4th United States Speaker Elecion

Second Speaker Election of 1793
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The Fourth Speaker of the House Election was on August 19, 1793. This Speaker Election would be the first to overthrow a sitting Speaker, and was also held halfway through the session of Congress. Henry Whittleston was elected over incumbent Jonathan Banks Jr. after Banks made disorderly conduct after getting into a heated argument with Representative William Webster.
== Aftermath ==
The Incumbent Banks was so heated after being removed that he organized with South Carolina Governor John C. Covington to secede, beginning the First American Civil War.