Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-25

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The Senate resumed the consideration of ihe mcs
sagc OF the President Of the United States Of febru
AIRY 8. nominating John Martin Baker and Others. 10
civil and military appointments and
Resolved. Thai they sdvi.e and consent to the CT
pointmens agrceably TO the nominations respective
ly. etc"
in the same Journal (vol o. pages 81. IS, the FOL-
lowing;
Monday. December ). 1906
The following written messages were received isom
se President Ut tbs United States, by Mr.. Coles. hrs
Secretary
To the Senate Of the United States: Vacancies
having happened during the last Of the Ssnaie
IN the following Offices. granted commissions TO the
persons herein named, 10 each respective NGeancy'
which commission will expire the end OF the pre-
scnt session Of the Senate. l now. therefore. aoni,
nate the same persons the same Offices, respectively
for appointment
WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON. OF Indiana.
/ 10 be Governor " Indiana. TBos. JEFFERSON.
| "wednesday. December II, 1896
The Senate resumed the consideration of the noIni-
nations contained IN the message received from the
President OF the United States the 9Th instant.
and resolved, that they advise and to the ap'
| oinimenis of d. Livingston. NJ. MCary, r Curte-
MUS, T. ID. Shenok j. Ranes. w. w. Parker, j. Page,
W. H. Harrison, etc, agreeably to their nominations
, respectively.
1 On the Journal pages 100, l3l. the following
Tuesday. December 10. 1909.
| The following written message was received iron,
the President Of the United States. by Mr. Graham.
To the Senate of the u, States The comrnss'on'
heretofore granted TO the following persons being 10
miiied n their duration. and about % expire,
nominate them 10 the Offices respectively anae1
ed to their names
n WILLIAM H. HARRISON. whose commission a
Gorernor Of Indiana Territory. will expire the l6il
January next. TO be Governor of the sumo Territory
Tor three years next ensuing that date.
JAMES Manson.
y "Wednesday, December 30. 1909.
Tue senate took into consideration the mesSage o
the President Of the u 8, Of yesterday. nomina Iin
Joseph Crocket and others. 10 Office. whereupnn
solved that they do advise and to the appoint
menis of John Willard and IYBL H. Harrison
agreeably 10 the nominations respectively.
In the same Journal, 1912, pages 296 300, 30s. tn
following
Monday, November G. 1912
The following written message, was we'd fror
The President of the United States. by Mr. Coles, HI
Secretary.
To the Senate Of the United States: ] nominate III
persons who stated in the list annexed TO the Ell
closed letter from the Secretary Of War for the promo
lions and appointments respectively proposed. &c,
JAMES MADISON.
November ., 1912.
WAR DEPARTMENT, Nov. 6, 1Slo.
Sir; have the honor TO propose. for your approbo
lion. the folio wing promotions and appointments in III
army Of the United States, w. ErsrIs.
, Indiana Tcrriiory-lYILLIAM ~ HARRISON
Brgadier General, to rank from the 22d August 1915
"Wednesday, December 2, 1912
: Inc Senate resumed the consideration of ceriai
military appointments, named in the last meniione
message, and resolved that the Senate do advise an
consent 10 the appointment of WILLIAM H. HAV
RlSON. agreeably 10 the nomination
In the same Journal. 1913. pages $40. 330, the 70
a lowing
: Saturday, February II, 1919.
4 The two following messages were received iron
the President of the United States by Mr. Coles hi
Secretary.
| To the Senate Of the United States, nominate
Brigadie- General James Williamson, Brieader Gener
al Wade Hampton, William n. Davy Of South Caro-
Ina, Morgan Lewis, BOW Quarter Master General
WILLIAM H. HARRISON. OF Indiana Territory
and Aaron Ogden. Of New jersey, to be Major Gen
erals IN the Army Of the United States. etc.
; JAMES MADISON.
February IS. 1919
Monday. March !, 1919.
The Senate took into consideration tie message q
the President ETC
On the question: will the Senate advise and cor
sent TO s5DRppontment of WILLIAM IT. ILARRI
LID, i - s'oi ., page. ela. sl7.
i LThursday May %. 1928.
The following I0kssG was received from the Pre-
s s.ss@ of the UHi'ss by MI @ Adams. hi
- WASHINGTON May %, 1928.
nominate. 1icy WILLIAM H. HARRISON O
Ohio. to be Envoy Extraordinary and Minister PIcnpo
ten'iary to the Republic Of Colombia etc.
JOINS QuIScy ADAMS.
! Saturday, May %, 1923.
The Senate proceeded to consider the nomination O
! WILLIAM H. HARRISON, contained in the mes
sage Of the pad inst . Benton being ai hi. request
excused from voting. it (without division on rh
ayes and noes) resolved that the Senaie advise an
consent TO the appointment of WILLIAM H. liar
RISON agreeably TO the nomination
Gnrs