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The story of a great nationOr, Our country's achievements, military, naval, political, and civil . F. T. in Millstone. N. J., Aui:. 4. 1817. Graduate atRnt<!ers College, 1836. Delegate to IVace Congress, AttV-Gen. of N7 I8(J1 and 1866. In lastyear clccled U. S. Senator, serving to March, 1869. De-chned appointment as Minister to England. 1870. Elect-ed U. S. Senator, 1871. Member of Electoral Commie-eion. Secretary of State under Preuident Arthur. I 20, Mrs. MARY McELROY. TheMistress of the Wbite House during the ad-ministration of Presid
The story of a great nationOr, Our country's achievements, military, naval, political, and civil . F. T. in Millstone. N. J., Aui:. 4. 1817. Graduate atRnt<!ers College, 1836. Delegate to IVace Congress, AttV-Gen. of N7 I8(J1 and 1866. In lastyear clccled U. S. Senator, serving to March, 1869. De-chned appointment as Minister to England. 1870. Elect-ed U. S. Senator, 1871. Member of Electoral Commie-eion. Secretary of State under Preuident Arthur. I 20, Mrs. MARY McELROY. TheMistress of the Wbite House during the ad-ministration of President Arthur, who was a widower,was his sister. She had lived in Albauy, N. Y. since hermarriage. While in Washington she was recognized adthe lady of the house at the Presidents receiitions,and dinners, and as sueli gave receptions every Saturday, during the oiticial seasons.
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