When was it published?

April 12, 1843 in The North Carolina Standard

Domestic News April 12, 1843

The North Carolina Standard

Q: What entities or persons were involved?

Mr. Daniel Webster, The President

Q: What keywords are associated?

Daniel Webster, Cabinet Reorganization, State Department, Diplomatic Mission, American Diplomacy

Raleigh, Wake County, North Carolina

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What is this article about?

A New York Herald letter from Washington reports that Daniel Webster will retire from the State Department in early May, prompting a cabinet reorganization. He has informed the President and may assume a diplomatic mission to London or Paris to lead American diplomacy in Europe on international issues.

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A letter writer in the New York Herald, from Washington City, states "that in the beginning of May, Mr. Daniel Webster will retire from the State Department and immediately thereupon, a new re-organization will take place in the Cabinet. Mr. Webster has just signified his intention to the President and it is probable that he will either take the mission to London or that to Paris, there to superintend a grand movement of American diplomacy in Europe, having reference to all the international questions between the two Continents."

What sub-type of article is it?

Politics Appointment

What keywords are associated?

Daniel Webster Cabinet Reorganization State Department Diplomatic Mission American Diplomacy

What entities or persons were involved?

Mr. Daniel Webster The President

Where did it happen?

Washington City

Domestic News Details

Primary Location

Washington City

Event Date

In The Beginning Of May

Key Persons

Mr. Daniel Webster The President

Outcome

retirement from state department; cabinet re-organization; possible mission to london or paris

Event Details

Mr. Daniel Webster will retire from the State Department and a new re-organization will take place in the Cabinet. Mr. Webster has signified his intention to the President and it is probable that he will take the mission to London or Paris to superintend American diplomacy in Europe regarding international questions between the continents.