History of the United States From Aboriginal Times to Tafts Administration V
History of the United States From Aboriginal Times to Tafts Administration V
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On the day following the inauguration the President sent to the Senate for confirmation the names of the members of his cabinet. The nom inations were, for secretary of state, James G. Elaine, of Maine; for secretary of the treasury, William Windom, of Minnesota; for secretary of war, Robert T. Lincoln, of Illinois; for secretary of the navy, William H. Hunt, of Louisiana ; for secretary of the interior, Samuel J. Kirkwood, of Iowa; for attorney-general, Wayne MacVeagh, of Pennsylvania; for pos...tmaster-general, Thomas L. James, of New York. These nominations were Administrations of Garfield and Arthur 779 promptly confirmed, and the new administration entered upon its course with omens of an auspi cious future.
The prospects of the new administration were soon darkened with political difficulties. A divi sion arose in the ranks of the Republican party, threatening the disruption and ruin of that organ ization. The two wings of the Republicans were nicknamed the " Halfbreeds " and the " Stal warts"; the latter, headed by Senator Conkling, of New York, being the division which had so resolutely supported General Grant for the Presi dency in the Chicago Convention; the former, led by Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On the day following the inauguration the President sent to the Senate for confirmation the names of the members of his cabinet. The nom inations were, for secretary of state, James G. Elaine, of Maine; for secretary of the treasury, William Windom, of Minnesota; for secretary of war, Robert T. Lincoln, of Illinois; for secretary of the navy, William H. Hunt, of Louisiana ; for secretary of the interior, Samuel J. Kirkwood, of Iowa; for attorney-general, Wayne MacVeagh, of Pennsylvania; for pos...tmaster-general, Thomas L. James, of New York. These nominations were Administrations of Garfield and Arthur 779 promptly confirmed, and the new administration entered upon its course with omens of an auspi cious future.
The prospects of the new administration were soon darkened with political difficulties. A divi sion arose in the ranks of the Republican party, threatening the disruption and ruin of that organ ization. The two wings of the Republicans were nicknamed the " Halfbreeds " and the " Stal warts"; the latter, headed by Senator Conkling, of New York, being the division which had so resolutely supported General Grant for the Presi dency in the Chicago Convention; the former, led by Mr.
What to read after History of the United States From Aboriginal Times to Tafts Administration V?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Clark Ridpath to read onlineMoreLess
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