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civicdiff.com/1869-03-04...1877-03-03 · 8 years json
18 files changed, 1,990 insertions(+), 288 deletions(−)
Laws enacted
+32
major laws · full counts from 1973
Executive orders
—
records start in 1994
Final rules
—
records start in 1994
Supreme Court
4 of 9
seats changed hands
Agencies
+4 −0
departments & tracked agencies
Public debt
−$431M
$2.6B → $2.2B

The presidency passed from Andrew Johnson to Ulysses Simpson Grant. 62 senators and 288 representatives took seats that they did not hold before. 4 new justices joined the Supreme Court. 1 constitutional amendment was ratified.

Executive5 files+9−6

executive/presidentThe presidency
Andrew Johnson D
17th president
Ulysses Simpson Grant R
18th president · took office Mar 4, 1869
executive/vice-presidentThe vice presidency
vacant
in office on both dates
executive/cabinetCabinet & senior officials
Secretary of State · 2 people took this office in between
Secretary of the Treasury · 4 people took this office in between
Secretary of War · 2 people took this office in between
vacant on Mar 3, 1877
next: George W. McCrary R · Mar 12, 1877
Attorney General · 5 people took this office in between
vacant on Mar 3, 1877
next: Richard W. Thompson W · Mar 13, 1877
Other senior officials (2 changed)
vacant on Mar 3, 1877
next: Richard W. Thompson W · Mar 13, 1877
Solicitor General · 2 people took this office in between
office did not exist
executive/ordersExecutive orders
Federal Register records of executive orders begin in 1994.
executive/agenciesFederal agencies
37 → 41 tracked organizations · 7 → 8 executive departments
United States Department of Justice department
established Jul 1, 1870 · United States federal executive department
Division of Telegrams and Reports for the Benefit of Commerce and Agriculture
established Feb 9, 1870 · predecessor to United States Weather Bureau
Steamboat Inspection Service
established Jan 1, 1871 · Defunct United States agency
Agency start and end dates come from Wikidata, which covers smaller bureaus unevenly.

Military1 file±0

military/conflictsArmed conflicts
U.S. in 0 armed conflicts → 0
The U.S. was not a party to any armed conflict in this window (conflict records start in 1946).
An armed conflict here means at least 25 battle deaths in a year, with U.S. forces as a party or fighting for a government (UCDP's definition). Air strikes, raids, and advisory missions below that threshold aren't included. UN peacekeeping missions are excluded.

Legislative4 files+382−274

legislative/controlControl of Congress
Top: House · Bottom: Senate DemocraticRepublicanOther
40th Congress → 44th Congress · 4 new Congresses elected
1 change of chamber control along the way
House: Republican majority
176 R · 51 D
House: null majority
182 D · 110 R
Senate: Republican majority on both dates
56 R · 10 D → 46 R · 30 D
Mar 4, 1869 · 56 R · 10 D
