4th Congress U. S. Congressional Election 14 October 1794 1795-1797 Name Party Vote Name Party Vote Name Party Vote 1st District: Robert Lollar Anti-Admin 1,072 10th District: John Swanwick Anti-Admin 1,240 John P. Muhlenberg Anti-Admin 661 David Bard Anti-Admin 1,808 Thomas Fitzsimons Federalist 1,182 James Barclay 195 James McLane Anti-Admin 1,090 James Chambers Federalist 519 2nd District: 5th District: Frederick Muhlenberg Federalist 656 Daniel Hiester Anti-Admin 11th District: Samuel Miles Anti-Admin 510 Unopposed. Data incomplete. William Findley Anti-Admin Unopposed. Data incomplete. 3rd District: 6th District: 12th District: Richard Thomas Federalist 1,222 Samuel Maclay Anti-Admin 1,882 Albert Gallatin Anti-Admin 769 Thomas Ross Anti-Admin 571 John A. Hanna Anti-Admin 1,722 Thomas Scott Federalist 643 John Carson Federalist 438 4th District (2 elected): Daniel Hamilton Anti-Admin 377 Samuel Sitgreaves Federalist 2,954 7th District: Hugh H. Brackenridge Anti-Admin? 140 John Richards Federalist 1,635* John Wilkes Kittera Federalist John Woods Federalist 137 James Morris Anti-Admin 1,648* Unopposed. Data incomplete. Isaac Tichenor Federalist 256 The governor of Pennsylvania refused to 8th District: Special Election issue a certificate of election. Morris died Thomas Hartley Federalist 11 October 1796 10 July 1795 before the House took up the Unopposed. Data incomplete. 5th District: matter. Richard’s claimed he had been duly George Ege Federalist 2,039 elected in the first place. The House voted 9th District: Joseph Heister Anti-Admin 1,553 to seat Richards on 18 January 1786. The Andrew Gregg Anti-Admin 383 Replaced an Anti-Administration con- revised vote was Richards 1,791, Morris James Wallace Federalist 525 gressman, thereby giving a majority of the 1,688. William Irvine Anti-Admin 470 delegation to the Federalists, 7 to 6. Boldface indicates winner. Italics indicate incumbent. 4th Congress: 1795-1797 Anti-Administration - 7 Federalist (Administration) - 6 NORTHUMBERLAND LUZERNE ALLEGHENY 6 5 4 2 seats MIFFLIN 12 NORTHAMPTON 5 HUNTINGDON 9 BERKS BUCKS WESTMORELAND DAUPHIN MONTGOMERY 11 CUMBERLAND WASHINGTON 10 LANCASTER CHESTER PHILA. BEDFORD 2 FAYETTE 8 7 DELAWARE PHILA. FRANKLIN YORK 3 1CITY Source: Dubin, Congressional Elections, pp. 11-13. 13 January 2007.