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Domestic News May 29, 1835

The Arkansas Advocate

Little Rock, Pulaski County, Arkansas

What is this article about?

President appoints William T. Barry as Minister to Spain, Amos Kendall as Postmaster General, and J. D. Pickett as Fourth Auditor. Related resignations and swaps occur, including Dr. Mason and others, with new appointments like P. S. Loughborough as Chief Clerk and Joseph H. Bradley as Washington corporation attorney.

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Appointments by the President.—WM. T. Barry to be Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary to Spain. Amos Kendall to be Postmaster General. J. D. Pickett to be Fourth Auditor of the Treasury Department.

Resignations and Appointments.—Mr. Barry has resigned the place of Postmaster General, and is appointed Minister to Spain. Mr. Kendall has resigned the place of Fourth Auditor, and is appointed Postmaster General. Mr. Pickett has resigned the place of Superintendent of the Patent-office, and accepted that of Fourth Auditor. Dr. Mason, recently appointed Chief Clerk in the general post-office, (a personal friend and connection of Mr. Barry,) has also resigned his trust. It is said that P. S. Loughborough, Esq., who has for several years filled an agency in the department, is to take the post of Chief Clerk. This we should suppose to be a good appointment. Joseph H. Bradley, Esq., has been appointed Attorney for the corporation of Washington, in the place of Rich. S. Coxe, Esq., resigned.

What sub-type of article is it?

Appointment Politics

What keywords are associated?

Presidential Appointments Postmaster General Minister To Spain Resignations Washington Attorney

What entities or persons were involved?

Wm. T. Barry Amos Kendall J. D. Pickett Dr. Mason P. S. Loughborough Joseph H. Bradley Rich. S. Coxe

Where did it happen?

Washington

Domestic News Details

Primary Location

Washington

Key Persons

Wm. T. Barry Amos Kendall J. D. Pickett Dr. Mason P. S. Loughborough Joseph H. Bradley Rich. S. Coxe

Outcome

resignations of postmaster general, fourth auditor, superintendent of the patent-office, chief clerk in the general post-office, and attorney for the corporation of washington; new appointments to minister to spain, postmaster general, fourth auditor, chief clerk, and attorney for the corporation of washington.

Event Details

President appoints WM. T. Barry as Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary to Spain, Amos Kendall as Postmaster General, and J. D. Pickett as Fourth Auditor of the Treasury Department. Barry resigns as Postmaster General for the Spain post; Kendall resigns as Fourth Auditor for Postmaster General; Pickett resigns as Superintendent of the Patent-office for Fourth Auditor. Dr. Mason resigns as Chief Clerk in the general post-office; P. S. Loughborough appointed Chief Clerk. Joseph H. Bradley appointed Attorney for the corporation of Washington replacing Rich. S. Coxe.

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