Willard Saulsbury Sr. (Democrat, DE)James Asheton Bayard Jr. (Democrat, DE)Thomas Andrews Hendricks (Democrat, IN)Thomas Clay McCreery (Democrat, KY)Garrett Davis (Democrat, KY)William Pinkney Whyte (Democrat, MD)George Vickers (Democrat, MD)Daniel Sheldon Norton (Democrat, MN)Charles Rollin Buckalew (Democrat, PA)David Trotter Patterson (Democrat, TN)Willard Warner (Republican, AL)George Eliphaz Spencer (Republican, AL)Alexander McDonald (Republican, AR)Benjamin Franklin Rice (Republican, AR)John Conness (Republican, CA)Cornelius Cole (Republican, CA)James Dixon (Republican, CT)Orris Sanford Ferry (Republican, CT)Adonijah Strong Welch (Republican, FL)Thomas Ward Osborn (Republican, FL)James Wilson Grimes (Republican, IA)James Harlan (Republican, IA)Richard Yates (Republican, IL)Lyman Trumbull (Republican, IL)Oliver Hazard Perry Throck Morton (Republican, IN)Edmund Gibson Ross (Republican, KS)Samuel Clarke Pomeroy (Republican, KS)John Spafford Harris (Republican, LA)William Pitt Kellogg (Republican, LA)Charles Sumner (Republican, MA)Henry Wilson (Republican, MA)Lot Myrick Morrill (Republican, ME)William Pitt Fessenden (Republican, ME)Zachariah Chandler (Republican, MI)Jacob Merritt Howard (Republican, MI)Alexander Ramsey (Republican, MN)John Brooks Henderson (Republican, MO)Charles Daniel Drake (Republican, MO)Joseph Carter Abbott (Republican, NC)John Pool (Republican, NC)Thomas Weston Tipton (Republican, NE)John Milton Thayer (Republican, NE)Aaron Harrison Cragin (Republican, NH)James Willis Patterson (Republican, NH)Frederick Theodore Frelinghuysen (Republican, NJ)Alexander Gilmore Cattell (Republican, NJ)William Morris Stewart (Republican, NV)James Warren Nye (Republican, NV)Edwin Denison Morgan (Republican, NY)Roscoe Conkling (Republican, NY)Benjamin Franklin Wade (Republican, OH)John Sherman (Republican, OH)George Henry Williams (Republican, OR)Henry Winslow Corbett (Republican, OR)Simon Cameron (Republican, PA)William Sprague (Republican, RI)Henry Bowen Anthony (Republican, RI)Thomas James Robertson (Republican, SC)Frederick Adolphus Sawyer (Republican, SC)Joseph Smith Fowler (Republican, TN)George Franklin Edmunds (Republican, VT)Justin Smith Morrill (Republican, VT)James Rood Doolittle (Republican, WI)Timothy Otis Howe (Republican, WI)Peter Godwin Van Winkle (Republican, WV)Waitman Thomas Willey (Republican, WV)
Mar 3, 1877 · 46 R · 30 D
George Goldthwaite (Democrat, AL)William Henry Barnum (Democrat, CT)William Wallace Eaton (Democrat, CT)Eli Saulsbury (Democrat, DE)Thomas Francis Bayard Sr. (Democrat, DE)Charles William Jones (Democrat, FL)Thomas Manson Norwood (Democrat, GA)John Brown Gordon (Democrat, GA)Joseph Ewing McDonald (Democrat, IN)John White Stevenson (Democrat, KY)Thomas Clay McCreery (Democrat, KY)James Biddle Eustis (Democrat, LA)George Robertson Dennis (Democrat, MD)William Pinkney Whyte (Democrat, MD)Lewis Vital Bogy (Democrat, MO)Francis Marion Cockrell (Democrat, MO)Matt Whitaker Ransom (Democrat, NC)Augustus Summerfield Merrimon (Democrat, NC)Theodore Fitz Randolph (Democrat, NJ)Francis Kernan (Democrat, NY)Allen Granberry Thurman (Democrat, OH)James Kerr Kelly (Democrat, OR)William Andrew Wallace (Democrat, PA)Henry Cooper (Democrat, TN)David McKendree Key (Democrat, TN)Samuel Bell Maxey (Democrat, TX)John Warfield Johnston (Democrat, VA)Robert Enoch Withers (Democrat, VA)Henry Gassaway Davis (Democrat, WV)Samuel Price (Democrat, WV)George Eliphaz Spencer (Republican, AL)Powell Clayton (Republican, AR)Stephen Wallace Dorsey (Republican, AR)Aaron Augustus Sargent (Republican, CA)Newton Booth (Republican, CA)Jerome Bunty Chaffee (Republican, CO)Henry Moore Teller (Republican, CO)Simon Barclay Conover (Republican, FL)George Grover Wright (Republican, IA)William Boyd Allison (Republican, IA)John Alexander Logan (Republican, IL)Richard James Oglesby (Republican, IL)Oliver Hazard Perry Throck Morton (Republican, IN)John James Ingalls (Republican, KS)James Madison Harvey (Republican, KS)Joseph Rodman West (Republican, LA)George Sewel Boutwell (Republican, MA)Henry Laurens Dawes (Republican, MA)James Gillespie Blaine (Republican, ME)Hannibal Hamlin (Republican, ME)Thomas White Ferry (Republican, MI)Isaac Peckham Christiancy (Republican, MI)William Windom (Republican, MN)Samuel James Renwick McMillan (Republican, MN)James Lusk Alcorn (Republican, MS)Blanche Kelso Bruce (Republican, MS)Phineas Warren Hitchcock (Republican, NE)Algernon Sidney Paddock (Republican, NE)Aaron Harrison Cragin (Republican, NH)Bainbridge Wadleigh (Republican, NH)Frederick Theodore Frelinghuysen (Republican, NJ)John Percival Jones (Republican, NV)William Sharon (Republican, NV)Roscoe Conkling (Republican, NY)John Sherman (Republican, OH)John Hipple Mitchell (Republican, OR)Simon Cameron (Republican, PA)Henry Bowen Anthony (Republican, RI)Ambrose Everett Burnside (Republican, RI)Thomas James Robertson (Republican, SC)John James Patterson (Republican, SC)Morgan Calvin Hamilton (Republican, TX)Justin Smith Morrill (Republican, VT)George Franklin Edmunds (Republican, VT)Timothy Otis Howe (Republican, WI)Angus Cameron (Republican, WI)
62 new members · 52 departed · 14 served on both dates · women 0 → 0 · median age 49 → 53
17 seats changed party
Show 13 more seat flips
Who joined and who left (62 in · 52 out)
Powell Clayton R
Arkansas
Newton Booth R
California
Eli Saulsbury D
Delaware
George Sewel Boutwell R
Massachusetts
Henry Laurens Dawes R
Massachusetts
William Windom R
Minnesota
James Lusk Alcorn R
Mississippi
Blanche Kelso Bruce R
Mississippi
Matt Whitaker Ransom D
North Carolina
Bainbridge Wadleigh R
New Hampshire
Francis Kernan D
New York
John James Patterson R
South Carolina
Henry Cooper D
Tennessee
Angus Cameron R
Wisconsin
Henry Gassaway Davis D
West Virginia
Samuel Price D
West Virginia
John Conness R
California
Cornelius Cole R
California
James Dixon R
Connecticut
Orris Sanford Ferry R
Connecticut
Richard Yates R
Illinois
Lyman Trumbull R
Illinois
Garrett Davis D
Kentucky
Charles Sumner R
Massachusetts
Henry Wilson R
Massachusetts
George Vickers D
Maryland
Alexander Ramsey R
Minnesota
Joseph Carter Abbott R
North Carolina
John Pool R
North Carolina
James Willis Patterson R
New Hampshire
William Sprague R
Rhode Island
Waitman Thomas Willey R
West Virginia
Mar 4, 1869 · 176 R · 51 D · 2 C · 2 IR · 1 I · 1 U · 1 CR · 1 W
Samuel Beach Axtell (Democrat, CA-1)James Augustus Johnson (Democrat, CA-3)Julius Hotchkiss (Democrat, CT-2)Richard Dudley Hubbard (Democrat, CT-1)William Henry Barnum (Democrat, CT-4)John Anthony Nicholson (Democrat, DE-AL)Nelson Tift (Democrat, GA-2)Pierce Manning Butler Young (Democrat, GA-7)Edward Dexter Holbrook (Democrat, ID-AL)Lewis Winans Ross (Democrat, IL-9)Albert George Burr (Democrat, IL-10)Samuel Scott Marshall (Democrat, IL-11)William Ellis Niblack (Democrat, IN-1)Michael Crawford Kerr (Democrat, IN-2)William Steele Holman (Democrat, IN-4)Asa Porter Grover (Democrat, KY-5)Elijah Hise (Democrat, KY-3)Lawrence Strother Trimble (Democrat, KY-1)George Madison Adams (Democrat, KY-8)John Young Brown (Democrat, KY-AL)Thomas Laurens Jones (Democrat, KY-6)James Proctor Knott (Democrat, KY-4)James Burnie Beck (Democrat, KY-7)James Mann (Democrat, LA-2)Hiram McCullough (Democrat, MD-1)Frederick Stone (Democrat, MD-5)Stevenson Archer (Democrat, MD-2)Thomas