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Story January 16, 1874

Wilmington Daily Gazette

Wilmington, New Castle County, Delaware

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President nominates Roscoe Conkling as Chief Justice after Senate rejections of Williams and Cushing; Conkling accepts and heads to New York to arrange Senate successor, with confirmation expected.

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From the N.Y. Herald corresp. of to-day.

Conkling Accepts the Nomination for Chief Justice.

All of the rumors are now dispelled by the fixed fact that the President has tendered the appointment to Roscoe Conkling, and he has agreed to accept it. Aside from the personal good feeling of the President to Conkling he has been worried and annoyed beyond measure at the manner in which his nominations of Williams and Cushing have been treated by the Senate. Conkling has gone to New York, and it is generally believed that he has done so for the purpose of making arrangements as to the selection of his successor in the Senate. With the large party majority in the Senate there can be no doubt of his confirmation as Chief Justice.

What sub-type of article is it?

Historical Event Personal Triumph

What themes does it cover?

Fortune Reversal

What keywords are associated?

Chief Justice Nomination Rosroe Conkling Senate Confirmation Political Appointment

What entities or persons were involved?

Roscoe Conkling President Williams Cushing

Where did it happen?

New York

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Key Persons

Roscoe Conkling President Williams Cushing

Location

New York

Event Date

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Story Details

The President tenders the Chief Justice appointment to Roscoe Conkling after Senate rejections of prior nominees Williams and Cushing; Conkling accepts and travels to New York to select his Senate successor, with certain confirmation due to party majority.

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