Dates of Sessions

1887-1889

• The first session of this Congress took place in Washington, DC from December 5, 1887 to October 20, 1888.
• The second session took place in Washington, DC from December 3, 1888 to March 3, 1889.

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Senators

• Nelson Wilmarth Aldrich (R-RI)
• William Boyd Allison (R-IA)
• William Brimage Bate (D-TN)
• James Burnie Beck (D-KY)
• James Henderson Berry (D-AR)
• Joseph Clay Blackburn (D-KY)
• Henry William Blair (R-NH)
• Rufus William Blodgett (D-NJ)
• Thomas Mead Bowen (R-CO)
• Joseph Emerson Brown (D-GA)
• Matthew Calbraith Butler (D-SC)
• Wilkinson Calbraith Call (D-FL)
• James Donald Cameron (R-PA)
• Jonathan Donald Chace (R-RI)
• William Eaton Chandler (R-NH)
• Person Colby Cheney (R-NH)
• Francis Marion Cockrell (D-MO)
• Richard Marion Coke (D-TX)
• Alfred Holt Colquitt (D-GA)
• Shelby Moore Cullom (R-IL)
• John Warwick Daniel (D-VA)
• Cushman Kellogg Davis (R-MN)
• Henry Laurens Dawes (R-MA)
• Joseph Norton Dolph (R-OR)
• George Franklin Edmunds (R-VT)
• James Biddle Eustis (D-LA)
• William Maxwell Evarts (R-NY)
• Charles Benjamin Farwell (R-IL)
• Charles James Faulkner (D-WV)
• William Pierce Frye (R-ME)
• James Zachariah George (D-MS)
• Randall Lee Gibson (D-LA)
• Arthur Pue Gorman (D-MD)
• George Pue Gray (D-DE)
• Eugene Pue Hale (R-ME)
• Wade Pue Hampton (D-SC)
• Isham Green Harris (D-TN)
• Joseph Roswell Hawley (R-CT)
• George Roswell Hearst (D-CA)
• Frank Roswell Hiscock (R-NY)
• George Frisbie Hoar (R-MA)
• John James Ingalls (R-KS)
• James Kimbrough Jones (D-AR)
• John Percival Jones (R-NV)
• John Edward Kenna (D-WV)
• Charles Frederick Manderson (R-NE)
• John Rhoderic Mcpherson (D-NJ)
• John Hipple Mitchell (R-OR)
• John Tyler Morgan (D-AL)
• Justin Smith Morrill (R-VT)
• Algernon Sidney Paddock (R-NE)
• Thomas Witherell Palmer (R-MI)
• Samuel Witherell Pasco (D-FL)
• Henry B. Payne (D-OH)
• Orville Hitchcock Platt (R-CT)
• Preston B. Plumb (R-KS)
• James Lawrence Pugh (D-AL)
• Matthew Stanley Quay (R-PA)
• Matt Whitaker Ransom (D-NC)
• John Henninger Reagan (D-TX)
• Harrison Holt Riddleberger (Readjuster-VA)
• Dwight May Sabin (R-MN)
• Eli May Saulsbury (D-DE)
• Philetus May Sawyer (R-WI)
• John May Sherman (R-OH)
• John Coit Spooner (R-WI)
• Leland Coit Stanford (R-CA)
• William Morris Stewart (R-NV)
• Francis Brown Stockbridge (R-MI)
• Henry Moore Teller (R-CO)
• David Moore Turpie (D-IN)
• Zebulon Baird Vance (D-NC)
• George Graham Vest (D-MO)
• Daniel Wolsey Voorhees (D-IN)
• Edward Cary Walthall (D-MS)
• Ephraim King Wilson (D-MD)
• James Falconer Wilson (R-IA)

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Representatives

• Jo (Joseph) Abbott (D-TX)
• George Everett Adams (R-IL)
• Charles Herbert Allen (R-MA)
• Edward Payson Allen (R-MI)
• John Mills Allen (D-MS)
• Albert Raney Anderson (Indep R-IA)
• Chapman Levy Anderson (D-MS)
• George Alburtus Anderson (D-IL)
• Warren Otis Arnold (R-RI)
• Louis Evans Atkinson (R-PA)
• Henry Evans Bacon (D-NY)
• Charles Simeon Baker (R-NY)
• Jehu Simeon Baker (R-IL)
• John Hollis Bankhead (D-AL)
• George Thomas Barnes (D-GA)
• Frederick George Barry (D-MS)
• Thomas Mckee Bayne (R-PA)
