United States Congressional Serial Set
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Mr. Brectinridge, Vice President of the United States, moved that the present Chancellor, Chief Justice Taney, be re-elected to that office, expressing his unwillingness to assume the position which had been so long and so ably filled by its present occupant.
The motion was adopted unanimously, whereupon Judge Taney remarked that he was anxious to serve the Institution to the best of his ability, and he could not decline this expression of the confidence of the Board if they insisted on hia ret...aining the office of Chancellor.
The Secretary announced that, by joint resolution of the Senate and House of Representatives, Hon. Richard Rush, of Pennsylvania, and Gen. Joseph G. Totten, ofthe city of Washington, had been re-elected Begents for six years ; also that the President of the Senate had re- appointed Hon. James A. Pearce and Hon. James M. Mason, Regents for the same period of time.
The Secretary announced to the Board that, since its last meeting, three distinguished men of science, correspondents of the Institution, Ixad deceased, namely : Prof.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mr. Brectinridge, Vice President of the United States, moved that the present Chancellor, Chief Justice Taney, be re-elected to that office, expressing his unwillingness to assume the position which had been so long and so ably filled by its present occupant.
The motion was adopted unanimously, whereupon Judge Taney remarked that he was anxious to serve the Institution to the best of his ability, and he could not decline this expression of the confidence of the Board if they insisted on hia ret...aining the office of Chancellor.
The Secretary announced that, by joint resolution of the Senate and House of Representatives, Hon. Richard Rush, of Pennsylvania, and Gen. Joseph G. Totten, ofthe city of Washington, had been re-elected Begents for six years ; also that the President of the Senate had re- appointed Hon. James A. Pearce and Hon. James M. Mason, Regents for the same period of time.
The Secretary announced to the Board that, since its last meeting, three distinguished men of science, correspondents of the Institution, Ixad deceased, namely : Prof.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by United States. Government Printing Office to read onlineMoreLess
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