New Cabinet Formed by President Lincoln
President Lincoln sent to the Senate the names of his constitutional advisers including Seward at State and Chase at Treasury. All nominations were unanimously approved except Bates and Blair, blocked by some Southern senators. The new Senate is Republican for the first time, with 31 Republicans to 23 others. The piece notes battles over appointments, Peace Convention outcomes, and political shifts in New York and Rochester.
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Inaugural Ceremonies At Washington 1861 Overview
The article recounts the inaugural events for Abraham Lincoln, detailing crowded galleries, processions, and the oath administered by Chief Justice Taney. It notes cabinet confirmations, speeches, the festive ball, and reactions across Washington, with emphasis on parade order, security, and public sentiment surrounding the new administration.
Public Debt Critique Amid Tariff Debate
In a House committee hearing, Jobin She 1 criticized the administration over rising public debt. He cited a drop from 29 million dollars with 18 million in the Tenbury to a current debt of 60 million, calling Buchanan’s tenure costly for the country.
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