[DOC] [TLE] The Marshall and Taney Courts: Continuities and Changes | The ... [PAR] John Marshall and Roger B. Taney (Library of Congress Prints and Photographs) 
... In 1798, he was one of three American diplomats sent to France by President 
John ... Marshall to succeed Oliver Ellsworth as chief justice, after John Jay 
declined ... On December 28, 1835, Jackson named his longtime ally, Roger 
Brooke... [DOC] [TLE] Profile of Roger Brooke Taney and Discussion of Taney Supreme ... [PAR] On December 28, 1835, President Jackson nominated Taney Chief Justice of the 
... Court is sullied by the appointment of that political hack, Roger B. Taney. [DOC] [TLE] Roger B. Taney - Wikipedia [PAR] Roger Brooke Taney was the fifth Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, holding 
that office from ... Taney, a Jacksonian Democrat, was made Chief Justice by 
Jackson. .... recess appointment as Secretary of the Treasury failed in a vote of 28
18. ... On December 28, 1835, Jackson sent the nomination of Taney as Chief 
Justice... [DOC] [TLE] Roger B. Taney - Government Official, Supreme Court Justice ... [PAR] Sep 30, 2015 ... Chief Justice Roger B. Taney made history in his pro-slavery ruling of the Dred ... 
In turn, President Jackson made Taney Attorney General in 1831. ... vote of 28-18
,marking the first time Congress had nixed a presidential ... Supreme Court 
appointment in 1835, but the Senate rejected the appointment due... [DOC] [TLE] A Great Judicial Character, Roger Brooke Taney - JStor [PAR] great office of Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of the United. States, omitting ... 
at Philadelphia July 6, 1835, and on December 28 Jackson sent to the Senate... [DOC] [TLE] Taney - U.S. Coast Guard [PAR] The cutter Taney (originally launched as the Roger B. Taney) was named for 
Roger Brooke Taney, who was born on ... On 28 December 1835, President 
Jackson picked Taney to succeed John Marshall as Chief Justice of the Supreme 
Court; and, despite Whig opposition, the appointment was confirmed on 15 
March 1836. [DOC] [TLE] Full text of "A Great Judicial Character, Roger Brooke Taney" [PAR] In 1796 Washington appointed him Jay's successor as Chief Justice, but after 
short ... Andrew Jackson was in the second term of his administration which had 
not ... Marshall's death occurred at Philadelphia July 6, 1835, and on December 
28 Jackson sent to the Senate the nomination of Roger B. Taney to be his 
successor. [DOC] [TLE] Roger Brooke Taney - NNDB.com [PAR] Roger Brooke Taney ... Executive summary: US Chief Justice, 1836-64 ... and in 
July 1831 entered President Andrew Jackson's cabinet as Attorney General ... (in 
June 1834) refused to confirm his appointment as secretary of the treasury. ... in 
Baltimore, but on the 28th of December 1835 was nominated Chief-Justice of the
... [DOC] [TLE] Supreme Court Appointments: CQR [PAR] In urging his appointment in a letter to President Roosevelt last August, Senator 
..... Marshall's successor as Chief Justice, Roger B. Taney of Maryland, was ... 
Taney had been appointed Associate Justice by President Jackson in January, 
1835, ... on December 28 Jackson again nominated Taney, this time as Chief 
Justice. [DOC] [TLE] The Supreme Court: "The First Hundred Years Were the Hardest" [PAR] Jan 1, 1988 ... lic-at a time when the Court is in session, one sees the Chief Justice .... France, 
and resigned his judicial position in December 1800. Presi- ..... Upon John 
Marshall's death in 1835, Andrew Jackson appointed. Roger B. Taney of 
Maryland to succeed him. Taney had ..... In Ex parte McCardle,28 William H. [DOC] [TLE] Federalism in the Second Republic's Third Century - Washington ... [PAR] five years before the advent of Marshall's appointment, it is remarkable for the 
tenor of the ..... On December 28, 1835, he nominated Roger B. Taney of. 
Maryland to succeed Marshall and Philip P. Barbour of Virginia as the successor 
to. Gabriel Duval. ... re-elected Andrew Jackson.50 As Chief Justice, Taney's 
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Question: On Dec. 28, 1835 President Jackson appointed Roger B. Taney to succeed this chief justice
Answer: John Marshall