Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-01-03
The Marietta Daily Leader.
THURSDAY, JANUARY 8. 1901.
Cabinet Making.


Monroe, Jackson. Lincoln. Grant and
Mckinley. But three Presidents have
been reelected in 81 years-Lincoln,
Grant and Mckinley.
Washington had for his first Cabinet;
Secretary of State-Thos Jefferson.
Secretary of the Treasury-Alexan-
der Hamilton.
Secretary of War-Henry Knox
Postmaster -General-Samuel Osgood.
Acknowledgement - Edmond Ran
Golph.
When he was reelected he reap
poipted all these except Samuel Os-
good who had gone out in 1871, and
was succeeded by Timothy Pickering,
whom he reappointed.
Jefferson's Cabinet-1S01-con
of:
Secretary of State-James Madison
Secretary of the Treasury-Albert
Gallatin.
Secretary of the Navy-'Robers
Smith.
Postmaster -General-Gi Gran
ger.
ney-General-Levi Lincoln.
He reappointed all of his Cabinet but
his Acknowledgement when re-inaugu
rated in 1905.
Madison's Cabinet-1S09-con
Of
Secretary of State-RoDert Smith.
Secretary of the Treasury-Alberi
Gallatin.
Secretary of War-Wm. Eustis.
Secretary of the Navy-Paul Hamil-
ton.
decentralization Gran
ger.
Attorney -General-Cesa A. Rodney
James Monroe succeeded Robert
Smith as Secretary of State in 1911
John Armstrong succeeded VIM Eustis
as Secretary of War in January, 1913,
and VIM Jones succeeded Paul Hamil-
ton as Secretary of the Navy at the
same time, and VIM. Pinkney succeed
ed Cesar A. Rodney as Attorney-Gen-
eral in 1911.
Madison reappointed all these when
re-inaugurated in 1913.
Monroe-inaugurated in 1S17-ap-
pointed as his Cabinet:
Secretary Of State--John Quincy
Adams.
Secretary of the Treasury-Wm. H.
Crawford.
Secretary of War-John C. Calhoun.
Secretary of the Navy-B. w.
Crowninshield.
Postmaster-General - Reuben ].
> Meigs.
Attorney y-General-Richard Rush.
There were changes during his term,
but when Monroe was reinaugurated
in 1921 he reappointed his Cabinet in
it's entirety.
Jackson was inasurated March 4,
1929, and appointed as his Cabinet:
Secretary of State-Martin Van Bu
ren.
Secretary of the Treasury - S. D.
IngIham.
Secretary of War-John H. Eaton.
Secretary of the Navy-John Branch.
Postmaster -General-Wm L. Barry.
Attorney-General-J M. Berrien.
There were several changes during
his first term. and when inauguratef
in 1888 Jackson reappointed his Cabinet
as it then stood.
Lincoln, upon his Inauguration in
1861, made w his Cabinet as follows.
Secretary of State-Wm. H. Seward |
Secretary of the Treasury-Salmpn |
P. Chase
Secretary of War-Simon Cameron |
Secretary of the Navy-Gideon Wei
les
Secretary of the Interior-Caleb B !
Smith.
Postmaster-G General - Montgomery |
Blair.
Attorney General-Edward Bates.
Secretary of the Treasury Chase re-
tired July /. 1864, and was succeeded |
by VIM. Pitt Fessenden. Secretary Of |
War Cameron retired in January. 1862 |
and was succeeded by Edwin M. Stan |
ton, Secretary of the Interior Caleb B, |
Smith retired in January, 1868, and Wa;
succeeded by John P. Usher. Post |
master-G General Blair retired in Sep
tember, 1864. and was succeeded By |
VIM Dennison Attorney-General |
Bates retired in June 1863, and was
succeeded by James SDeed.
When reinaugurated in 1865 Lincoln |
reappointed all of his Cabinet EXCEPT |
Fessenden, who preferred to return to
the Senate. Hugh McCulloch was ap-
pointed Secretary of the Treasury.
Grant when inaugurated in 1869
made uD his Cabinet as follows:
Secretary of State-Elihu B. Wash
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