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1831-1832
Major Political Events
Members of the Twenty-second United States Congress John Adair (Representative ), Jacksonian , KY John Quincy Adams (Representative ), Whig , MA Mark Alexander (Representative ), Jacksonian , VA Chilton Allan (Representative ), Whig , KY Heman (of Milton) Allen (Representative ), Whig , VT Robert Allen (Representative ), Jacksonian , VA Robert Allison (Representative ), Anti Mason , PA John Anderson (Representative ), Jacksonian , ME William G. Angel (Representative ), Jacksonian , NY Nathan Appleton (Representative ), Anti Jacksonian , MA William Segar Archer (Representative ), Whig , VA William Armstrong (Representative ), -, VA Thomas Dickens Arnold (Representative ), Anti Jacksonian , TN William Henry Ashley (Representative ), Jacksonian , MO William Babcock (Representative ), Anti Mason , NY John Banks (Representative ), Anti Mason , PA Noyes Barber (Representative ), -, CT John Strode Barbour (Representative ), Jacksonian , VA Isaac Dutton Barnard (Senator ), Jacksonian , PA Robert Woodward Barnwell (Representative ), -, SC Daniel Laurens Barringer (Representative ), -, NC Gamaliel Henry Barstow (Representative ), Anti Mason , NY Isaac Chapman Bates (Representative ), Whig , MA James Bates (Representative ), Jacksonian , ME Samuel Beardsley (Representative ), Jacksonian , NY John Bell (Representative ), Whig , TN Samuel Bell (Senator ), Anti-Jackson, NH Thomas Hart Benton (Senator ), Jacksonian , MO John Teunis Bergen (Representative ), Jacksonian , NY Lauchlin Bethune (Representative ), Jacksonian , NC George Mortimer Bibb (Senator ), Republican, KY John Black (Senator ), Jacksonian , MS James Blair (Representative ), Jacksonian , SC John Blair (Representative ), Jacksonian , TN Ratliff Boon (Representative ), Democrat , IN Joseph Bouck (Representative ), Jacksonian , NY Thomas Tyler Bouldin (Representative ), Jacksonian , VA John Branch (Representative ), Democrat , NC George Nixon Briggs (Representative ), Whig , MA John Brodhead (Representative ), Jacksonian , NH John Curtis Brodhead (Representative ), Jacksonian , NY Bedford Brown (Senator ), Jacksonian , NC John Conrad Bucher (Representative ), Jacksonian , PA Alexander Buckner (Senator ), Jacksonian , MO Henry Adams Bullard (Representative ), Anti Jacksonian , LA George Burd (Representative ), -, PA Tristam Burges (Representative ), Anti Jacksonian , RI William Cahoon (Representative ), Anti Mason , VT John Caldwell Calhoun (Senator ), Nullifier , SC Churchill Caldom Cambreleng (Representative ), Democrat , NY John Carr (Representative ), Jacksonian , IN Samuel Price Carson (Representative ), -, NC Ezekiel Forman Chambers (Senator ), Adams , MD Thomas Chandler (Representative ), Jacksonian , NH Joseph William Chinn (Representative ), Jacksonian , VA Rufus Choate (Representative ), Whig , MA Nathaniel Herbert Claiborne (Representative ), Anti Jacksonian , VA Clement Comer Clay (Representative ), Democrat , AL Henry Clay (Senator ), Anti-Jackson , KY Augustin Smith Clayton (Representative ), Jacksonian , GA John Middleton Clayton (Senator ), Anti-Jackson , DE Richard Coke, Jr. (Representative ), Jacksonian , VA John Allen Collier (Representative ), Anti Mason , NY Lewis Condict (Representative ), Republican, NJ Silas Condit (Representative ), Anti Jacksonian , NJ Henry William Connor (Representative ), Democrat , NC Bates Cooke (Representative ), Anti Mason , NY Eleutheros Cooke (Representative ), Anti Jacksonian , OH Richard Matlack Cooper (Representative ), -, NJ Thomas Corwin (Representative ), Whig , OH Richard Coulter (Representative ), Jacksonian , PA Robert Craig (Representative ), Jacksonian , VA Joseph