Eli Murray administration
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Eli Murray administration | |
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| Date formed | 1 December 1783 |
| Date dissolved | 1 December 1788 |
| People | |
| Head of government | Eli Murray |
| Deputy head of government | Ethan Hudson |
| Member party | Federalist |
| History | |
| Election(s) | 1783 |
| Predecessor | James Camden |
| Successor | Thomas Rogers |
The Eli Murray administration began on December 1, 1783 when Eli Murray took office as the second president of the Federation of Rizealand and ended when he left office on December 1, 1788. Murray took office as a Federalist after winning the 1783 election. After he was defeated in the 1788 election, his administration was succeeded by the Rogers administration under Thomas Rogers, a member of the Confederate Party.
Cabinet
| Cabinet of Eli Murray | ||||
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| Office | Name | Took office | Left office | |
| President | Eli Murray | December 1, 1783 | December 1, 1788 | |
| Deputy President | Ethan Hudson | December 1, 1783 | December 1, 1788 | |
| Foreign Secretary | Jonathan Payne | December 1, 1783 | December 1, 1788 | |
| Treasury Secretary | Matthew Buchannon | December 16, 1783 | December 1, 1788 | |
| War Secretary | Edward Marlin | December 1, 1783 | December 1, 1788 | |
| Attorney General | Amos Kirk | December 1, 1783 | December 1, 1788 | |