Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-03-15
rron the Haslins,On Spectator Of Saturday.

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E,reruire Nominations.-Thc i%njunc-
ton of secrecy having been ~rcrnnve! from
a portion of the proceedings in Executive
session, we are enabled 10 lay The follow.
Ing before our readers:
Upon the nomination Of Mr.. Gushing.
as Secretary of the Treasury. the vole to
consent TO il wns rs follows:
Yeas-Messrs. Bates. Buchanan, Cal
hnuu, Chnaie. Cuthberr, Evans. Fulton;
King. McDu(ie. MeRobrrrs, Rives, Sc
virr, Sturgeon. TalImadsc, Walker, VIII
cox. Williams. Woodbury., Wrishi-l9.
Nays-Messrs. Allen. Archer. Daeby.
Barrow. Daynrri. Benton. Bcrrien. Clay.
ton. Conrad. Gratis. Ciiucndcn, Gsnham.
Henderson, Huntington, Kerr, Linn. Man.
gum, Merrick. siiIler, Moreheai. Phelps,
s sTs1ss S TtsspTpssfni. WR'is.s,Sii '1-
Whercupon the. Prcsiisu. cent the FOL
lowing message 10 the Senate:
70 lie Senate Of HE United States:
In submitting 10 you the name Of Caleb
C,:siiius, as Secretary nf The Treasury. |
did SO in full view Of his consummalc
abilities, his unqucslioned patriotism. aud
full capacity To discharge. with honor 10
himself aud advantage TO The country. the
high and important duties apperlainins 10
tina, DEPARTMENT. The Government. The
respect which | have for the wisdom Of
The Scnu,c has caused me again, since his
rejection. To reconsider his merits ani his
qualifications. That review has satisfied
me ,ha, ! could nnl have n more able all
wiser in the administration of public Of
fairs. or the country "a more faithful officer.
| feel i, therefore 10 be my duty "a re-
dominate him.
nnm;natc Caleb Cushing. 10 he Sec
reiary of the Treasury in the place of Wal
ter FuVw ard. resigned.
JOHN TYLER.
Mach $. 1913.
Tho message having hccn read, the vote
vas again taken. aud rcsultcl-iu favor 81
the nomination. 10, ngains, j, -.
The President again nominated Nh.
Gushing, and The VOTE was-aycs =, noes
%.
Mr.. J. e. Spcncer WIS thea nominated
ms Secretary al the Treasury, anI The
nopiaaiiuu was confirmed by i majority
ur2.
Upnn The uomiuariGn Of Mr.. Wise, a
Minister 10 France the vote 10 confirm the
nomination was as lnl!ows.
Yuas-M essrs. Archer, Buchanan. Cal
houn, Choalr. cuihhcr:, Evans. Fulton.
Hug. Mc0ulic, Sturgeon, Ta!lmndse.
WnlSer--I2.
Nays-Mcssrs. Bashy. Barrow. Ben
ton, Berricn, Clayton. Courad, Crafts,
Crunendcn, Dayton, C-,ham. Henderson,
HuuIins,oa, Kerr. Maugum. MeTrick. Mil
Ter. phclps. Porter. Summons, Smith Of
!nL,aua. S~praguc. Tappan, White. Wood
brilsc--2l.
Whercupou The President sent the fol-
lowin. message TO tho Senaic
WAsnlxoroS, March, l643.
To he Senate of the United States:
In submitting The name OF Henry a.
Wise 10 the Senate for tho mission TO
Fraucc. | was led TO do SO by considera-
lions Of his high talent, his exal.er chnrac'
ter, and escat moral worth. The coun.
trv. | fell assured, would be represented
NJ Paris in the person of Mr.. Wise, by ono
wholly unsurpassed il exalted patriotism:
and wei, fitted 10 be the representative oil
his country abroad. His rejection 10y the
Senate has caused me to reconsider his
qualifications, aud 1 sec no cause to doubt
tia. he is emincn,ly qualified for ;he sta
lion. lieel it therefore 10 be my duty 10
; re. nosoina;c him.
nominate Henry a. Wise, Of Virginia
Ia be Envoy Extraordinary and Minister
/ pIeaipo,er:'ary 10 Inc Court oi us n"jes,
nv The Hing Of he FreIci', IN place 0s
Levi, CaSs, resigned.
JOHN TYLER.
TIE question was again taken Oh ms
n~ominalipp. AID rssulcd-ycas {, noes2o,
The nomination was again maHe' aho
| re. uhcd-nyes =, npcs 20. ~