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WASHINGTON, APRIL 30, l04l

 The tide of applicants for office has slackened little, and trust it will slacken still more Let the heads of the Depart ments have time to get matters arranged for the, extra session. Appointments to be made wisely, must necessarily be made slowly. Time andipatence are requisite to investigate and decide on such multi tude of conflicting claims. Haste can only be a source of error and calamity.

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