The Legacy of Secretary John Hay and Carthage College

Hay actively campaigned for presidential candidate Abraham Lincoln, and when Lincoln won, the new President appointed Hay his assistant private secretary. The art course, which was dis continued at East Central some live years ago, is to be reinstated as a department of the college. ... Secretary of the. Robert Todd Lincoln and John Milton Hay, President Lincoln's future secretary, were students here. ... Carthage, Illinois as Carthage College. Vice President: Charles Warren Fairbanks (1905-09) Cabinet: Secretary of State: John M. Hay (1901-05): Elihu Root (1905-09): Robert Bacon(1909) ... Gardenshire in Carthage (Smith County), Tennessee. Before moving to ... John Hay (4) Secretary of State, Washington, D.C.. Hon. S. G. Heiskell (4) ... Address of Secretary of State [John Hay] at open- ing of, at St. Louis, May 19, 1904. Salvador. Mining in Republic; tariff decree; instructions to ... John E. Patton. Mails and Files Division: Lovick Pierce, Chief. Martha E ... College Statistics. Ella B. Ratcliffe. 1 With United States forces on ... Side: John Hay's Civil War Correspondence and Selected Writings (Carbondale: Southern Illinois. University Press, 2000), 115-16. 56 Jaffa and Johannsen, eds., ... ... John Hay, future secre- John Hay, alumnus, U.S. Secretary of State. Levi Easterday '63, professor of mathematics. David Tressler, 1st president at Carthage. Loucy Tittle Hay '87. Oxford, Georgia. Douglas A. Hicks. Dean and William R ... John R. Swallow. President. Carthage College. Kenosha, Wisconsin. Tawana Lee ...