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Fourteenth United States Congress This is currently a draft article. The text in this article is computer-generated. Links and spelling have to be verified. See Wikipedia:WikiProject US Congress.
1815-1816
Major Political Events
Members of the Fourteenth United States Congress Benjamin Adams (Representative ), Federalist , MA John Adams (Representative ), Republican , NY Asa Adgate (Representative ), Republican, NY John Alexander (Representative ), Republican , OH Stevenson Archer (Representative ), Republican, MD Eli Porter Ashmun (Senator ), Federalist , MA Charles Humphrey Atherton (Representative ), Federalist , NH Daniel Avery (Representative ), Republican, NY George Baer, Jr. (Representative ), Federalist , MD Ezra Baker (Representative ), Republican, NJ James Barbour (Senator ), Republican , VA Philip Pendleton Barbour (Representative ), Republican, VA David Bard (Representative ), Republican, PA William Taylor Barry (Senator ), Republican , KY Burwell Bassett (Representative ), Republican, VA Ephraim Bateman (Representative ), -, NJ William Baylies (Representative ), Federalist , MA Benjamin Bennet (Representative ), Republican, NJ Samuel Rossiter Betts (Representative ), Republican, NY William Wyatt Bibb (Senator ), Republican , GA James Birdsall (Representative ), Republican, NY Victory Birdseye (Representative ), Republican, NY William Grainger Blount (Representative ), Republican, TN John Linscom Boss, Jr. (Representative ), Federalist , RI George Bradbury (Representative ), Federalist , MA James Breckinridge (Representative ), Federalist , VA Elijah Brigham (Representative ), Federalist , MA Micah Brooks (Representative ), Republican, NY Benjamin Brown (Representative ), Federalist , MA James Brown (Senator ), Republican , LA Joseph Hunter Bryan (Representative ), Republican, NC Thomas Burnside (Representative ), Republican, PA William Armisted Burwell (Representative ), Republican, VA Daniel Cady (Representative ), Federalist , NY James Caldwell (Representative ), Republican , OH John Caldwell Calhoun (Representative ), Republican, SC George Washington Campbell (Senator ), Republican, TN Newton Cannon (Representative ), Republican , TN James Carr (Representative ), Federalist , MA Epaphroditus Champion (Representative ), Federalist , CT John Joel Chappell (Representative ), Republican, SC Dudley Chase (Senator ), Republican, VT Daniel Chipman (Representative ), Federalist , VT Bradbury Cilley (Representative ), Federalist , NH James Clark (Representative ), Republican , KY James West Clark (Representative ), Republican, NC Archibald Smith Clarke (Representative ), Republican, NY Henry Clay (Representative ), Republican , KY Matthew Clay (Representative ), Republican, VA Thomas Clayton (Representative ), Federalist , DE David Clendenin (Representative ), Republican, OH John Clopton (Representative ), Republican, VA Oliver Cromwell Comstock (Representative ), Republican, NY Lewis Condict (Representative ), Republican, NJ John Condit (Senator ), Republican, NJ Samuel Shepard Conner (Representative ), Republican, MA Zadock Cook (Representative ), Republican, GA Thomas Cooper (Representative ), Federalist , DE William Crawford (Representative ), Republican , PA William Creighton, Jr. (Representative ), Republican, OH Henry Crocheron (Representative ), Republican, NY John Culpepper (Representative ), Federalist , NC Alfred Cuthbert (Representative ), Republican, GA David Daggett (Senator ), Federalist , CT Samuel Whittlesey Dana (Senator ), Federalist , CT William Darlington (Representative ), Republican, PA John Davenport (Representative ), Federalist , CT Joseph Desha (Representative ), Republican, KY Samuel Dickens (Representative ), Republican, NC Rufus Easton (Delegate ), -, Missouri Territory Weldon Nathaniel Edwards (Representative ), Republican, NC Amos Ellmaker (Representative ), -, PA William Findley (Representative ), Republican, PA Jonathan Fisk (Representative ), Republican, NY Thomas Fletcher (Representative ), Republican, KY Daniel Munroe Forney (Representative ), Republican, NC John Forsyth (Representative ), Republican , GA Eligius Fromentin (Senator ), Republican, LA John Gaillard (Senator ), Republican, SC William Gaston (Representative ), Federalist , NC Thomas Gholson, Jr. (Representative ), Republican, VA Hugh Glasgow (Representative ), Republican, PA Thomas Ruggles Gold (Representative ), Federalist , NY Charles Goldsborough (Representative ), Federalist , MD Peterson Goodwyn (Representative ), Republican, VA Christopher Gore (Senator ), Federalist , MA Isaac Griffin (Representative ), Republican, PA Thomas Peabody Grosvenor (Representative ), Federalist , NY John Hahn (Representative ), Republican, PA William Hale (Representative ), Federalist , NH Bolling Hall (Representative ), Republican, GA Jabez Delno Hammond (Representative ), Republican, NY Alexander Contee Hanson (Representative ), Federalist , MD Benjamin Hardin (Representative ), Republican, KY Martin D Hardin (Senator ), Federalist , KY Robert Goodloe Harper (Senator ), Federalist , MD William Henry Harrison (Representative ), -, OH Aylett Hawes (Representative ), Republican, VA Bennett H. Henderson (Representative ), Republican, TN William Hendricks (Representative ), -, IN John Carlyle Herbert (Representative ), Federalist , MD Joseph Hiester (Representative ), Republican , PA Charles Hooks (Representative ), Republican, NC Joseph Hopkinson (Representative ), Federalist , PA Outerbridge Horsey (Senator ), Federalist , DE Jeremiah Brown Howell (Senator ), Republican, RI Benjamin Huger (Representative ), Federalist , SC John Whitefield Hulbert (Representative ), Federalist , MA John Pratt Hungerford (Representative ), Republican, VA William Hunter (Senator ), Federalist , RI Samuel Delucenna Ingham (Representative ), Republican (Jeffersonian), PA William Irving (Representative ), Republican, NY Jared Irwin (Representative ), Republican, PA John George Jackson (Representative ), Republican, VA Jonathan Jennings (Delegate ), -, Indiana Territory Luther Jewett (Representative ), Federalist , VT James Johnson (Representative ), Republican, VA Richard Mentor Johnson (Representative ), Republican, KY Moss Kent (Representative ), Federalist , NY John Kerr (Representative ), Republican, VA James Kilbourne (Representative ), Republican, OH Cyrus King (Representative ), Federalist , MA Rufus King (Senator ), Federalist , NY William Rufus de Vane King (Representative ), Republican, NC Abner Lacock (Senator ), Republican, PA Chauncey Langdon (Representative ), Federalist , VT William Lattimore (Delegate ), -, Mississippi Territory Lyman Law (Representative ), Federalist , CT Joseph Lewis, Jr. (Representative ), Federalist , VA Peter Little (Representative ), Republican, MD Francis Locke (Senator ), Unknown , NC William Carter Love (Representative ), Republican, NC John Lovett (Representative ), Federalist , NY William Lowndes (Representative ), Republican , SC Wilson Lumpkin (Representative ), -, GA Aaron Lyle (Representative ), Republican, PA Asa Lyon (Representative ), Federalist , VT William Maclay (Representative ), Republican , PA William Plunkett Maclay (Representative ), Republican, PA Nathaniel Macon (Representative ), Republican , NC Charles Marsh (Representative ), Federalist , VT Armistead Thomson Mason (Senator ), Republican, VA James Brown Mason (Representative ), Federalist , RI Jeremiah Mason (Senator ), Federalist , NH William Mayrant (Representative ), Republican, SC William McCoy (Representative ), Jacksonian , VA Samuel McKee (Representative ), Republican, KY Alney McLean (Representative ), Republican, KY John McLean (Representative ), Republican , OH Henry Middleton (Representative ), Republican , SC Stephen Decatur Miller (Representative ), Nullifier, SC Elijah Hunt Mills (Representative ), Federalist , MA William Milnor (Representative ), Federalist , PA Hosea Moffitt (Representative ), Federalist , NY Nicholas Ruxton Moore (Representative ), Republican, MD Thomas Moore (Representative ), Republican , SC Jeremiah Morrow (Senator ), Republican , OH Jonathan Ogden Moseley (Representative ), Federalist , CT William Hardy Murfree (Representative ), Republican, NC Hugh Nelson (Representative ), Republican, VA Jeremiah Nelson (Representative ), Federalist , MA Thomas Maduit Nelson (Representative ), Republican, VA Thomas Newton, Jr. (Representative ), Republican , VA James Noble (Senator ), Republican , IN John Noyes (Representative ), Federalist , VT Stephen Ormsby (Representative ), Republican, KY Albion Keith Parris (Representative ), Republican , MA George Peter (Representative ), Federalist , MD Israel Pickens (Representative ), Republican , NC Timothy Pickering (Representative ), Federalist , MA William Pinkney (Representative ), Republican , MD William Piper (Representative ), Republican, PA Timothy Pitkin (Representative ), Federalist , CT James Pleasants (Representative ), Republican , VA Nathaniel Pope (Delegate ), -, Illinois Territory Peter Buell Porter (Representative ), Republican , NY Samuel Powell (Representative ), Republican, TN John Randolph (Representative ), -, VA John Reed Jr. (Representative ), Federalist , MA James B. Reynolds (Representative ), Republican, TN Thomas Rice (Representative ), Federalist , MA William Henry Roane (Representative ), Republican, VA Jonathan Roberts (Senator ), Republican, PA Thomas Bolling Robertson (Representative ), Republican, LA Erastus Root (Representative ), Republican, NY John Ross (Representative ), Republican, PA Benjamin Ruggles (Senator ), Republican , OH Nathaniel Ruggles (Representative ), Federalist , MA Nathan Sanford (Senator ), Republican , NY John Savage (Representative ), Republican , NY Abraham Henry Schenck (Representative ), Republican, NY John Scott (Delegate ), -, Missouri Territory John Sergeant (Representative ), Federalist , PA John Sevier (Representative ), Republican , TN Solomon P. Sharp (Representative ), Republican , KY Daniel Sheffey (Representative ), Federalist , VA Ballard Smith (Representative ), Republican, VA Samuel Smith (Representative ), Republican , MD
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