Thirty-second States Congress

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1851-1852

Major Political Events

Members of the Thirty-second United States Congress

Index: A - B -C -D - E - F - G - H - I - J - K - L - M - N - O - P - R - S - T - U - V - W - Y

A

• James Abercrombie (Representative), Whig, Alabama
• Stephen Adams (Senator), Democrat, Mississippi
• William Aiken (Representative), Democrat, South Carolina
• Charles Allen (Representative), Free Soil, Massachusetts
• Willis Allen (Representative), Democrat, Illinois
• John Allison (Representative), Whig, Pennsylvania
• Charles Andrews (Representative), Democrat, Maine
• John Appleton (Representative), Democrat, Maine
• William Appleton (Representative), Whig, Massachusetts
• William Shepperd Ashe (Representative), Democrat, North Carolina
• David Rice Atchison (Senator), Democrat, Missouri
• Thomas Hamlet Averett (Representative), Democrat, Virginia

B

• Leander Babcock (Representative), Democrat, New York
• George Edmund Badger (Senator), Whig, North Carolina
• David Jackson Bailey (Representative), Democrat, Georgia
• Nelson Barrere (Representative), Whig, Ohio
• Thomas Bartlett, Jr. (Representative), Democrat, Vermont
• James Asheton Bayard, Jr. (Senator), Democrat, Delaware
• Thomas Henry Bayly (Representative), Democrat, Virginia
• James Madison Hite Beale (Representative), Democrat, Virginia
• Hiram Bell (Representative), Whig, Ohio
• John Bell (Senator), Whig, Tennessee
• Henry Bennett (Representative), Whig, New York
• John Milton Bernhisel (Delegate), Whig, Utah
• John Macpherson Berrien (Senator), Whig, Georgia
• Thomas Marshal Bibighaus (Representative), Whig, Pennsylvania
• William Harrison Bissell (Representative), Democrat, Illinois
• Thomas Stanley Bocock (Representative), Democrat, Virginia
• Solon Borland (Senator), Democrat, Arkansas
• Richard Johns Bowie (Representative), Whig, Maryland
• Obadiah Bowne (Representative), Whig, New York
• John Huggins Boyd (Representative), Whig, New York
• Linn Boyd (Speaker of the House), Democrat, Kentucky
• James Ware Bradbury (Senator), Democrat, Maine
• John Bragg (Representative), Democrat, Alabama
• John Cabell Breckinridge (Representative), Democrat, Kentucky
• Samuel Brenton (Representative), Whig, Indiana
• George Briggs (Representative), Whig, New York
• Jesse David Bright (Senator), Democrat, Indiana
• Richard Brodhead (Senator), Democrat, Pennsylvania
• Walker Brooke (Senator), Whig, Mississippi
• James Brooks (Representative), Whig, New York
• Albert Gallatin Brown (Representative), Democrat, Mississippi
• George Houston Brown (Representative), Whig, New Jersey
• Alexander Hamilton Buell (Representative), Democrat, New York
• Lorenzo Burrows (Representative), Whig, New York
• Armistead Burt (Representative), Democrat, South Carolina
• George Henry Busby (Representative), Democrat, Ohio
• Andrew Pickens Butler (Senator), Democrat, South Carolina

C

• Edward Carrington Cabell (Representative), Whig, Florida
• Joseph Cable (Representative), Democrat, Ohio
• Joseph Pearson Caldwell (Representative), Whig, North Carolina
• Lewis Davis Campbell (Representative), Whig, Ohio
• Thompson Campbell (Representative), Democrat, Illinois
• David Kellogg Cartter (Representative), Democrat, Ohio
• John Samuels Caskie (Representative), Democrat, Virginia
• Lewis Cass (Senator), Democrat, Michigan
• Charles William Cathcart (Senator), Democrat, Indiana
• Joseph Ripley Chandler (Representative), Whig, Pennsylvania
• Charles Chapman (Representative), Whig, Connecticut
• Robert Milledge Charlton (Senator), Democrat, Georgia
• Salmon Portland Chase (Senator), Free Soil, Ohio
• Elijah Webb Chastain (Representative), Democrat, Georgia
• Lincoln Clark (Representative), Democrat, Iowa
• John Hopkins Clarke (Senator), Whig, Rhode Island
• Henry Clay (Senator), Whig, Kentucky
• Jeremiah Clemens (Senator), Democrat, Alabama
• Sherrard Clemens (Representative), Democrat, Virginia
• Chauncey Fitch Cleveland (Representative), Democrat, Connecticut
• Thomas Lanier Clingman (Representative), Whig, North Carolina
• Williamson Robert Winfield Cobb (Representative), Democrat, Alabama
• William Ferguson Colcock (Representative), Democrat, South Carolina
• James Lockwood Conger (Representative), Whig, Michigan
• James Cooper (Senator), Whig, Pennsylvania
• Joseph Stewart Cottman (Representative), Independent Whig, Maryland
• William Cullom (Representative), Whig, Tennessee
• Carlton Brandaga Curtis (Representative), Democrat, Pennsylvania

