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showvteIndiana's delegation(s) to the 47th–49th United States Congress (ordered by seniority)

47th

Senate:
▌ D. Voorhees (D)
▌ B. Harrison (R)

House:
▌ T. Browne (R)
▌ W. Calkins (R)
▌ T. Cobb (D)
▌ G. Orth (R)
▌ W. Colerick (D)
▌ W. Heilman (R)
▌ M. De Motte (R)
▌ W. Holman (D)
▌ C. Matson (D)
▌ S. Peelle (R)
▌ R. Peirce (R)
▌ G. Steele (R)
▌ S. Stockslager (D)
▌ C. Doxey (R)

48th

Senate:
▌ D. Voorhees (D)
▌ B. Harrison (R)

House:
▌ T. Browne (R)
▌ W. Calkins (R)
▌ T. Cobb (D)
▌ W. Holman (D)
▌ C. Matson (D)
▌ S.  Peelle (R)
▌ G. Steele (R)
▌ S. Stockslager (D)
▌ J. Kleiner (D)
▌ J. Lamb (D)
▌ R. Lowry (D)
▌ T. Ward (D)
▌ T. Wood (D)
▌ W. English (D)
▌ B. Shively (A-M)

49th

Senate:
▌ D. Voorhees (D)
▌ B. Harrison (R)

House:
▌ T. Browne (R)
▌ T. Cobb (D)
▌ W. Holman (D)
▌ C. Matson (D)
▌ G. Steele (R)
▌ J. Kleiner (D)
▌ R. Lowry (D)
▌ T. Ward (D)
▌ W. Bynum (D)
▌ G. Ford (D)
▌ J. Howard (D)
▌ J. Johnston (R)
▌ W. Owen (R)

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Noble
Hanna
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White
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Turpie
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Bayh II
Quayle
Coats
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Coats
Young

showvteCabinet of President Benjamin Harrison (1889–1893)Secretary of State
James G. Blaine (1889–1892)
John W. Foster (1892–1893)
Secretary of the Treasury
William Windom (1889–1891)
Charles Foster (1891–1893)
Secretary of War
Redfield Proctor (1889–1891)
Stephen Benton Elkins (1891–1893)
Attorney General
William H. H. Miller (1889–1893)
Postmaster General
John Wanamaker (1889–1893)
Secretary of the Navy
Benjamin F. Tracy (1889–1893)
Secretary of the Interior
John Willock Noble (1889–1893)
Secretary of Agriculture
Jeremiah McLain Rusk (1889–1893)

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
Edwin H. Fitler
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
Senate

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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