, 1881-09-26

WHAT EIcE-rl1l:slpESTs HAVE UOSE IN
FORMER TIMES.
Spfcf1a plspatth to Tnt Chieaeo Tribune.
WAsllISoroS, u. e., Sept. a:h-1n view Of
anticipated changes In the Cabinet tic rec
0rtls l!lyC been scurclietl fur prcceltel,ts, with
the following result: With tlie exception of
the l'ustnlnstrr-Genernl, tho members of tltu
Cabinet hold tlnrng the PLEASURE of tho prrs-
tdcl,i.' 'rlsu possnaster.Gcneral l,.s II tlci1nit
tern. 1ilu provision Is tint tic term uf
tic pastnlnster.Gcncral slln1 hu fir md dur
lllg the term Ut tho President by wiuin hu Is
APPOINTED, md tnr one llloutl, thereafter l,.l-
less sooner removed" lit lIlnt Ut}lce, there-
fore. II yacnncy will exist OIL and aftcr tho
2oth Of October, which will be filled by prps-
ittent Arthur ut his pleasure,
III 1egartt to the
OTHER HEADS OF DEPARTMENTS
the prccttlctlts arc us follows: President
Harrison died onu month utter lis i'll
augurltion. Mr.. Ty1cr, who succeeded
him IN April 4, 1871, made no
Immediate changes, although Atr. Ew-
Ing. tho Secretary of tile Treasury;
MI. Roger, Of North Caroline, Secretary Of
tho Navy; Frank t;rnMger. the p0stnlastcr-
General. afd Nlr. Crittenden. Of Kentucky, tho
Attorllny-Guneral, retired the following
September, or five months after President
Tyier's succession. Mr.. l}cll, Ut Tennessee,
tho Secretary ut War, retired one lnunttt
Inter, III October, ISL. Daniel Webster re-
,naiilcd Secretary Of State Until May, l644::},
not having resigned with hIs} nssociatcs who
were dissatisfied with President Tylcr's
political cuursc, mud was succeeded by It,
Enre, nf Soutt, Caru1inn, who Ill cd tile next
n,orth. John Nelson acted rs SECRETARY for
nyear nfter that, e'ld WIS succucdett IN sfnrci,
1tIt NF III It1 IL
l!art.nelt, Walter Forward, of Pennsylvania,
!oll,f q: Spencer, Ut New York, and George
n. 1'lbo, W Kentucky were each Il. turn
SSecretnry q , tho Treasury nfter Ewing.
spsnesr sas ssscee,i f''';s' IT, 1,s'' sn''' aS U
i liz Treasury bepartmeSt, yacs iettse Il. roi:
fyf rcecie Of SSssa1 81 ts Sanai WV % %nppSns g Hd
Ing the remainder Of President Tylor's term.
r9si!inSts..t;rlacral Granger. was succeeded
BY c: a. Wicklitfe, Of Kentucky, and le by
!si4 III. &sison, of Maryland, them bseanis 1.eti no
Fostlnaster-t;eNeral
WHEN GIN, TAYLOR DIED,
9Hguratlm,, afiilarti Fillmore, WHO becalna
President. clmngeA Ills sCnblnct Mt olice. hr.
S'G Ct dRf'y1S ny S%SfSs!aDfy s Dynnl at W.T. W.T.
ster, wIio ,lied in 1ssa, and was
ward Everett; secretary-of-tlc.freasury
esfe ey Garw 1f II feiy!s" Uyy H. W csaWSfS ssssts 4
t;eorgia, retired frVn, tla War Department,
aliu ten. Scutt ncteh us Secretary Of War
ad Interim until the appointment 0f Conrad,
e VI yltrsE;inin, gave lace to MIR. t:rahan q
was succeeded by n. X. iiali, Mr. FlilnIurr's
former t,, iaw partner, wl'9 wHs subsequently
l;ay,er'y ,Johnson transferred ttv portfolo
u tlle ttor1iey,t'enaral to the hands Of Mr.
Critfentlei,, Of Kentucky. All thesu clunges
were duade July 20, 1850. n ,fow days after
NJ: Ewing. WHO WIS President Taylor.'s Sec
rcfary ot tle interior, remained! until Sulr
Stuart, of Virginia:
WHEN PRESIDENT LINCOLN WAS AssAs1-
MATED,
nna Andrew Johnson succeeded to tho Pres
ilency,, tho Cabinet was not chaneed. Alr.
Seward renalntl Secretary OF Stnte, ALr.
1leCni!nGl! Hs Secretary 0f the Treasury,
tst'lcyn Wnl'es Secretnry OF tho Navy, aid
Sbettl. Of Kentucky. Acknowledgement, until
l!s rSsighei ul!d WINS succeeded by Stal,berry,
0f OHIO. l!nrlan was Secretary 0f the Into
r!nr On l.incnln's dcntll Alr. Browning, OF
li!ln1ls took Ills place, hut di!! not ren!ail'.
AT. Sta'tt@nl, m WIN Secratary Of War; nnd there
1'Nsi.trht I9llnsuii suspended him, md ten.
Grnnt acte.l III. Secretary all Interim. Mr.
SttlIlion Wl1s rel11Stnte.l BY order OF the ssen.
nts ,ts IN MalHary, M lHs, alt n February WIS e;
T. % entlc,r u thu retaoval, uni President
johnson @ WINS ln'peacl!ed: II was only after
tue failure to convict tint MI. Stanton re-
slgnet!, nM! t;s,'; scltnile's succeeded lin.
cdr,,ts a. u u ciange ut Cabinet or the re-
te,!tlon Of Ills predecessors advisors on both
u tcs.