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showvteCabinet of President Grover Cleveland (1885–1889)Secretary of State
Thomas F. Bayard (1885–1889)
Secretary of the Treasury
Daniel Manning (1885–1887)
Charles S. Fairchild (1887–1889)
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William Freeman Vilas (1888–1889)
Secretary of Agriculture
Norman Jay Coleman (1889)

showvteCabinet of President Grover Cleveland (1893–1897)Secretary of State
Walter Q. Gresham (1893–1895)
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Secretary of the Treasury
John G. Carlisle (1893–1897)
Secretary of War
Daniel S. Lamont (1893–1897)
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Secretary of the Interior
M. Hoke Smith (1893–1896)
David R. Francis (1896–1897)
Secretary of Agriculture
Julius Sterling Morton (1893–1897)

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President: Grover Cleveland
Vice President: Thomas A. Hendricks
Other candidates
Thomas F. Bayard
Thomas A. Hendricks
Allen G. Thurman
Samuel J. Randall
Joseph E. McDonald
Republican Party(Convention)Nominees
President: James G. Blaine
Vice President: John A. Logan
Other candidates
Chester A. Arthur (incumbent)
George F. Edmunds
John A. Logan
John Sherman
Joseph R. Hawley
William T. Sherman
Philip Sheridan
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showThird party and independent candidatesGreenback/Anti-Monopoly
Nominee: Benjamin Butler
VP nominee: Absolom M. West
Other candidates: Allen G. Thurman
James B. Weaver
Jesse Harper
Prohibition Party
Nominee: John St. John
VP nominee: William Daniel
National Equal Rights Party
Nominee: Belva Ann Lockwood
VP nominee: Marietta Stow

Other 1884 elections: House
Senate

showvte(← 1884)   1888 United States presidential election   (1892 →)Republican Party (Convention)Nominees
President: Benjamin Harrison
Vice President: Levi P. Morton
Other candidates
John Sherman
Russell A. Alger
William B. Allison
Chauncey Depew
John J. Ingalls
Jeremiah M. Rusk
William W. Phelps
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James G. Blaine
Democratic Party(Convention)Nominees
President: Grover Cleveland (incumbent)
Vice President: Allen G. Thurman
showThird party and independent candidatesProhibition Party
Nominee: Clinton B. Fisk
VP nominee: John A. Brooks
Union Labor Party
Nominee: Alson Streeter
VP nominee: Charles E. Cunningham
United Labor Party
Nominee: Robert H. Cowdrey
VP nominee: William H. T. Wakefield
American Party
Nominee: James L. Curtis
VP nominee: Peter D. Wigginton
National Equal Rights Party
Nominee: Belva Ann Lockwood
VP nominee: Alfred H. Love

Other 1888 elections: House
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showvte(← 1888)   1892 United States presidential election   (1896 →)Democratic Party(Convention)Nominees
President: Grover Cleveland
Vice President: Adlai Stevenson I
Other candidates
David B. Hill
Horace Boies
Republican Party(Convention)Nominees
President: Benjamin Harrison (incumbent)
Vice President: Whitelaw Reid
Other candidates
James G. Blaine
William McKinley
John Sherman
Populist PartyNominees
President: James B. Weaver
Vice President: James G. Field
Other candidates
James H. Kyle
Leonidas L. Polk
Walter Q. Gresham
showThird party and independent candidatesProhibition Party
Nominee: John Bidwell
VP nominee: James B. Cranfill
Other candidates: Gideon T. Stewart
William Jennings Demorest
Socialist Labor Party
Nominee: Simon Wing
VP nominee: Charles H. Matchett

Other 1892 elections: House
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