Cleveland II Cabinet

Grover Cleveland, 24th President of the United States

Grover Cleveland is the only president in United States history to serve two non-contiguous terms. After his victory in 1884 and defeat by Benjamin Harrison four years later , the Democrat returned to the White House as the 1892 election winner , where he remained for another four years. It was not until 1913 that Woodrow Wilson , a Democrat, was elected president again.

There was no continuity in terms of personnel compared to Cleveland's first term in office. Not a single minister was nominated again. The previous list of ministers can be found under Cleveland I Cabinet .

With Walter Q. Gresham , a Republican also belonged to the new cabinet . Gresham, previously Secretary of the Post and Treasury under Chester A. Arthur , had supported Cleveland in the run-up to the election. He took over the Foreign Ministry, but died in May 1895.

The Cleveland II Cabinet: (back from left) David R. Francis, William L. Wilson, Hilary A. Herbert, Julius S. Morton; (front from left) Daniel S. Lamont, Richard Olney, Grover Cleveland, John G. Carlisle, Judson Harmon.

The Cabinet

Department / Office	Official	Period	image
President of the United States	Stephen Grover Cleveland	1893-1897
Vice President of the United States	Adlai Ewing Stevenson	1893-1897
United States Secretary of State	Walter Quintin Gresham	1893-1895
	Richard Olney	1895-1897
United States Secretary of the Treasury	John Griffin Carlisle	1893-1897
United States Secretary of War	Daniel Scott Lamont	1893-1897
United States Secretary of the Navy	Hilary Abner Herbert	1893-1897
United States Attorney General	Richard Olney	1893-1895
	Judson Harmon	1895-1897
United States Postal Secretary	Wilson Shannon Bissell	1893-1895
	William Lyne Wilson	1895-1897
United States Secretary of the Interior	Michael Hoke Smith	1893-1896
	David Rowland Francis	1896-1897
United States Secretary of Agriculture	Julius Sterling Morton	1893-1897