On January 25, 1794, the newly-chosen
Senate of the State of
Jefferson met for the first time. Under the
Lafayette Constitution, which had been ratified three months earlier, the Senate selected the three men who would serve as co-Governors of Jefferson:
James Madison,
Alexander Hamilton, and
Samuel Johnston. Hamilton would still be serving as co-Governor twenty-one years later, when Jefferson intervened in the
Mexican Civil War.
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