Halsey Crane (Representative ), Whig , OH Thomas Hartley Crawford (Representative ), Jacksonian , PA William Creighton, Jr. (Representative ), Republican, OH George Mifflin Dallas (Senator ), Jacksonian , PA Henry Daniel (Representative ), Jacksonian , KY Thomas Davenport (Representative ), Anti Jacksonian , VA John Davis (Representative ), Whig , MA Warren Ransom Davis (Representative ), Nullifier, SC Charles Dayan (Representative ), Jacksonian , NY Henry Alexander Scammell Dearborn (Representative ), Anti Jacksonian , MA Harmar Denny (Representative ), Anti Mason , PA Lewis Dewart (Representative ), Jacksonian , PA Mahlon Dickerson (Senator ), Jacksonian , NJ John Dickson (Representative ), Anti Mason , NY Philip Doddridge (Representative ), -, VA Ulysses Freeman Doubleday (Representative ), Jacksonian , NY Joseph Draper (Representative ), Jacksonian , VA William Drayton (Representative ), Jacksonian , SC Charles Edward Dudley (Senator ), Jacksonian , NY Joseph Duncan (Representative ), Jacksonian , IL Powhatan Ellis (Senator ), Jacksonian , MS William Wolcott Ellsworth (Representative ), -, CT George Evans (Representative ), Whig , ME Joshua Evans, Jr. (Representative ), Jacksonian , PA Edward Everett (Representative ), Whig , MA Horace Everett (Representative ), Whig , VT Thomas Ewing (Senator ), Anti-Jackson , OH John Myers Felder (Representative ), Nullifier , SC James Findlay (Representative ), Jacksonian , OH William Fitzgerald (Representative ), Jacksonian , TN Samuel Augustus Foot (Senator ), Anti-Jackson, CT Samuel Augustus Foote (Senator ), Anti-Jackson, CT James Ford (Representative ), Jacksonian , PA John Forsyth (Senator ), Republican , GA Thomas Flournoy Foster (Representative ), Whig , GA Theodore Frelinghuysen (Senator ), Anti-Jackson , NJ Nathan Gaither (Representative ), Jacksonian , KY John Gilmore (Representative ), Jacksonian , PA William Fitzhugh Gordon (Representative ), Jacksonian , VA George Grennell, Jr. (Representative ), Whig , MA John King Griffin (Representative ), Democrat , SC Felix Grundy (Senator ), Jacksonian , TN Hiland Hall (Representative ), Anti Jacksonian , VT Thomas H. Hall (Representative ), Jacksonian , NC William Hall (Representative ), Jacksonian , TN Joseph Hammons (Representative ), Jacksonian , NH Robert Hanna (Senator ), Anti-Jackson, IN Joseph Morrill Harper (Representative ), Jacksonian , NH Albert Gallatin Hawes (Representative ), Jacksonian , KY Micajah Thomas Hawkins (Representative ), Jacksonian , NC Robert Young Hayne (Senator ), Nullifier , SC William Hendricks (Senator ), Adams , IN William Hiester (Representative ), Anti Mason , PA Isaac Hill (Senator ), Jacksonian , NH James Leonard Hodges (Representative ), -, MA Michael Hoffman (Representative ), Jacksonian , NY William Hogan (Representative ), Jacksonian , NY Cornelius Holland (Representative ), Jacksonian , ME John Holmes (Senator ), Anti-Jackson, ME Henry Horn (Representative ), Jacksonian , PA Benjamin Chew Howard (Representative ), Jacksonian , MD Henry Hubbard (Representative ), Jacksonian , NH Thomas Hurst Hughes (Representative ), -, NJ Jonathan Hunt (Representative ), -, VT Jabez Williams Huntington (Representative ), Whig , CT Peter Ihrie, Jr. (Representative ), -, PA Ralph Isaacs Ingersoll (Representative ), -, CT William W. Irvin (Representative ), Jacksonian , OH Jacob C. Isacks (Representative ), Jacksonian , TN Leonard Jarvis (Representative ), Jacksonian , ME Daniel Jenifer (Representative ), Anti Jacksonian , MD Freeborn Garrettson Jewett (Representative ), Jacksonian , NY Cave Johnson (Representative ), Jacksonian , TN Joseph Johnson (Representative ), Jacksonian , VA Richard Mentor Johnson (Representative ), Republican, KY