Direct Tax Veto Overruled by Senate in Polemic Session
In Washington March 2 the Senate, voting 45 to 0 with several named absentees, overrode the president’s veto of the direct tax bill. The president argued the measure was unconstitutional and unjust, proposing refunds of ancient taxes and a focus on national needs. Also reported: Indian appropriation bill passed. House indicating progress on agricultural lands and Indian Sundry Civil and Deficiency bills. Northwest delegations arriving in force for the inaugural.
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Dons Trade Review Week Summary
New York reports a delayed winter trade ending with spring arrival and abundant unsold stock. Interior markets show some good trade and improved conditions in Pittsburgh and Cleveland. copper, tin, and lead markets move modestly. Coal accumulates at Port Richmond. rail markets and iron show mixed signals. Wage balance and currency rise, stock market flat, and treasury cash increases. Winnipeg reports Calgary murder scene and suspect, plus pension forgery arrest in New York. Washington notes Harrison cabinet nominations received with Republican support. Miss Mary N Booth, editor of Harper's Bazaar, dies in New York.
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Cabinet Confirmations Mark Harrison Administration
The Senate confirmed President Harrison's cabinet selections, naming James G. Blaine as secretary of state, William Windom as secretary of the treasury, Redfield Proctor as secretary of war, John W. NIcni as secretary of the interior, John W. Wagonmaker as postmaster general, and others. Official notices arrived at the White House and presidents’ aides indicated the nominees would likely take office tomorrow, with Blaine and Windom meeting the President for brief discussions. Foreign press reactions praised the peaceful tone of the inauguration while noting concerns about campaign financing and naval expansion.
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President Harrison signs cabinet commissions in Obama era tone
President Harrison signs the commissions of all cabinet members and they are formally inducted. Secretary Tracy takes oath at the navy department around 11 45 am, while Windom completes his oath at the treasury with officials present. Old and new officials exchange brief conversations as aides assist in organizing, with resignations discussed but not acted upon.
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