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 7. 7. sricle from the Richmond En- Jay rpl. < shows right gallant and pat the es ;o reference to the recent cleo from S s mia The Democracy in this 'lilv, ss North have never been more 2H ~ '' m learning that the Federal Il, wboa '" lcote. with Bolts at its head, had on, will will u bv inc noble sons of the glori- nor of % ,ber of Presidents. The work from ' sose @ eaectually, and the Democ- rder ,, DY s,aod to every Republican in Vir-

 Toht hand of fellowship. Vir- 10 Opss ,jsed done her duty, andunder the Repp,s s, of the Richmond Enquirer, her )ld T;ss mosts. as also those of the whole pies nos ,s been preserved from destruction. We put dy has her Democracy maintained

 faith of her ancestors, that even bald i4 s,d hitter enemy has awarded to ye c n' ased of high approbation." 'i lrea IyT FOLKS CIRCULAR TO THE nd ". EDS OF DEPARTMENTS. 'nF. 4 ,HyeroN Cry, April II, 1915. A. Sd hsecuting the laws, there is no duty as II ,oears to me more imperative, than M. l,p that officers who receive the pub g. Pcn shall promptly and fully perform Bedn for which the law appropriates their Tn Tav salaries. Justice to the public and ius A. ,spard for the clearly expressed will 2 " ,,ss require that this shall be done Johns |bo come to the seat of Government m C. BI hlsiness should not be unnecessa- ,Sn,dd Tpd by the negligence or lnattention 5ll0N of Bureaus or Clerks connected 'taRpi Executive Department therefore yed rattention to the thirteenth section ilg tof 1912, entitled ssan act legalizing Anova g appropriations for such necessary lof ae have been usually included in the Mss 0propriation bills, without authority 'Ilean Ind to fix and provide for certain in 1'a 'Ao expenses of the Departments and Oe an of Government, and for other pur- Vufm ad to the l2th section of the Act to n% al athe General Land Ollice,n approved doc h of July, 1886.

 lppO that YOU will cause the monthly 3oa nquired by the act of l842, to be s' as made, and that you will transmit iS aH me-

 aR contemplates that the distribution OeeR amongst the clerks shall bear fair III so on to their compensation, and 1t is lol athe meritorious and faithful should mon perform the duties of such as may be $. be negligent, idle or Incompetent. Eans rent this injustice, 1t is essential that NlA k shall attend regularly in his office, ting arge his own appropriate duties. It le on tu llidt tdCil iIedu OI DufBdu Sildfi ioa be kept daily statement, showing unp Rce of each clerk from his duty dur idac e hours-the causes of such absence ee- he may be able to ascertain them, c pa hisstatementaecompany the monthly Fd65u desire that you will accompany the Vio reports with statement of any com 10 which may be made to you of any Ion your office, who may have contracted re an Rce his appointment, and does not pay Eho geeable to his contract. Disclaiming In ht 10 interfere with the private affairs Ihg PN 1.-the Government, I am yet unwil yn they shall be embarrassed in the per

 r of their public duties, by the just hr mites of disappointed creditors, who ,rat hem on the faith of their compensa- ny |n the Treasury.

 ,, a Eng that the duties required of the m Emd clerks employed in the several ITS Eve Departments are by no means un- } q hbIe, andimpressed with the importance efP pnpt and efficient dispatch of the public ins k, desire that you will take measures hal due execution of the laws to which l ld aIed your attention.

 ,U Respectfully yours,

 JAMES K. POLK.