SECOND LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY
Convened at Burlington, November 4, 1839.
The Council.
| President, Stephen Hempstead, Democrat. |
| Secretary, B. F. Wallace, Whig. |
| COUNTIES REPRESENTED. | NAMES OF MEMBERS. |
| Lee | Jesse B. Browne. |
| Van Buren | J. Keith, E. A. M. Swazy. |
| Des Moines | Arthur Ingraham, Robert Ralston, George Hepner. |
| Henry | Jesse D. Payne, L. B. Hughes. |
| Muscatine, Louisa, Slaughter | James M. Clark. |
| Cedar, Jones, Linn, Johnson | Charles Whittlesey. |
| Scott and Clinton | Jonathan W. Parker. |
| Dubuque, Jackson, Clayton | Warner Lewis, Stephen Hempstead. |
Democrats, 7; Whigs, 6.
House of Representatives.
| Speaker, Edward Johnston, Democrat. |
| Chief Clerk, Joseph T. Fales, Democrat. |
| COUNTIES REPRESENTED. | NAMES OF MEMBERS. |
| Lee | William Patterson, Edward Johnston, Alfred Rich, Joshua Owen. |
| Van Buren | James Hall, Gideon S. Bailey, Uriah Biggs. |
| Des Moines | William R. Ross, Shepherd Leffler, L. N. English, Isaac Fleenor, Joseph C. Hawkins. |
| Henry and Jefferson | William G. Coop, Jacob L. Myers, John B. Lash. |
| Muscatine and Johnson | S. Clinton Hastings, T. T. Clark. |
| Louisa and Washington | Daniel Brewer, Jacob Mintun. |
| Cedar, Jones and Linn | George H. Walworth. |
| Scott and Clinton | Laurel Summers, Joseph M. Roberson. |
| Jackson | Thomas Cox. |
| Dubuque, Clayon, etc. | Edward Langworthy, Loring Wheeler, James Churchman. |
Democrats, 15; Whigs, 11.
An Extra Session was held at Burlington, beginning July 13, 1840.
The Assembly Adjourned January 17, 1840.
THIRD LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY
Convened at Burlington, November 2, 1840
The Council.
| President, M. Bainbridge, Whig. |
| Secretary, B. F. Wallace, Whig. |
| COUNTIES REPRESENTED. | NAMES OF MEMBERS. |
| Lee | Jesse B. Browne, Edward Johnston. |
| Van Buren | James Hall, Gideon S. Bailey. |
| Des Moines | J. C. Hawkins. |
| Henry | William H. Wallace. |
| Jefferson | William G. Coop. |
| Louisa and Washington | Francis Springer. |
| Muscatine and Johnson | S. Clinton Hastings. |
| Cedar, Jones and Linn | George Greene. |
| Scott and Clinton | Jonathan W. Parker. |
| Jackson, Dubuque, Delaware, Clayton, etc. | M. Bainbridge, Joseph S. Kirkpatrick. |
Democrats, 7; Whigs, 6.
House of Representatives.
| Speaker, Thomas Cox, Democrat. |
| Chief Clerk, Joseph T. Fales, Democrat. |
