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… most influential newspaper: the Raleigh News and Observer. President Woodrow Wilson appointed Daniels secretary of the …

… career as secretary of state (1839).Spencer became President John Tyler's secretary of war on October 12, 1841, …

… career as secretary of state (1839).Spencer became President John Tyler's secretary of war on October 12, 1841, …

… there from 1849 to 1850. When Millard Fillmore became President following the death of Zachary Taylor in 1850, …

… initial spell with Congress, Eustis accepted an offer from President James Madison to become U.S. secretary of war, …

… elected in his own right as a Republican (1821-1823). President James Monroe appointed him secretary of the Navy …

… elected in his own right as a Republican (1821-1823). President James Monroe appointed him secretary of the Navy …

… 1980 to 1981, Hufstedler served in the cabinet of President Jimmy Carter as secretary of education. Following …

… colonel. He was appointed assistant secretary of war under President Herbert Hoover, and he served in that capacity from …

… from 1969 to 1970 and chairman from 1970 to 1971. President Gerald Ford nominated him on April 4, 1975, to …

… and Appropriations Committees. He rose to serve in President William McKinley's cabinet when McKinley appointed …

… back in Washington, D.C., soon thereafter, having accepted President Ulysses S. Grant’s offer to become secretary of the …

… At the request of Treasury Secretary George S. Boutwell, President Ulysses S. Grant appointed Richardson assistant …

… election of 1876. After Grover Cleveland's election as President in 1884, Bayard became secretary of state …

… and appropriations committees. He rose to serve in President William McKinley's cabinet when McKinley appointed …

… he remained in that post from July 1904 to December 1906. President Theodore Roosevelt appointed Metcalf secretary of …

… by educating the populace via the delivery of periodicals; President Taft retorted publicly that, "if we wish to …

… to the Democratic national conventions of 1904 and 1912. President Wilson brought him into the Justice Department, …

… and was appointed Maryland attorney general (1827). President Andrew Jackson appointed Taney U.S. attorney …

… and was appointed Maryland attorney general (1827). President Andrew Jackson appointed Taney U.S. attorney …