Estes Noell (Democrat, MO-3)James Michael Cavanaugh (Democrat, MT-AL)Charles Sitgreaves (Democrat, NJ-3)Charles Haight (Democrat, NJ-2)Demas Barnes (Democrat, NY-2)John Winthrop Chanler (Democrat, NY-7)James Morgan Humphrey (Democrat, NY-30)John Van Schaick Lansing Pruyn (Democrat, NY-14)Stephen Taber (Democrat, NY-1)John Fox (Democrat, NY-4)John Morrissey (Democrat, NY-5)James Brooks (Democrat, NY-8)Fernando Wood (Democrat, NY-9)William Erigena Robinson (Democrat, NY-3)William Mungen (Democrat, OH-5)Philadelph Van Trump (Democrat, OH-12)Benjamin Markley Boyer (Democrat, PA-6)Charles Denison (Democrat, PA-12)Adam John Glossbrenner (Democrat, PA-15)Daniel Myers Van Auken (Democrat, PA-11)James Lawrence Getz (Democrat, PA-8)Samuel Jackson Randall (Democrat, PA-1)William Henry Hooper (Democrat, UT-AL)Charles Augustus Eldredge (Democrat, WI-4)Coles Bashford (Independent, AZ-AL)Charles Edward Phelps (Conservative, MD-3)Nathaniel Boyden (Conservative, NC-6)Charles P. Clever (?, NM-AL)Lewis Selye (Ind. Republican, NY-28)Thomas Elliott Stewart (Conservative Republican, NY-6)Samuel Fenton Cary (Ind. Republican, OH-2)Robert Ridgway (Whig, VA-AL)John Benton Callis (Republican, AL-5)Thomas Haughey (Republican, AL-6)Francis William Kellogg (Republican, AL-1)Benjamin White Norris (Republican, AL-3)Charles Wilson Pierce (Republican, AL-4)Charles Waldron Buckley (Republican, AL-2)James Thomas Elliott (Republican, AR-2)Logan Holt Roots (Republican, AR-1)Thomas Boles (Republican, AR-3)William Higby (Republican, CA-2)George Miles Chilcott (Republican, CO-AL)Henry Howard Starkweather (Republican, CT-3)Charles Memorial Hamilton (Republican, FL-1)Joseph Wales Clift (Republican, GA-1)William Posey Edwards (Republican, GA-3)Samuel Francis Gove (Republican, GA-4)Charles Henry Prince (Republican, GA-5)Grenville Mellen Dodge (Republican, IA-5)Asahel Wheeler Hubbard (Republican, IA-6)William Loughridge (Republican, IA-4)Hiram Price (Republican, IA-2)James Falconer Wilson (Republican, IA-1)William Boyd Allison (Republican, IA-3)Henry Pelham Holmes Bromwell (Republican, IL-7)Abner Clark Harding (Republican, IL-4)Green Berry Raum (Republican, IL-13)Ebon Clark Ingersoll (Republican, IL-5)Norman Buel Judd (Republican, IL-1)Elihu Benjamin Washburne (Republican, IL-3)Burton Chauncey Cook (Republican, IL-6)John Franklin Farnsworth (Republican, IL-2)John Alexander Logan (Republican, IL-AL)Jehu Baker (Republican, IL-12)Shelby Moore Cullom (Republican, IL-8)Schuyler Colfax (Republican, IN-9)Henry Dana Washburn (Republican, IN-7)George Washington Julian (Republican, IN-5)John Coburn (Republican, IN-6)John Peter Cleaver Shanks (Republican, IN-11)William Williams (Republican, IN-10)Morton Craig Hunter (Republican, IN-3)Godlove Stein Orth (Republican, IN-8)Sidney Clarke (Republican, KS-1)Samuel McKee (Republican, KY-9)William Jasper Blackburn (Republican, LA-5)Michel Vidal (Republican, LA-4)Joseph Parkinson Newsham (Republican, LA-3)Jacob Hale Sypher (Republican, LA-1)John Denison Baldwin (Republican, MA-8)Thomas Dawes Eliot (Republican, MA-1)Oakes Ames (Republican, MA-2)Ginery Twichell (Republican, MA-3)George Sewel Boutwell (Republican, MA-7)Samuel Hooper (Republican, MA-4)William Barrett Washburn (Republican, MA-9)Benjamin Franklin Butler (Republican, MA-5)Henry Laurens Dawes (Republican, MA-10)Nathaniel Prentice Banks (Republican, MA-6)Francis Thomas (Republican, MD-4)Sidney