The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-03-08
SENATE MlSFITS.
Presidential Nominations Not
Approved by the Late I'm
lamented Congress.

WASHINGTON, March s, 1S95-During
the three sessions of the Fifty-third
Congress, the Senate rejected nineteen
of he men selected for preferment by
the President and failed to act upon a
total of 120 nominations There were
three reflections during the session just
closed. OF these, seven were postmasters.
The rejected appointees were as follows:
In the first session. Henry c.. G. AIT
wood, to be Consul at Calais, France;
John Mobley, to be Consul at Acapulco,
Mexico. and Henry c.. Stuart, to be
Secretary of Legation at Guatemala. In
the second session. William B. Horn
lower and Wheeler H. Peckham. to be
Associate Justices of the United States
Supreme Court: Bend. Lenthier, Consul
at sherbrooke, Quebec. Edward y Tay-
District Of Niagara, n. g: 3 Scott Har-
risen. to be Surveyor of Customs for
H. L eSp5 q of e aanyaa Eta EIs... M n 5e HHsRiry
ter of the LAND ONCE ~Postmasters5,
Jonas Shays, at Owego. N. Y, who failed
3. Keith Keiium II at TT BABYLON it5st aeS Il T.; it Thomas
II. Manion. at Herkimer. ". Y. George
Il. Vandam. at Tompkinsville. y. Y; n
United States Marshal for the District
of Minnesota: Al Augustus Healy, Col
1 hfatn;c Of Il Ipte Mnal R NasE sa for fha First st
KttSeld = coliector Of Gustomls for the
flames W. Woodford. at Gesntreviile,
SD; James wailingr at Victor, y. r,
President sent In many of his important
nominations that the greatest number
failed to receive the action of the Senate
rejected. A few of those that thus went
over and required another nomination
Of %sr im -sopssapep pfaseg Te9 sfits aa ept n .ths cn list
refusal to act IS an interesting one. and
tie s5s' HAND i" Of Mr.. HUI. was aimed II sN II open
are ! ) fofIoy s.'Sihi !. IorsD love-:
c5Son4rst; 1cshha aries IL u JTay * .A Is f Sc Min-
ister TO BollyiaEk John RI Riley, Consul
fFs nanee;; SegHton AT s. asRSy, pas GfiHsng2a Ben.
jamin Lenthier, at Sherbrooke, Quebec:
}enn w und Rq0f ths T Fl saarsi0DDa epa m9mana-
for the District Of Montana and idaho:
use Ma,tfs for II the n pistsic ap e New K as'f Peter
DISTRICT of BufsaIo; Kbpe Elias, collec-
N sag e c 1assiEIna'bb isssI5 Ea 5RT ne F Sgein
e~nstein. Collector Of 2Re*enue for THE
A Rrg5raiis 81 Of 5eM Mere Shp for tasa'i Big,
trfot Of Buffalo: Y. sttnonds. Gollec-
District Of North Carolina: John w. A.
Strickland, Assistant Appraiser for the
Collector Of Customs for the Champlain
District of New York.
In the second session the most I'M
portant nominations that went over were
those of James D. PortersFto be District
Judge for the E&sternAandaMiddle dis
Tinted states zt1qrssE III DlstTlct Of
New Jersey, end Mglism Z Mari Massnry'
Wilson, Collector of Internal Revenue Tor
the District of Floridaa and A. Augustus
Healey, for the. First district of New
York. s..
acting on the nominations Of William
(. Marburyy, who has sssa since inc i been ss a re-
praiser Of Merchandise for the District
Of Boston,; Joseph 3; Herod, to be First
Secretary of Legation at japan. and
Arthur p. Greeley and John II. Bricken-
stein. to be Examiners.in-chl IN the
have since been. COMMISSIONED to the
offices for which they failed Of condemna.
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