This person rose to the position of engineer-in-chief after serving as an aide to Edwin D. Morgan in Morgan's successful run for governor.
This person rose to the position of engineer-in-chief after serving as an aide to Edwin D. Morgan in Morgan's successful run for governor. As a lawyer, he was lead counsel for the plaintiff in a case against the Third Avenue Railroad, on behalf of a woman who had been denied a seat because she was black, Elizabeth Jennings Graham. He restructured much of Buchanan's Morrill Tariff with a tariff act labeled the "Mongrel," and accepted a spot on his ticket after the refusal of Levi Morton. He gained the support of the Stalwarts, who hoped that this Roscoe Conkling protégé would champion the spoils system. Replaced on the ticket by James G. Blaine, for 10 points, name this president who presided over the Pendleton Act after Charles Guiteau shot James Garfield.
This person rose to the position of engineer-in-chief after serving as an aide to Edwin D. Morgan in Morgan's successful run for governor.
Chester Alan {Arthur}