Publications of the New York Civil-Service Reform Ass'n
The Beginning of the Spoils System in the National Government, 1829-30. (Reprinted, by permission, from Parton's “Life of Andrew Jackson.”) Per copy, 5 cts.
Term and Tenure of Office. By Dorman B. Eaton. Second edition, abridged. Per copy, 15 cts.
Daniel Webster and the Spoils System. An extract from Senator Bayard's oration at Dartmouth College, June, 1882.
A Primer of Civil-Service Reform, prepared by George William Curtis. (English and German Editions.)
Address of Hon. Carl Schurz in opposition to the bill to amend the New York Civil Service laws, commonly known as the “Black Act.” May 6, 1897
Report on the Operation of the “Black Act.” March 21 , 1898.
Annual Reports of the Civil Service Reform Association of New York for the years 1883-1898 inclusive. Per copy, 8 cts.
MISCELLANEOUS.
United States Civil-Service Statutes and Revised Rules of May 6, 1896.
State Civil-Service Reform Acts of New York and Massachusetts.
Decisions and Opinions in Construction of the Civil-Service Laws. (1890) Per copy, 15 cts.
The Meaning of Civil-Service Reform. By E. O. Graves.
The Selection of Laborers. (In English and German Editions). By James M. Bugbee late of the Massachusetts Civil-Service Commission.
Report of Select Committee on Reform in the Civil Service (H. R.), regarding the registration of laborers in the United States Service.
Report of same Committee regarding selection of Fourth-Class Postmasters.
The Need of a Classified and Non-Partisan Census Bureau—Report of a Special Committee of the National League. (1898)
George William Curtis. A commemorative address by Parke Godwin. (Published by the Century Association). 10 cents per copy.
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