get time to attend to the Southern question. I think I know what is wanted and believe I could do something toward quieting the rising discontent, but the office-seekers demand all my time. I am like a man so busy letting rooms in one end of his house that he cannot stop to put out the fire that is burning in the other.