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Domestic News April 22, 1886

The Times And Democrat

Orangeburg, Orangeburg County, South Carolina

What is this article about?

A Buffalo newspaper criticizes Senator Edmunds for hypocrisy in opposing the nomination of B. V. Smalley as Collector in Burlington, VT, because it displaces an old soldier, while he supported confirming Charles A. Gould in Buffalo, replacing one-armed soldier Major Tyler without cause.

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A Buffalo newspaper pinches Senator Edmunds pretty hard when it calls upon him to square his record in respect to confirming old soldiers. The point rests thus: Mr. Edmunds urges his associates to reject the nomination of Hon. B. V. Smalley, as Collector at Burlington, Vt., on the ground that he replaces an old soldier, but he voted to confirm Charles A. Gould, appointed Collector of Buffalo by President Garfield, vice Major Tyler, a one-armed soldier, removed without a cause. Mr. Edmunds is classed as a great statesman, but it seems to make as much difference to him as to an ordinary politician who displaces the old soldier.

What sub-type of article is it?

Politics Appointment

What keywords are associated?

Senator Edmunds Political Hypocrisy Veteran Displacement Senate Confirmation Collector Appointment

What entities or persons were involved?

Senator Edmunds Hon. B. V. Smalley Charles A. Gould Major Tyler President Garfield

Where did it happen?

Buffalo

Domestic News Details

Primary Location

Buffalo

Key Persons

Senator Edmunds Hon. B. V. Smalley Charles A. Gould Major Tyler President Garfield

Outcome

criticism highlights inconsistency in senator edmunds' positions on appointments displacing old soldiers.

Event Details

A Buffalo newspaper accuses Senator Edmunds of hypocrisy for urging rejection of B. V. Smalley's nomination as Collector in Burlington, VT, due to displacing an old soldier, while he confirmed Charles A. Gould's appointment in Buffalo, replacing one-armed soldier Major Tyler without cause.

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