Second United States Congress

Major Political Events

• First Presidential veto, by George Washington on April 5, 1792, of the Apportionment[?] Act, fixing the number of Representatives based on the United States Census of 1790[?].

Members of the Second United States Congress

• Fisher Ames (Representative), Federalist, MA
• John Baptista Ashe[?] (Representative), -, NC
• Abraham Baldwin[?] (Representative), -, GA
• Robert Barnwell[?] (Representative), -, SC
• Richard Bassett[?] (Senator), Anti-Administration, DE
• Egbert Benson[?] (Representative), Federalist, NY
• Elias Boudinot (Representative), -, NJ
• Benjamin Bourne[?] (Representative), Federalist, RI
• Shearjashub Bourne[?] (Representative), -, MA
• Stephen Row Bradley[?] (Senator), Anti-Administration, VT
• John Brown[?] (Senator), Anti-Administration, KY
• Aaron Burr (Senator), Anti-Administration, NY
• Pierce Butler[?] (Senator), Anti-Administration, SC
• George Cabot[?] (Senator), Pro-Administration, MA
• Charles Carroll of Carrollton (Senator), Pro-Administration, MD
• Abraham Clark (Representative), -, NJ

• Jonathan Dayton[?] (Representative), Federalist, NJ
• Philemon Dickinson[?] (Senator), Pro-Administration, NJ
• John Edwards[?] (Senator), Anti-Administration, KY
• Oliver Ellsworth[?] (Senator), Pro-Administration, CT
• William Few[?] (Senator), Anti-Administration, GA
• William Findley[?] (Representative), Republican, PA
• Thomas Fitzsimons[?] (Representative), -, PA
• Theodore Foster[?] (Senator), Pro-Administration, RI
• Elbridge Gerry (Representative), -, MA
• William Branch Giles[?] (Representative), Republican, VA
• Nicholas Gilman[?] (Representative), Republican, NH
• Benjamin Goodhue[?] (Representative), Federalist, MA
• James Gordon[?] (Representative), -, NY
• Christopher Greenup[?] (Representative), Republican, KY
• Andrew Gregg[?] (Representative), Republican, PA
• Samuel Griffin[?] (Representative), -, VA
• William Barry Grove[?] (Representative), Federalist, NC
• James Gunn[?] (Senator), Anti-Administration, GA
• Thomas Hartley[?] (Representative), Federalist, PA
• Benjamin Hawkins[?] (Senator), Pro-Administration, NC
• John Henry (Senator), Pro-Administration, MD
• Daniel Hiester[?] (Representative), Republican, PA
• James Hillhouse[?] (Representative), -, CT
• William Hindman[?] (Representative), Federalist, MD
• Daniel Huger[?] (Representative), -, SC
• Ralph Izard[?] (Senator), Pro-Administration, SC
• Israel Jacobs[?] (Representative), -, PA
• William Samuel Johnson[?] (Senator), Pro-Administration, CT
• Samuel Johnston[?] (Senator), Pro-Administration, NC
• Philip Key[?] (Representative), -, MD
• Rufus King (Senator), Pro-Administration, NY
• Aaron Kitchell[?] (Representative), Republican, NJ
• John Wilkes Kittera[?] (Representative), Federalist, PA
• John Langdon[?] (Senator), Pro-Administration, NH
• John Laurance[?] (Representative), -, NY
• Amasa Learned[?] (Representative), -, CT
• Richard Bland Lee[?] (Representative), -, VA
• Richard Henry Lee (Senator), Anti-Administration, VA
• George Leonard[?] (Representative), Federalist, MA
• Samuel Livermore[?] (Representative), Federalist, NH
• Nathaniel Macon[?] (Representative), Republican, NC
• James Madison (Representative), Republican, VA
• John Francis Mercer[?] (Representative), -, MD
• John Milledge[?] (Representative), Republican, GA
• James Monroe (Senator), Anti-Administration, VA
• Andrew Moore[?] (Representative), Republican, VA
• Robert Morris (Senator), Pro-Administration, PA
• Frederick Augustus Conrad Muhlenberg (Representative), Anti-Administration, PA
• William Vans Murray[?] (Representative), Federalist, MD
• Nathaniel Niles[?] (Representative), -, VT
• Alexander Dalrymple Orr[?] (Representative), Republican, KY
• John Page[?] (Representative), Republican, VA
• Josiah Parker[?] (Representative), Federalist, VA
• William Pinkney[?] (Representative), Republican, MD
• Richard Potts[?] (Senator), Pro-Administration, MD
• George Read (Senator), Pro-Administration, DE
• Moses Robinson[?] (Senator), Anti-Administration, VT
• John Rutherfurd[?] (Senator), Pro-Administration, NJ
• Cornelius Corneliusen Schoonmaker[?] (Representative), -, NY
• Theodore Sedgwick[?] (Representative), Federalist, MA
• Joshua Seney[?] (Representative), -, MD
• Upton Sheredine[?] (Representative), -, MD
• Roger Sherman (Senator), Pro-Administration, CT
• Peter Silvester[?] (Representative), -, NY
• Israel Smith[?] (Representative), Republican, VT
• Jeremiah Smith[?] (Representative), Federalist, NH
• William Loughton Smith[?] (Representative), Federalist, SC
• Joseph Stanton, Jr.[?] (Senator), Anti-Administration, RI
• John Steele[?] (Representative), -, NC
• Samuel Sterett[?] (Representative), -, MD
• Caleb Strong[?] (Senator), Pro-Administration, MA
• Jonathan Sturges[?] (Representative), -, CT
• Thomas Sumter[?] (Representative), Republican, SC
• John Taylor (Senator), Anti-Administration, VA
• George Thatcher[?] (Representative), Federalist, MA
• Thomas Tredwell[?] (Representative), -, NY
• Jonathan Trumbull, Jr.[?] (Speaker of the House, Representative), -, CT
• Thomas Tudor Tucker[?] (Representative), -, SC
• Abraham Bedford Venable[?] (Representative), Republican, VA
• John Vining[?] (Representative), -, DE
• Jeremiah Wadsworth[?] (Representative), -, CT
• Artemas Ward (Representative), -, MA
• Anthony Wayne (Representative), -, GA
• Alexander White[?] (Representative), -, VA
• Hugh Williamson[?] (Representative), Federalist, NC
• Francis Willis[?] (Representative), -, GA
• Paine Wingate[?] (Senator), Anti-Administration, NH

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