• James Jerome Belden (R-NY)
• Perry Jerome Belmont (D-NY)
• Marion Jerome Biggs (D-CA)
• Henry Harrison Bingham (R-PA)
• Newton Crain Blanchard (D-LA)
• Richard Parks Bland (D-MO)
• Archibald Meserole Bliss (D-NY)
• James Henderson Blount (D-GA)
• Charles Ferris Booher (D-MO)
• Melvin Morella Boothman (R-OH)
• Franklin Morella Bound (R-PA)
• George Edwin Bowden (R-VA)
• Henry Edwin Bowen (R-VA)
• Clifton Rodes Breckinridge (D-AR)
• William Campbell Breckinridge (D-KY)
• Mark Spencer Brewer (R-MI)
• John Morehead Brower (R-NC)
• Charles Elwood Brown (R-OH)
• John Robert Brown (R-VA)
• Thomas Henry Browne (R-VA)
• Thomas Mclelland Browne (R-IN)
• Charles Napoleon Brumm (R-PA)
• Lloyd Stephens Bryce (D-NY)
• James Stephens Buchanan (R-NJ)
• Charles Rollin Buckalew (D-PA)
• Frank Charles Bunnell (R-PA)
• James Nelson Burnes (D-MO)
• Edward Nelson Burnett (D-MA)
• Julius Caesar Burrows (R-MI)
• Roderick Randum Butler (R-TN)
• Benjamin Randum Butterworth (R-OH)
• William Dallas Bynum (D-IN)
• Felix Dallas Campbell (D-NY)
• James Edwin Campbell (D-OH)
• Timothy John Campbell (D-NY)
• Allen Daniel Candler (D-GA)
• Joseph Gurney Cannon (R-IL)
• John Griffin Carlisle (D-KY)
• Henry Hull Carlton (D-GA)
• Asher Graham Caruth (D-KY)
• Lucien Bonaparte Caswell (R-WI)
• Thomas Clendinen Catchings (D-MS)
• Joseph Bonaparte Cheadle (R-IN)
• John Logan Chipman (D-MI)
• Martin Linn Clardy (D-MO)
• Charles Benjamin Clark (R-WI)
• Judson Claudius Clements (D-GA)
• James Edward Cobb (AL)
• William Bourke Cockran (D-NY)
• William Bourke Cogswell (R-MA)
• Patrick Andrew Collins (D-MA)
• Barnes Andrew Compton (D-MD)
• Edwin Hurd Conger (R-IA)
• William Craig Cooper (R-OH)
• James Sproull Cothran (D-SC)
• William Henry Cowles (D-NC)
• Samuel Sullivan Cox (D-NY)
• William Henry Crain (D-TX)
• Charles Frederick Crisp (D-GA)
• George Washington Crouse (R-OH)
• David Browning Culberson (D-TX)
• Amos Jay Cummings (D-NY)
• Byron M. Cutcheon (R-MI)
• John M. Dalzell (R-PA)
• George William Dargan (D-SC)
• Smedley William Darlington (R-PA)
• Ira William Davenport (R-NY)
• Alexander Caldwell Davidson (D-AL)
• Robert Hamilton Davidson (D-FL)
• Robert Thompson Davis (R-MA)
• Milton Thompson De Lano (R-NY)
• Samuel Thompson Dibble (SC)
• Alexander Monroe Dockery (D-MO)
• George Washington Dorsey (R-NE)
• Charles Washington Dougherty (D-FL)
• Ransom Williams Dunham (R-IL)
• Poindexter Williams Dunn (D-AR)
• William Williams Elliott (D-SC)
• Benjamin Augustine Enloe (D-TN)
• Daniel Augustine Ermentrout (D-PA)
• John Mccreath Farquhar (R-NY)
• Charles Norton Felton (R-CA)
• Hugh Franklin Finley (R-KY)
• Spencer Oliver Fisher (D-MI)
• Ashbel Parmelee Fitch (D-NY)
• Thomas Schmeck Flood (R-NY)
• Martin Ambrose Foran (D-OH)
• Melbourne Haddock Ford (D-MI)
• William Henry Forney (D-AL)
• Carlos Henry French (D-CT)
• William Elijah Fuller (R-IA)
• Edward Hogue Funston (R-KS)
• William Embre Gaines (R-VA)
• Jacob Harold Gallinger (R-NH)
• Edward James Gay (D-LA)
• John Henry Gear (R-IA)
• William Harrison Gest (R-IL)
• Charles Hopper Gibson (D-MD)
• Presley Thornton Glass (D-TN)
• John Milton Glover (D-MO)
• Nathan Milton Goff (R-WV)
• Miles Tobey Granger (D-CT)