D

• John Reeves Jones Daniel (Representative), Democrat, North Carolina
• John Fletcher Darby (Representative), Whig, Missouri
• George Thomas Davis (Representative), Whig, Massachusetts
• John Davis (Senator), Whig, Massachusetts
• John Givan Davis (Representative), Democrat, Indiana
• John Littleton Dawson (Representative), Democrat, Pennsylvania
• William Crosby Dawson (Senator), Whig, Georgia
• William Ford De Saussure (Senator), Democrat, South Carolina
• Gilbert Dean (Representative), Democrat, New York
• Milo Melankthon Dimmick (Representative), Democrat, Pennsylvania
• David Tiernan Disney (Representative), Democrat, Ohio
• Archibald Dixon (Senator), Whig, Kentucky
• Alfred Dockery (Representative), Whig, North Carolina
• Augustus Caesar Dodge (Senator), Democrat, Iowa
• Henry Dodge (Senator), Democrat, Wisconsin
• James Duane Doty (Representative), Democrat, Wisconsin
• Stephen Arnold Douglas (Senator), Democrat, Illinois
• Solomon Weathersbee Downs (Senator), Democrat, Louisiana
• James Henry Duncan (Representative), Whig, Massachusetts
• Cyrus Livingston Dunham (Representative), Democrat, Indiana
• Charles Durkee (Representative), Republican, Wisconsin

E

• Ben C. Eastman (Representative), Democrat, Wisconsin
• Alfred Peck Edgerton (Representative), Democrat, Ohio
• Henry Alonzo Edmundson (Representative), Democrat, Virginia
• Alexander Evans (Representative), Whig, Maryland
• Presley Underwood Ewing (Representative), Whig, Kentucky

F

• Charles James Faulkner (Representative), Whig, Virginia
• Francis Ball Fay (Representative), Whig, Massachusetts
• Alpheus Felch (Senator), Democrat, Michigan
• Orlando Bell Ficklin (Representative), Democrat, Illinois
• Hamilton Fish (Senator), Whig, New York
• Graham Newell Fitch (Representative), Democrat, Indiana
• Benjamin Fitzpatrick (Senator), Democrat, Alabama
• Thomas Birch Florence (Representative), Democrat, Pennsylvania
• John Gelston Floyd (Representative), Democrat, New York
• Solomon Foot (Senator), Whig, Vermont
• Henry Stuart Foote (Senator), Democrat, Mississippi
• Orin Fowler (Representative), Whig, Massachusetts
• John D. Freeman (Representative), Unionist, Mississippi
• Henry Mills Fuller (Representative), Whig, Pennsylvania
• Thomas James Duncan Fuller (Representative), Democrat, Maine

G

• James Gamble (Representative), Democrat, Pennsylvania
• James Madison Gaylord (Representative), Independent, Ohio
• Meredith Poindexter Gentry (Representative), Whig, Tennessee
• Henry Sheffie Geyer (Senator), Whig, Missouri
• Alfred Gilmore (Representative), Democrat, Pennsylvania
• Robert Goodenow (Representative), Whig, Maine
• John Zacheus Goodrich (Representative), Whig, Massachusetts
• Willis Arnold Gorman (Representative), Democrat, Indiana
• Frederick William Green (Representative), Democrat, Ohio
• Benjamin Edwards Grey (Representative), Whig, Kentucky
• Galusha Aaron Grow (Representative), Democrat, Pennsylvania
• William McKendree Gwin (Senator), Democrat, California

H

• John Parker Hale (Senator), Free Soil, New Hampshire
• Willard Preble Hall (Representative), Democrat, Missouri
• William Thomas Hamilton (Representative), Democrat, Maryland
• Hannibal Hamlin (Senator), Democrat, Maine
• Edward Hammond (Representative), Democrat, Maryland
• Alexander Harper (Representative), Whig, Ohio
• Isham Green Harris (Representative), Democrat, Tennessee
• Sampson Willis Harris (Representative), Democrat, Alabama
• Emanuel Bernard Hart (Representative), Democrat, New York
• Augustus Porter Hascall (Representative), Whig, New York
• Solomon George Haven (Representative), Whig, New York
• John Henry Hobart Haws (Representative), Whig, New York
• William Hebard (Representative), Whig, Vermont
• Thomas Andrews Hendricks (Representative), Democrat, Indiana
• Bernhart Henn (Representative), Democrat, Iowa
• Harry Hibbard (Representative), Democrat, New Hampshire
• Junius Hillyer (Representative), Democrat, Georgia
• Alexander Richmond Holladay (Representative), Democrat, Virginia
• Jerediah Horsford (Representative), Whig, New York
• George Smith Houston (Representative), Democrat, Alabama
• Samuel Houston (Senator), Democrat, Texas
• Volney Erskine Howard (Representative), Democrat, Texas
• John W. Howe (Representative), Whig, Pennsylvania
• Thomas Marshall Howe (Representative), Whig, Pennsylvania
• Thomas Y. Howe, Jr. (Representative), Democrat, New York
• Robert Mercer Taliaferro Hunter (Senator), Democrat, Virginia
• William Forrest Hunter (Representative), Whig, Ohio

