Cleveland II Cabinet
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 Cabinet
Department / Office | Official | Period | image |
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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 |