• Edward Whitford Greenman (D-NY)
• Thomas Wingfield Grimes (D-GA)
• Charles Henry Grosvenor (R-OH)
• William Wallace Grout (R-VT)
• Richard William Guenther (R-WI)
• Norman William Hall (D-PA)
• Silas William Hare (D-TX)
• Alfred Crout Harmer (R-PA)
• William Henry Hatch (D-MO)
• Nils Pederson Haugen (R-WI)
• Edward Daniel Hayden (R-MA)
• Walter Ingalls Hayes (D-IA)
• John Taddeus Heard (D-MO)
• John James Hemphill (D-SC)
• David Bremner Henderson (R-IA)
• John Steele Henderson (D-NC)
• Thomas Jefferson Henderson (R-IL)
• Hilary Abner Herbert (D-AL)
• Binger Abner Hermann (R-OR)
• John Andrew Hiestand (R-PA)
• George Andrew Hires (R-NJ)
• Robert Roberts Hitt (R-IL)
• Charles Edgar Hogg (D-WV)
• William Steele Holman (D-IN)
• Adoniram Judson Holmes (R-IA)
• Charles Edward Hooker (D-MS)
• Albert Jarvis Hopkins (R-IL)
• Samuel Isaac Hopkins (VA)
• Stephen Tyng Hopkins (R-NY)
• Leonidas Campbell Houk (R-TN)
• Alvin Peterson Hovey (R-IN)
• Jonas George Howard (D-IN)
• Thomas Richard Hudd (D-WI)
• Whiteside Godfrey Hunter (R-KY)
• John Edward Hutton (D-MO)
• Oscar Lawrence Jackson (R-PA)
• James Thomas Johnston (R-IN)
• Thomas Dillard Johnston (D-NC)
• James Taylor Jones (D-AL)
• Nicholas Thomas Kane (D-NY)
• John Thomas Kean (R-NJ)
• William Darrah Kelley (R-PA)
• Robert Patterson Kennedy (R-OH)
• Daniel Patterson Kerr (R-IA)
• John Henry Ketcham (R-NY)
• Constantine Buckley Kilgore (D-TX)
• Robert Marion La Follette (R-WI)
• Polk Marion Laffoon (D-KY)
• Matthew Diamond Lagan (D-LA)
• William Grant Laidlaw (R-NY)
• James Grant Laird (R-NE)
• Silas Zephaniah Landes (D-IL)
• Edward Zephaniah Lane (D-IL)
• Samuel Willis Lanham (D-TX)
• Louis Charles Latham (D-NC)
• Frank Charles Lawler (D-IL)
• William Henry Lee (D-VA)
• Herman Henry Lehlbach (R-NJ)
• John Henry Lind (R-MN)
• Henry Cabot Lodge (R-MA)
• John Davis Long (R-MA)
• Joseph Davis Lyman (R-IA)
• John Davis Lynch (D-PA)
• John Lewis Macdonald (D-MN)
• James Thompson Maffett (R-PA)
• Peter Paul Mahoney (D-NY)
• Levi Paul Maish (D-PA)
• Charles Harley Mansur (D-MO)
• William Harrison Martin (D-TX)
• William Ernest Mason (R-IL)
• Courtland Cushing Matson (D-IN)
• William Cushing Mcadoo (D-NJ)
• Charles Washington Mcclammy (D-NC)
• Louis Emory Mccomas (R-MD)
• Henry Clay Mccormick (R-PA)
• James Bennett Mccreary (D-KY)
• Welty Bennett Mccullogh (R-PA)
• Joseph Bennett Mckenna (R-CA)
• William Bennett Mckinley (R-OH)
• Luther Franklin Mckinney (D-NH)
• Benton Franklin Mcmillin (D-TN)
• Thomas Chipman Mcrae (D-AR)
• John Albert Mcshane (D-NE)
• Truman Adams Merriman (D-NY)
• Seth Llewellyn Milliken (R-ME)
• Roger Quarles Mills (D-TX)
• Seth Crittenden Moffatt (R-MI)
• John Henry Moffitt (R-NY)
• Alexander Brooks Montgomery (D-KY)
• Littleton Wilde Moore (D-TX)
• James Bright Morgan (D-MS)
• Edmund Needham Morrill (R-KS)
• William W. Morrow (R-CA)
• Leopold W. Morse (MA)
• John Randolph Neal (D-TN)
• Knute Randolph Nelson (R-MN)
• Cherubusco Randolph Newton (D-LA)
• John Randolph Nichols (Indep-NC)
• Thomas Manson Norwood (D-GA)
• Newton Wright Nutting (R-NY)
• James Wright O'donnell (R-MI)
• Charles Triplett O'ferrall (D-VA)
• John Henry O'neall (D-IN)
• Charles Henry O'neill (R-PA)
• John Joseph O'neill (D-MO)
