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... appointed . His department was assailed on a memorable occa- sion , and by able men , but the assault was signally and honorably repulsed , and the integrity and abil- ity of the Secretary completely sustained . Mr. Hoar was appointed ...
... appointed . His department was assailed on a memorable occa- sion , and by able men , but the assault was signally and honorably repulsed , and the integrity and abil- ity of the Secretary completely sustained . Mr. Hoar was appointed ...
Page 230
... appointed by the President , with the advice and consent of the Senate , postmasters and persons ap- pointed to any position in a foreign country , shall be made for a probationary term of six months , during which the conduct and ...
... appointed by the President , with the advice and consent of the Senate , postmasters and persons ap- pointed to any position in a foreign country , shall be made for a probationary term of six months , during which the conduct and ...
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... appointed several members of that society to be superintendents and agents at the Indian posts . At the same time he invited the other religious denom- inations to name candidates for whose character as humane and honest men they could ...
... appointed several members of that society to be superintendents and agents at the Indian posts . At the same time he invited the other religious denom- inations to name candidates for whose character as humane and honest men they could ...
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