benjamin harrison

In 1888, Democratic President Grover Cleveland lost re-election to Republican candidate Benjamin Harrison. While he would reclaim the White House in 1892, the closeness of the 1888 election (all Cleveland needed was 15,000 more votes in the state of New York) and the eventual political emergence...

What if Grover Cleveland lost the 1892 presidential election? How might things be different?

New Orleans: It was March 14 1891, a furious crowd of 3000 lead by William Parkerson was marching towards the local prison (Their intentions were clear: hundred of them were bringing guns.). The year before 19 Italians were accused of the murder of David Hennesy. That day in March 8 of them were...

What if Benjamin Harrison won election to a second term as president of the United States? Specifically, what if he won election to a second term in 1896, AFTER he had lost re-election to Grover Cleveland in 1892? What could the effects of such an outcome be? Could the Republicans even be...

OK, sorry for the overly long title, and now the challenge: Benjamin Harrison must be considered the best president of the US in the 19th century, the PoD is december 31 of 1799, and the only requeriment is that he get's elected around the same time as OTL Begin