Hashiagtoe. aprN %. 1921.
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 Sig:-Late last evening l had the honor to receive your letter of thai date, rendering your resignation of the office of Secretary of the 'i'reasuy.- When the resignations Of the Secretary of State and the Secretary of War were Rendered, l considered fully the reasons offered, and all the circumstances con Aected with the subject. After mature deliberation, concluded to accept those resgnations. But when this conclusion was come to, 1t was accompanied Witha conviction that l must entirely renew my cabinet. It's members had been ie. yited by me to the sations they occu- spied-it had come together in great har- mony. ald as unit. Under the eircum- stances in which found myself, l could aoi but perceive the Propriety of select ing a cabinet composed of entirely new materials,as being calculated, in this re spect al feast. to command public conf tlence and satisfy public opinion. Nci- ther could be inseasible ta the fact that. 10 permit two only to retire, would he to afford room for unjust misconceptions, and malignant misrcpresentations con cerning the inliucace of their particular presence upon the conduct of public affairs. Justice to the individuals whose l,utlfIIo spirit had inapoiIe,l. them to ten der fheir resienatiots. aisoreGuircd then. in my opinion, the decisioRwhich have stated, however painful to my own feel ings, 1t became necessary that ] should frafkly make known to you the whole subject.

 accepting of your resignation, 1t is with great pleasure that bear tcstimo- 1fy to the integrity and zeal with which you have managed the fiscal concerns of the nation. fn your discharge of all the duties of your office, over which lsaaee any control, have been fully satisfied and in your retirement you carry wiiIi you my best wishes for prosperity and happiness.

 It is expected that you will continue to todiselfarge the duties of your office un- til a successor is appointed.

 have the ienor to De, with great re spec, yyes..ss s..ss ....ssost-oh't servant,

 ANDREW JACKSON.

 SAML. D. lNGItAs,

 SecFetaryof the Freasurys