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Encyclopedia > John Bingham

John Bingham (18151900) was a Republican Congressman from Ohio, a Radical Republican, and the principal framer of the Fourteenth Amendment to the United States Constitution. He came from a prominent New England family that included Hiram Bingham, the "rediscoverer" of Macchu Picchu.


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John Bingham (553 words)
Bingham joined the Republican Party and was elected to the 34th Congress and served between March, 1855 to March 1863.
Bingham and Joseph Holt attempted to obscure the fact that there were two plots: the first to kidnap and the second to assassinate.
Bingham was elected to the 39th Congress and over the next couple of years became one of the leading opponents of the new president, Andrew Johnson.
John A. Bingham (236 words)
ohn Bingham was born in Mercer, Pennsylvania, the son of a carpenter.
Bingham, a moderate Republican, served as a U.S. Representative from Ohio from 1855 to 1863 and again from 1865 to 1873.
Bingham chaired the House committee that argued the articles of impeachment during Johnson’s trial in the Senate, and gave the closing, three-day summation.
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