Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-06-13
JAMES MADISON. "
Wednesday December 20, 1909.

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The Senate took into consideration the mes
age of the President OF the United States Of yes.
terday, nominating Joseph Crockett and others, to
office. Whereupon resolved, that they advise
and consent to the appointments Of John Will
to the nominations respectively,
In the same journal, 1912, page 296, 300,
3O8 the following:
Monday Norenlber 9, 1912
The following written message was received
his Secretary.
To the Senate of the United States: nomin
ate the persons whose names are stated in the list
annexed to the enclosed letter from the Secretary
of War, for the promotions and appointments res
pectively proposed, &c.
JAMES MADISON"
November 9, 1912.
"War Department Nou. 9, 1912.
SIR: have the honor to propose for your ap-
probation, the following promotions and appoint
ments in the Army of the U. States.
w. EUSTIS."
'Indiana Teritory-WILLlAM H. HARI-
SON Brigadier General, to rank from the 22nd
August, 1872"
Wednesday December 2, 1912
ain military appointments, named in the last
mentioned message, and resolved, that the Senate
do advise and consent to the appointment OF
WILLIAM II. HARRISON, agreeably to the
nomination.
In the same journal, 1918 pages 329, $50, the
following
Saturday, Feb. II, 1918.
The two following messages were received
Il Al. IL h,,A H.
Coles, his Secretary:
To the Senate OF the United States; nomi.
nate Brgadier General James Wilkinson, Briga.
der General Wade Hampton, William r. Davy
Of S. Carolina, Morgan Lewis now Quarter Mas
ter General, WILLIAM H. HARRISON, Of In,
diana Territory, and Aaron Ogden of New Jersey
to be Major Generals in the Army Of the United
States, &c. JAMES MADISON"
February Is, 1918.
Monday. March /, 1913.
The Senate took into consideration the message
of the President of the United States, Of the 27tt
February, nominating James Wilkinson and 9th
ers 10 Offices
On the question, will the Senate advise anc
consent to the appointment of VIM. H. HARRl
SON? 1t was determined in the affirmative
yeas 20, nays 4. On motion, the yeas and nay
ndVlDS Deel Icluucu ny OlIC lIltl VI lle CSHdlOl
present, those voted in the affirmative, are
Messrs Bayard, Bib, Brent, Brown, Crandford
Cuts, franklin, Gillard, Giles, Gilman, Good
rich, Howell, Magruder, Pope, Reed, Robinson
Smith of Maryland, Smith of New York, TAFT
Turner, Varnum and Worthington. Thos
who voted in the negative, are-Mcssrs. German
| (ofN. Y,) Lambert (of N. J) Leid (of Pa.
and Lloyd (of Mass }"
In the same journal, (vol. 81 pages 612, 617
as follows;
Thursday, May %, 1928.
| The following message was received from tkC
Presidenl of the United States, by Mr.. John Ad
ans, his Secretary:
" Washington May %, 1929
| nominate, &c. WILLIAM H. HARRISON,
of Ohio, to be Envoy Extraordinary and Minis
ter Plenipotentiary to the Republic of Coum
ba, &c. JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
Saturday, May "a, 1928.
The Senate proceeded 10 consider the nomin-
alton of WILLIAM II. HARRISON, contain.
ed in the message of the 22nd inst, & Mr. Benton
being, at his request excused from voting, it was
without division on the ayes and nays) resol-
we'd, that the Senate advise and consent to the
appointment of WILLIAM H. HARRISON, a
grccabIy to the nomination,