Perham (Republican, ME-2)Frederick Augustus Pike (Republican, ME-5)John Lynch (Republican, ME-1)John Andrew Peters (Republican, ME-4)James Gillespie Blaine (Republican, ME-3)John Fletcher Driggs (Republican, MI-6)Rowland Ebenezer Trowbridge (Republican, MI-5)Charles Upson (Republican, MI-2)Fernando Cortez Beaman (Republican, MI-1)Austin Blair (Republican, MI-3)Thomas White Ferry (Republican, MI-4)Ignatius Donnelly (Republican, MN-2)William Windom (Republican, MN-1)George Washington Anderson (Republican, MO-9)Joseph Jackson Gravely (Republican, MO-4)Benjamin Franklin Loan (Republican, MO-7)Joseph Washington McClurg (Republican, MO-5)Carman Adam Newcomb (Republican, MO-2)William Anderson Pile (Republican, MO-1)John Forbes Benjamin (Republican, MO-8)Robert Thompson Van Horn (Republican, MO-6)George Colin McKee (Republican, MS-AL)John Robert French (Republican, NC-1)John Thomas Deweese (Republican, NC-4)Oliver Hart Dockery (Republican, NC-3)David Heaton (Republican, NC-2)Alexander Hamilton Jones (Republican, NC-7)Israel George Lash (Republican, NC-5)Turner Mastin Marquette (Republican, NE-AL)John Taffe (Republican, NE-1)Jacob Benton (Republican, NH-3)Jacob Hart Ela (Republican, NH-1)Aaron Fletcher Stevens (Republican, NH-2)William Moore (Republican, NJ-1)George Armstrong Halsey (Republican, NJ-5)John Hill (Republican, NJ-4)Delos Rodeyn Ashley (Republican, NV-AL)William Craig Fields (Republican, NY-19)John Augustus Griswold (Republican, NY-15)Calvin Tilden Hulburd (Republican, NY-17)William Slosson Lincoln (Republican, NY-26)James Madison Marvin (Republican, NY-18)Theodore Medad Pomeroy (Republican, NY-24)William Henry Robertson (Republican, NY-10)Burt Van Horn (Republican, NY-29)Alexander Hamilton Bailey (Republican, NY-21)John Charles Churchill (Republican, NY-22)Orange Ferriss (Republican, NY-16)William Henry Kelsey (Republican, NY-25)Addison Henry Laflin (Republican, NY-20)Dennis McCarthy (Republican, NY-23)Hamilton Ward (Republican, NY-27)Thomas Cornell (Republican, NY-13)Henry Van Aernam (Republican, NY-31)Charles Henry Van Wyck (Republican, NY-11)John Henry Ketcham (Republican, NY-12)James Mitchell Ashley (Republican, OH-10)Ralph Pomeroy Buckland (Republican, OH-9)Reader Wright Clarke (Republican, OH-6)Columbus Delano (Republican, OH-13)Ephraim Ralph Eckley (Republican, OH-17)Benjamin Eggleston (Republican, OH-1)Cornelius Springer Hamilton (Republican, OH-8)Tobias Avery Plants (Republican, OH-15)Rufus Paine Spalding (Republican, OH-18)Robert Cumming Schenck (Republican, OH-3)Martin Welker (Republican, OH-14)John Armor Bingham (Republican, OH-16)Samuel Shellabarger (Republican, OH-7)John Thomas Wilson (Republican, OH-11)William Lawrence (Republican, OH-4)James Abram Garfield (Republican, OH-19)Rufus Mallory (Republican, OR-1)John Martin Broomall (Republican, PA-7)Darwin Asahel Finney (Republican, PA-20)William Henry Koontz (Republican, PA-16)George Funston Miller (Republican, PA-14)James Kennedy Moorhead (Republican, PA-22)Thaddeus Stevens (Republican, PA-9)Thomas Williams (Republican, PA-23)Stephen Fowler Wilson (Republican, PA-18)Henry Lutz Cake (Republican, PA-10)John Covode (Republican, PA-21)Daniel Johnson Morrell (Republican, PA-17)Caleb Newbold Taylor (Republican, PA-5)Ulysses Mercur (Republican, PA-13)Leonard Myers (Republican, PA-3)Glenni William Scofield (Republican, PA-19)George Van Eman Lawrence (Republican, PA-24)William Darrah