JEFFERSON’S MANUAL § 317 From 1801 to 1913 all messages were sent in writing (V, 6629), but President Wilson resumed the custom of making addresses in person on April 8, 1913, and, with the exception of President Hoov - United States Custom House - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	JEFFERSON’S MANUAL § 317 From 1801 to 1913 all messages were sent in writing (V, 6629), but President Wilson resumed the custom of making addresses in person on April 8, 1913, and, with the exception of President Hoov Add to Reading List Document Date: 2012-02-01 08:34:49 Open Document File Size: 139,33 KB Share Result on Facebook Company Bank of the United States / / Event Person Communication and Meetings / Employment Change / / IndustryTerm parliamentary law / / Organization Congress / House / Committee of the Whole of the Whole / House of Representatives / Permanent Select Committee / Committee of the Whole / Senate / / Person Wilson / Hoover / / Position clerk / chairman of a committee / Colonel / counsel / clerk of a committee / chairman / President / Senator / Speaker / / ProvinceOrState Hawaii / / SocialTag Parliamentary procedure Politics United States Senate Select committees of the Parliament of the United Kingdom Select or special committee Committee of the Whole United States House of Representatives United States Congress Public bill committee Westminster system

JEFFERSON’S MANUAL § 317 From 1801 to 1913 all messages were sent in writing (V, 6629), but President Wilson resumed the custom of making addresses in person on April 8, 1913, and, with the exception of President HoovAdd to Reading List