Diary of Thomas Ewing August And September 1841 volume 2
Diary of Thomas Ewing August And September 1841 volume 2
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•This paragraph is in Mr. F. Wing's handwriting of much later date than the rot. Diary of Thomas Ewing 107 Sept. 2d. Nothing special occurred. The President, the Cabinet and the chairmen of the committee of Foreign Relations of the Senate and House dined with Mr. Webster. In the course of the evening the President said to me tliat he had Mr. Selden's'" views as to the choice of depositories of the public money which he wished to submit to me. That he was very anxious to hold the Treasurer respo...nsible on his bond. He said he understood I had selected the Bank of Commerce in New York, which I told him was the case. He said he wanted to sug- gest some stipulations and I said I would send him the contract. In tlie evening we had a large party at Mr. Bell's where the President at- tended. I had in the course of the day a long conversation with George Summers, " who said the universal opinion was that the Cabinet should hold their places until actually removed by the President. That the country considered us as holding by a higher tenure than merely his appointment, and that a resignation would be considered as aji aban- donment of the post which Gcnl.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
•This paragraph is in Mr. F. Wing's handwriting of much later date than the rot. Diary of Thomas Ewing 107 Sept. 2d. Nothing special occurred. The President, the Cabinet and the chairmen of the committee of Foreign Relations of the Senate and House dined with Mr. Webster. In the course of the evening the President said to me tliat he had Mr. Selden's'" views as to the choice of depositories of the public money which he wished to submit to me. That he was very anxious to hold the Treasurer respo...nsible on his bond. He said he understood I had selected the Bank of Commerce in New York, which I told him was the case. He said he wanted to sug- gest some stipulations and I said I would send him the contract. In tlie evening we had a large party at Mr. Bell's where the President at- tended. I had in the course of the day a long conversation with George Summers, " who said the universal opinion was that the Cabinet should hold their places until actually removed by the President. That the country considered us as holding by a higher tenure than merely his appointment, and that a resignation would be considered as aji aban- donment of the post which Gcnl.
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