The Tupelo journal

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by Getteys to two young women. Ul

rich is a prominent democratic poli

tician of Brooklyn.

ORDERS ~~SENT TO CRUISERS

Assistant Secretary ot State Loomis

Believes American Interests In

Haytl Are Threatened.

Washington, March 21.—The navy

department has been advised by

Acting Secretary of State Loomis

that reports from the Dominican re

public and Hayti indicate that Amer

ican interests there may be in need

of protection. The navy department

has 'ordered the cruiser Atlanta to

proceed thence from Pensacola.

Civil Service Commissioner Foulke

Writes a Letter to Senator

Spooner, of Wisconsin.

HE HAS NO INTENTION OF BEING 6A6GED

Will Continue to Wlelil the CnUicel

When His Conduct, or Thnt of the

Body or Which He 1m n Member,

In Attacked Even by the United

State* Senate.

Washington, March ill.—-Civil Serv

ice Commissioner Foulke has sent a

letter to Senator Spooner, of Wiscon

sin. in reply to sharp criticisms of let

ters written to individual senators by

Mr. Foulke regarding certain inac

curacies in statements made on the

Hoor during consideration of p resolu

tion culling for information from the

committee regarding the removal of

Elmer E. Forshay from the surveyor

general’s office of Idaho. Mr. Foulke

says:

“Thus the paradox is presented that

although the charge was untrue I had

no right to point out the particlars in

which it was untrue, even in letters

to individual senators. If this posi

tion is sound it would be the duty

of executive officers to submit in ab

solute silence to the gravest charges

of misconduct or even of crime, ut

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The Tupelo journal. (1903). Tupelo, Miss., 1903-03-27. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn87065632/1903-03-27/ed-1/?sp=2

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Tupelo journal, 1903-03-27.