The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1905-03-07
CABINET is CONTINUED.
MANY NOMINATIONS MADE By
THE PRESIDENT.

Secretary Shaw to Serve Until Febru-
airy, 1906-WhIteIaw Reid Going to
Court of ST. James-Frederick NJ.
Ryder, of This City, Nominated, as
Consul at San Juan Del Norte, Mica
raugua.
Washington, March 6.-The president
sent a large number of nominations to
the senate to-day, including all of the
members of the present cabinet, except
Postmaster General Wynne. George
B. Cortelyou was nominated for that
office.
The denomination of Secretary Shaw
as secretary of the treasury recalls the
fact that when he was first nominated
it was with the understanding that he
would not remain longer than the 4th
of March just past. During the last
campaign President Roosevelt asked
him, in case of his election, to remain
at the head of the treasury department,
and he then consented, with the condi-
ton that he should be permitted to re-
tire in February, 1906, when he will
have served full four years term.
Secretary Shaw has no intention of re-
manning longer than the date fixed
upon.
The nominations to-day include the
names heretofore announced as ambas-
sailors, and OF Senator Cockrell as in
terstate commerce commissioner. The
nominations follow:
| Members of the cabinet-John Hay
District of Columbia, secretary of state;
Leslie M. Shaw, Iowa, secretary of the
treasury; William H. Taft, Ohio, secre-
tary Of war; William H. Moody, Massa-
ehusetts, attorney-general; George B.
! Cortelyou, New York, postmaster-gen
eral; Paul Morton, Illinois, secretary of
! the navy; Ethan A. Hitchcock, Mis-
souri,, secretary of the interior; James
Wilson, Iowa, secretary of agriculture;
Victor H. Metcalf, California secretary
of commerce and labor.
Ambassadors extraordinary and plen-
| ipotentiary-Whit Reid, New York,
! to Great Britain; Robert S. Mccormick,
Illinois, to France; George v. L. Meyer,
= Massachusetts,. to Russia; Edwin H.
i SOllSCl, INV u VaSAlSOs IIClily " NIT,
Rhode Island, to Italy.
ENJOYS extraordinary and ministers
! plenipotentiary William Woodville
Rockhill, District of Columbia, to Chi
ma; David j. Hill, New York, to the
Netherlands; Henry Lane Wilson,
Washington, to Belgium; William Mil
q Ter Collier, New York, to Spain; Brutus
j. Clay, Kentucky, to Switzerland;
Thomas ]. O'Brien, Michigan, to Den
mark; Charles E. Graves, Minnesota, to
/ Sweden and Norway; Edward C.
, O'Brien, New York, to Paraguay and
Uruguay; John B. Jackson, New Jersey,
to Greece and Montenegro, and diplo-
matte agent in Bulgaria; John w. Rid
die, Minnesota, to Roumania and Ser
! via; Samuel r. Gummere, New Jersey,
to Morocco.
/ Interstate commerce commissioner
Francis NJ. Cockrell, Missouri.
J Solicitor of the department of COM
merce. and labor-Edward Walter Sims,
/ Illinois. 80
/ Consuls- general Robert j. Wynne,
/ Pennsylvania, at London, England;
Frank Fl. Mason, Ohio at Paris,
France; Alexander H. Thackeray, Penn
sylvania, at Berlin, Germany; Hoffman
| Philip, New York, at Tangier, Morocco;
/ Thomas Summons, Washington, at Neu
! Chwang, China. Stanley Stoner, Mis-
souri,, Calcutta, India; Henry B. Miller,
| Oregan, at Yokohama, Japan; j. Linn
Rodgers, Ohio, at Shanghai, China;
! George w. Roosevelt, Pennsylvania, at
Brussels, Belgium. ..
| Consuls-Frederick NJ. Ryder, Con-
necticut, at San Juan del Norte, Near
| augua, Arthur ]. Glare, Massachusetts,,
= at Barbados, w. l.; Robert Brent Mo-
! sher, District of Columbia, at Colling-
/ wood, Ontario, Canada; Hunter Sharp,
North Carolina, at Kobe Japan; Robert
/ S. Chiffon, jr., District of Columbia, at
! Toronto, Ontario, Canada; Frederic
MacMaster, New York, at Zanzibar,
Zanzibar; Clarence Rice SIocum, New
York, at Weimar, Germany; George B.
Anderson, District of Columbia, at An
tigua, w. l.; T. st. John Gaffney, New
York, at Dresden, Saxcny; Alphonse
1 ,Gaulia, Rhode Island, at Havre, France.
The senate to-day in executive session
confirmed the nominations of all the
members Of the cabinet, of former Sen
ator CockreIl, Of Missouri, to be inter-
state commerce commissioner and of
former Senator Quarles, of Wisconsin,
/ to be United States judge for the east
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