The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-01-13

Secretaries Of the Treosuyy-Willism NJ. NJ re-
dith Of PenntyIvapis. March 7, 1919; Thomas
Secretaries Of Wor-tieorge W. Crawford OF
GtoIe,a. Meron q isio; Charles ~. Conrad OF
Secyeta'fss ctt Ma,vIWillam b Preston of
Of S'sss msryisnd T1n n Is5 Z" 1870 John Kennedy
s. creta'tes Of the Ir,terfor-Tnomas Ewing OF
OHIO. OHIO. March 1872; A6s3snder II Stuart OF Vir-
Postmdsters Generd,-Jaoob Collamer of Yer
Y,,h. July % 1850; Samuel D. Hubbard OF Con
AuorncpS SC ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS johnson Of Mary.
lend, March 2, 1919; Joan j. Crittenden OF Ken
lucky, July 20 1850
Twelfth Observation-Disclosures to 1856
ITestdent-Franklin Pierce OF New Hamp-
;, Ytce P1csident-willam r. King of Alabama.
Died Apll Is. 1858.
York, March z 1853.
=, secretary q 0te 7reasury-James GuthrIe OF
Kel lucky. Marcu 7. 1858.
secretary Of Wor-Jetlerson Davis of Mlssis-
siDpt, March 7, 1858
81 cretdry OF ne No,y-James G. Doobin of
Nu1th Carolina, March 7, 1853.
Secretary fHie Intertor-Robert McCieiland OF
Michigan, March Z. 1853.
PoStmGster- Gem 'rdt-James Cam pbell of Penn-
sylvSpiH, March T. 1853.
Attorney ot-Caleb Cushing OF Massaohu.
setts, March 7, 1858
Thirteenth AdministratiOn-IS to 1861
Ere'tdeht-Jsmes Buchanan OF Pc sunsy lvauta
Iice.PTeSt0ent-John y. Breckinridge of Ken
Secretaries of State Lewis Cass Of Michigan
March,, 1867; jeremiah S. Black of Pennsyi
Nsnis, Decemoer, 1869.
Georgia, March. 1851; PnInp f. Tnomss of
Maryland, December, 1885, John a. Dix .! New
Secretaries II Wor-John b. Floyd of vtr.
gina, March 1867; Joseph Holt of Kentucky.
Secretary Of The Nary-Isaac Toucey OF Con.
pecticut, MaIcn, 1857.
Sec, etory Of The htertor-Jacob Thompson OF
Rs1
PostnGSterS Generat-Asron V. Brown nfTen
nessee, March, 1857, died; Joseph Holt OF Ken
February II, 1851
Auormeys GeneroI-JeremiahS Black Of Penn
syIvania. March, 1851; Edwin Nj. stanton OF
Ohio, December, 1860
Fourteenth Administration - 1854 TO
1869.
PreSident-Abraham Lincoln OF Illinois.
Vfce. Presidents Hannibal HamlIn of Maine;
Andrew Johnson of Tennessee, March 4. 1865
succeeded Abraham Lincoln on the death OF
the latter, April Is, 1863.
Secretary Of &ute-Wllliam II. Seward of New
Sfc7eta7ies OF me Treasury--Salmon P. Chase
of OHIO, MsIcu. 1861; WlIiam r. Fessenden of
Name, September, 1864; Hugh McCulloch OF
Indiana, March, 1860
Secretaries Of Wa Simon Cameron OF Penn
SylvanIa, Marcn, 1861; Edwin NJ. Stanton of
Ohio, January 1852; General Ulysses Grant OF
llGols, Acting Secretary, August 1867, on the
sutpeLslon OF SecSttary Stant%n oy lhe Presi-
the action OF tho Senate. January Ia, 1868, and
General Lorenzo Thomas of Delaware. ap-
pointed Ad Interim Secretary, February ~,
1868; General j. M. Scnofleld appointed by the
Preeiuent. May 20 1865 IF er the Fl uaI gns ion
of st cretHry Stanton at the close OF tue Im-
p1acGment trial.
Secretary ofhe Nury-Gideon Welles OF Con-
Dtcllcut, MaIcD, 1861.
Secretaries OF Me Interior-Caeb B. Smith of
Indiana, March, l6l (resigued December. 1862;
John z. Upsbur OF lnoians. January, 1853; James
Harlan of Iowa, May, 1865; o. H. Browning of
Illinois, July, 1876.
ToStmooterS General Montgomery Blair OF
Mary lsLd, March, 1851; William Denuisnn of
OHIO, Octooer, 1864; Alexanuer w. Randall of
Wisconsin. July, 1866.
AuO,neyS. Geme7ai- Edward B 4tes of Missouri,
March 1861; James Speed OF Kentucky, Decem
ber 1861; Henry 5. S,anbery of Kentucky, July.
1866; William Nj. Evarts of New YORK., June,
1868. col III med aiier Inc close Of the Impeach.
berry, who resigned In February, 1863 to assist
IN TIE defense of the President, AMI was reap
pointed. but rejected by the Senate.
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