Statistics for occurrence #1 of “Frederick A. Muhlenberg” in entry congress-national of Harper's Encyclopedia of United States History:
...ppeared on the appointed day. On March 11 a circular letter was sent to the absentees, urging their prompt attendance; but it was the 30th before a quorum (thirty members) of the House was present.
Frederick A. Muhlenberg , of Pennsylvania, was chosen speaker of the House, and John Langdon, of New Hampshire, was made (April 6) president of the Senate, for the sole purpose of opening and counting the votes for President...
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