Charles Clement Johnston (Representative ), Jacksonian , VA Josiah Stoddard Johnston (Senator ), Anti-Jackson, LA Elias Kent Kane (Senator ), Jacksonian , IL Edward Kavanagh (Representative ), Jacksonian , ME Joseph Gowing Kendall (Representative ), -, MA William Kennon, Sr. (Representative ), Jacksonian , OH John Leeds Kerr (Representative ), Whig , MD Adam King (Representative ), Jacksonian , PA Henry King (Representative ), Jacksonian , PA John King (Representative ), Jacksonian , NY William Rufus de Vane King (Senator ), Jacksonian , AL Nehemiah Rice Knight (Senator ), Anti-Jackson, RI Henry Graybill Lamar (Representative ), Jacksonian , GA Gerrit Yates Lansing (Representative ), Jacksonian , NY Humphrey Howe Leavitt (Representative ), Jacksonian , OH Joseph Lecompte (Representative ), Jacksonian , KY James Lent (Representative ), Jacksonian , NY Robert Perkins Letcher (Representative ), -, KY Dixon Hall Lewis (Representative ), Democrat , AL Edward Livingston (Senator ), Jacksonian , LA Wilson Lumpkin (Representative ), -, GA Chittenden Lyon (Representative ), Jacksonian , KY Rollin Carolas Mallary (Representative ), -, VT Willie Person Mangum (Senator ), Jacksonian , NC Joel Keith Mann (Representative ), Jacksonian , PA William Learned Marcy (Senator ), Jacksonian , NY Samuel Wright Mardis (Representative ), Jacksonian , AL Thomas Alexander Marshall (Representative ), Anti Jacksonian , KY John Young Mason (Representative ), Jacksonian , VA Lewis Maxwell (Representative ), Anti Jacksonian , VA Johnathan McCarty (Representative ), Anti Jacksonian , IN Robert McCoy (Representative ), -, PA William McCoy (Representative ), Jacksonian , VA George McDuffie (Representative ), Democrat , SC Rufus McIntire (Representative ), Jacksonian , ME James Iver McKay (Representative ), Democrat , NC Thomas McKean Thompson McKennan (Representative ), Anti Mason , PA Charles Fenton Mercer (Representative ), Whig , VA Stephen Decatur Miller (Senator ), Nullifier , SC John Jones Milligan (Representative ), Whig , DE George Edward Mitchell (Representative ), Jacksonian , MD Thomas Rothmaler Mitchell (Representative ), Jacksonian , SC Gabriel Moore (Senator ), Jacksonian , AL Henry Augustus Philip Muhlenberg (Representative ), Democrat , PA Arnold Naudain (Senator ), Anti-Jackson, DE Jeremiah Nelson (Representative ), Anti Jacksonian , MA Daniel Newnan (Representative ), -, GA Thomas Newton, Jr. (Representative ), Republican , VA William Thompson Nuckolls (Representative ), Jacksonian , SC John Mercer Patton (Representative ), Democrat , VA Dutee Jerauld Pearce (Representative ), Anti Mason , RI Edmund Henry Pendleton (Representative ), Anti Jacksonian , NY Job Pierson (Representative ), Jacksonian , NY Nathaniel Pitcher (Representative ), Jacksonian , NY Franklin E. Plummer (Representative ), Jacksonian , MS George Poindexter (Senator ), Jacksonian , MS James Knox Polk (Representative ), Democrat , TN Robert Potter (Representative ), Jacksonian , NC David Potts, Jr. (Representative ), Anti Mason , PA Samuel Prentiss (Senator ), Anti-Jackson, VT William Ramsey (Representative ), Jacksonian , PA James Fitz Randolph (Representative ), -, NJ Edward Cambridge Reed (Representative ), Jacksonian , NY John Reed Jr. (Representative ), Whig , MA Abraham Rencher (Representative ), Whig , NC William Cabell Rives (Senator ), Jacksonian , VA John Jones Roane (Representative ), Jacksonian , VA Asher Robbins (Senator ), Anti-Jackson, RI John McCracken Robinson (Senator ), Jacksonian , IL Erastus Root (Representative ), Jacksonian , NY Benjamin Ruggles (Senator ), Anti-Jackson , OH William Russell (Representative ), Jacksonian , OH
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