• William Calvin Oates (D-AL)
• Edwin Sylvanus Osborne (R-PA)
• Joseph Hodson Outhwaite (D-OH)
• William Dale Owen (R-IN)
• Abraham X. Parker (R-NY)
• John X. Patton (R-PA)
• Lewis Edwin Payson (R-IL)
• Samuel West Peel (D-AR)
• John Brown Penington (D-DE)
• Bishop Walden Perkins (R-KS)
• William Hayne Perry (D-SC)
• Samuel Ritter Peters (R-KS)
• James Ritter Phelan (D-TN)
• William Walter Phelps (R-NJ)
• James Nelson Pidcock (D-NJ)
• Ralph Nelson Plumb (R-IL)
• Francis Blackburn Posey (R-IN)
• Philip Sidney Post (R-IL)
• Jacob Joseph Pugsley (R-OH)
• Samuel Jackson Randall (D-PA)
• Isidor Jackson Rayner (D-MD)
• Thomas Brackett Reed (R-ME)
• Edmund Brackett Rice (D-MN)
• James Daniel Richardson (D-TN)
• Edward White Robertson (D-LA)
• Samuel Matthews Robertson (D-LA)
• Francis Williams Rockwell (R-MA)
• John Henry Rogers (D-AR)
• Jacob Henry Romeis (R-OH)
• Jonathan Harvey Rowell (R-IL)
• Alfred Harvey Rowland (D-NC)
• Harry Welles Rusk (D-MD)
• Charles Addison Russell (R-CT)
• John Edwards Russell (D-MA)
• Thomas Edwards Ryan (R-KS)
• John Gilbert Sawyer (R-NY)
• Joseph Draper Sayers (D-TX)
• William Lawrence Scott (D-PA)
• Edward Lawrence Scull (R-PA)
• George Ebbert Seney (D-OH)
• Henry William Seymour (R-MI)
• Frank Thomas Shaw (D-MD)
• James Schoolcraft Sherman (R-NY)
• Benjamin Franklin Shively (D-IN)
• Furnifold Mclendel Simmons (D-NC)
• Henry Mclendel Smith (WI)
• Charles Philip Snyder (D-WV)
• William Henry Sowden (D-PA)
• Francis Barretto Spinola (D-NY)
• Henry Joshua Spooner (R-RI)
• William Mckendree Springer (D-IL)
• William Griggs Stahlnecker (D-NY)
• George Washington Steele (R-IN)
• Isaac Washington Stephenson (R-WI)
• Charles Washington Stewart (D-TX)
• John David Stewart (D-GA)
• John Wolcott Stewart (R-VT)
• Thomas Ringland Stockdale (D-MS)
• William Joel Stone (D-MO)
• William Johnson Stone (D-KY)
• Isaac S. Struble (R-IA)
• George Gifford Symes (R-CO)
• Timothy Edward Tarsney (D-MI)
• William Preston Taulbee (D-KY)
• Ezra Booth Taylor (R-OH)
• Joseph Danner Taylor (R-OH)
• George Morgan Thomas (R-KY)
• John Robert Thomas (R-IL)
• Ormsby Brunson Thomas (R-WI)
• Albert Clifton Thompson (R-OH)
• Thomas Larkin Thompson (D-CA)
• George Dionysius Tillman (D-SC)
• Richard Wellington Townshend (D-IL)
• Charles Wellington Tracey (D-NY)
• Erastus Johnson Turner (R-KS)
• Henry Gray Turner (D-GA)
• Robert Johnstone Vance (D-CT)
• William Johnstone Vandever (R-CA)
• William Henry Wade (R-MO)
• James Peter Walker (D-MO)
• William Peter Warner (R-MO)
• Joseph Edwin Washington (D-TN)
• James Baird Weaver (Greenbacker-IA)
• John Baptiste Weber (R-NY)
• George Baptiste West (R-NY)
• Joseph Baptiste Wheeler (D-AL)
• James Bain White (R-IN)
• Stephen Van White (R-NY)
• Justin Rice Whiting (D-MI)
• William Rice Whiting (R-MA)
• Washington Curran Whitthorne (D-TN)
• Charles Preston Wickham (R-OH)
• David Preston Wilber (R-NY)
• Beriah Preston Wilkins (D-OH)
• Theodore Stark Wilkinson (D-LA)
• Elihu Stephen Williams (R-OH)
• Thomas Stephen Wilson (D-MN)
• William Lyne Wilson (D-WV)
• George Douglas Wise (D-VA)
• William Douglas Woodburn (R-NV)
• Robert Morris Yardley (R-PA)
• Samuel S. Yoder (D-OH)
• Jacob S. Yost (R-VA)