again as a standard member of the House in 1882, then was again named Speaker in 1884, serving until 1886. During this term, he presided over the contentious 1885 US Senate election. He was once again elected to the House in 1888, but died on April 25, 1889 before his term was complete. He was buried in Cranberry Lake Cemetery. Bibliography Historical and Statistical Sketches of Lake County, State of Illinois (1852) A Compilation of the Laws of Illinois relating to Township Organization (1855) Laws of Wisconsin Concerning the Organization and Government of Towns (1858) Laws of Michigan Concerning the Organization and Government of Townships (1860) A Practical Treatise on the Powers and Duties of Justices of the Peace and Constables in the State of Illinois (1868) A Complete Compilation of the Laws of Minnesota relating to Township Organization and the Duties of Town Officers (1869) The American Indian (Uh-nish-in-na-ba) (1888) References 1822 births 1889 deaths People from Lake County, Illinois People from Oneida County, New York Illinois Independents Illinois Democrats Illinois Republicans Members of the Illinois House of Representatives Speakers of the Illinois House of Representatives American city founders 19th-century American politicians Writers from Illinois