Publications of the National Civil Service Reform League Proceedings at the Annual Meetings of the National Civil Service Reform League, 1894 to 1911, out of print). inclusive, (excepting 1898, By Carl Schurz. (Address of 1898.) A Review of the Year. The Reform in the Consular Service. By Oscar S. Strauss. (1895.) The Appointment and Tenure of Postmasters. By R. H. Dana. (1895.) An Open Letter to Hon. C. H. Grosvenor, in reply to recent attacks on the Civil Service Law and Rules. By George McAneny. (1897) The Need and Best Means for Providing a Competent and Stable Civil Service for Our New Dependencies. By Dorman B. Eaton. (1898.) The Murrain of Spoils in the Indian Service. By Herbert Welsh. (1898.) The Choice of Correct Methods in the Administration of American Dependencies. By Elliot H. Goodwin. (1900. Five Reports. Prepared by the Investigating Committee of the National Civil Service Reform League (1901.) Superannuation in the Civil Service. Reports of Special Committees. (1901, 1906, 1907, 1909, 1910 and 1911.) Withdrawals from the Civil Service. Report of a Special Committee of the League. (1906.) The Situation in Porto Rico. Report of the Committee on the Civil Service in Dependencies, (1902.) Governor Hughes on Civil Service Reform. Address of Governor Charles E. Hughes, of New York, at the Annual Meeting of the League. (1907.) The Business Value of Civil Service Reform. (Second Revised Edition.) (1911.) Activity of Federal Office Holders in Politics. Report of a Special Committee of the League, (1909.) The Fundamental Reform. By President Charles W. Eliot. (Address of 1009.) Things Won and Greater Things Not Yet Won. By President Charles W. Eliot. (Address of 1910.) Promotions in the Civil Service. Report of a Special Committee of the League. (1910.). Politics vs. the Administration of Justice. By Hon. Winfred T. Denison. (1910.) Coal Hod Politics. By Hon. Winfred T. Denison. (1911.) The Relation of Organized Labor to Civil Service Reform. By Hon. Samuel B. Donnelly. (1911.) Civil Service Reform and Popular Government. Charles W. Eliot. (Address of 1911.) By President The Sugar Frauds and Political Spoils. By Hon. Winfred T. Denison. (1912.) |