I

• Colin Macrae Ingersoll (Representative), Democrat, Connecticut
• Willard Ives (Representative), Democrat, New York

J

• Joseph Webber Jackson (Representative), Democrat, Georgia
• Charles Tillinghast James (Senator), Democrat, Rhode Island
• Timothy Jenkins (Representative), Democrat, New York
• Andrew Johnson (Representative), Democrat, Tennessee
• James Johnson (Representative), Georgia
• John johnson (Representative), Independent Democrat, Ohio
• Robert Ward Johnson (Representative), Democrat, Arkansas
• Daniel Terryll Jones (Representative), Democrat, New York
• George Wallace Jones (Senator), Democrat, Iowa
• George Washington Jones (Representative), Democrat, Tennessee
• James Chamberlain Jones (Senator), Whig, Tennessee
• Jehu Glancy Jones (Representative), Democrat, Pennsylvania

K

• George Gordon King (Representative), Whig, Rhode Island
• Preston King (Representative), Democrat, New York
• William Rufus de Vane King (Senator), Democrat, Alabama
• Joseph Henry Kuhns (Representative), Whig, Pennsylvania
• William Henry Kurtz (Representative), Democrat, Pennsylvania

L

• Joseph Aristide Landry (Representative), Whig, Louisiana
• Joseph Lane (Delegate), Democrat, Oregon
• John Letcher (Representative), Democrat, Virginia
• Edward Preble Little (Representative), Democrat, Massachusetts
• James Lockhart (Representative), Democrat, Indiana

M

• Moses Macdonald (Representative), Democrat, Maine
• Daniel Mace (Representative), Democrat, Indiana
• Stephen Russell Mallory (Senator), Democrat, Florida
• Willie Person Mangum (Senator), Whig, North Carolina
• Horace Mann (Representative), Whig, Massachusetts
• Edward Colston Marshall (Representative), Democrat, California
• Humphrey Marshall (Representative), Whig, Kentucky
• Frederick Stanley Martin (Representative), Whig, New York
• James Murray Mason (Senator), Democrat, Virginia
• John Calvin Mason (Representative), Democrat, Kentucky
• Joseph Walker McCorkle (Representative), Democrat, California
• James Xavier McLanahan (Representative), Democrat, Pennsylvania
• Fayette McMullen (Representative), Democrat, Virginia
• John McNair (Representative), Democrat, Pennsylvania
• John McQueen (Representative), Democrat, South Carolina
• John Jones McRae (Senator), Democrat, Mississippi
• James Meacham (Representative), Whig, Vermont
• Richard Kidder Meade (Representative), Democrat, Virginia
• David Meriwether (Senator), Democrat, Kentucky
• Jacob Welsh Miller (Senator), Whig, New Jersey
• John Gaines Miller (Representative), Whig, Missouri
• John Singleton Millson (Representative), Democrat, Virginia
• Ahiman Louis Miner (Representative), Whig, Vermont
• Richard Sheppard Molony (Representative), Democrat, Illinois
• Henry Dunning Moore (Representative), Whig, Pennsylvania
• John Moore (Representative), Whig, Louisiana
• James Turner Morehead (Representative), Whig, North Carolina
• John Alexander Morrison (Representative), Democrat, Pennsylvania
• Jackson Morton (Senator), Whig, Florida
• Charles Murphey (Representative), Unionist, Georgia
• William Murray (Representative), Democrat, New York

N

• Benjamin Duke Nabers (Representative), Unionist, Mississippi
• Eben Newton (Representative), Whig, Ohio
• Moses Norris, Jr (Senator), Democrat, New Hampshire

O

• Edson Baldwin Olds (Representative), Democrat, Ohio
• James Lawrence Orr (Representative), Democrat, South Carolina
• David Outlaw (Representative), Whig, North Carolina

P

• Andrew Parker (Representative), Democrat, Pennsylvania
• Samuel Wilson Parker (Representative), Whig, Indiana
• James Alfred Pearce (Senator), Whig, Maryland
• Charles Hazen Peaslee (Representative), Democrat, New Hampshire
• Alexander Gordon Penn (Representative), Democrat, Louisiana
• Ebenezer Jenckes Penniman (Representative), Whig, Michigan
• Jared Perkins (Representative), Whig, New Hampshire
• John Pettit (Representative), Democrat, Indiana
• John Smith Phelps (Representative), Democrat, Missouri
• William Hawkins Polk (Representative), Independent Democrat, Tennessee
• Gilchrist Porter (Representative), Whig, Missouri
• Paulus Powell (Representative), Democrat, Virginia
• Thomas George Pratt (Senator), Whig, Maryland
• William Preston (Representative), Whig, Kentucky
• Rodman McCamley Price (Representative), Democrat, New Jersey

R

• Robert Rantoul, Jr. (Representative), Democrat, Massachusetts
• Isaac Reed (Representative), Whig, Maine
• Robert Barnwell Rhett (Senator), Democrat, South Carolina
• William Alexander Richardson (Representative), Democrat, Illinois
• George Read Riddle (Representative), Democrat, Delaware