Kelley (Republican, PA-4)Charles O’Neill (Republican, PA-2)Nathan Fellows Dixon (Republican, RI-2)Thomas Allen Jenckes (Republican, RI-1)Manuel Simeon Corley (Republican, SC-3)James Hamilton Goss (Republican, SC-4)Christopher Columbus Bowen (Republican, SC-2)Benjamin Franklin Whittemore (Republican, SC-1)James Mullins (Republican, TN-4)John Trimble (Republican, TN-5)Samuel Mayes Arnell (Republican, TN-6)Isaac Roberts Hawkins (Republican, TN-7)William Brickly Stokes (Republican, TN-3)Horace Maynard (Republican, TN-2)David Alexander Nunn (Republican, TN-8)Roderick Randum Butler (Republican, TN-1)Frederick Enoch Woodbridge (Republican, VT-1)Worthington Curtis Smith (Republican, VT-3)Luke Potter Poland (Republican, VT-2)Alvan Flanders (Republican, WA-AL)Amasa Cobb (Republican, WI-3)Benjamin Franklin Hopkins (Republican, WI-2)Halbert Eleazer Paine (Republican, WI-1)Cadwallader Colden Washburn (Republican, WI-6)Philetus Sawyer (Republican, WI-5)Chester Dorman Hubbard (Republican, WV-1)Bethuel Middleton Kitchen (Republican, WV-2)Daniel Haymond Polsley (Republican, WV-3)
Mar 3, 1877 · 182 D · 110 R · 5 I · 3 IR · 1 ID
Taul Bradford (Democrat, AL-3)John Henry Caldwell (Democrat, AL-5)Jeremiah Norman Williams (Democrat, AL-2)Burwell Boykin Lewis (Democrat, AL-AL)Goldsmith Whitehouse Hewitt (Democrat, AL-6)William Wallace Wilshire (Democrat, AR-3)Lucien Coatsworth Gause (Democrat, AR-1)William Ferguson Slemons (Democrat, AR-2)Thomas Montague Gunter (Democrat, AR-4)Hiram Sanford Stevens (Democrat, AZ-AL)William Adam Piper (Democrat, CA-1)John King Luttrell (Democrat, CA-3)Peter Dinwiddie Wigginton (Democrat, CA-4)Thomas MacDonald Patterson (Democrat, CO-AL)George Marcellus Landers (Democrat, CT-1)Levi Warner (Democrat, CT-4)James Phelps (Democrat, CT-2)James Williams (Democrat, DE-AL)Milton Anthony Candler (Democrat, GA-5)Julian Hartridge (Democrat, GA-1)Benjamin Harvey Hill (Democrat, GA-9)William Ephraim Smith (Democrat, GA-2)Philip Cook (Democrat, GA-3)Alexander Hamilton Stephens (Democrat, GA-8)Henry Richard Harris (Democrat, GA-4)James Henderson Blount (Democrat, GA-6)Lucien Lester Ainsworth (Democrat, IA-3)John Courts Bagby (Democrat, IL-10)Bernard Gregory Caulfield (Democrat, IL-1)John Valcoulon Le Moyne (Democrat, IL-3)Carter Henry Harrison (Democrat, IL-2)William Hartzell (Democrat, IL-18)Adlai Ewing Stevenson (Democrat, IL-13)William Andrew Jackson Sparks (Democrat, IL-16)John Rice Eden (Democrat, IL-15)William Ralls Morrison (Democrat, IL-17)Scott Wike (Democrat, IL-11)William McKendree Springer (Democrat, IL-12)Nathan Tracy Carr (Democrat, IN-3)William Summerville Haymond (Democrat, IN-10)Andrew Humphreys (Democrat, IN-2)Franklin Landers (Democrat, IN-7)Benoni Stinson Fuller (Democrat, IN-1)Andrew Holman Hamilton (Democrat, IN-12)Jeptha Dudley New (Democrat, IN-4)William Steele Holman (Democrat, IN-5)John Randolph Goodin (Democrat, KS-2)John Young Brown (Democrat, KY-2)Thomas Laurens Jones (Democrat, KY-6)Charles William Milliken (Democrat, KY-3)Edward Young Parsons (Democrat, KY-5)Andrew Rechmond Boone (Democrat, KY-1)John Blades Clarke (Democrat, KY-10)Milton Jameson Durham (Democrat, KY-8)James Proctor Knott (Democrat, KY-4)Joseph Clay Stiles Blackburn (Democrat, KY-7)William Mallory Levy (Democrat, LA-4)Ezekiel John Ellis (Democrat, LA-2)Randall Lee Gibson (Democrat, LA-1)Josiah Gardner Abbott (Democrat, MA-4)Chester William Chapin (Democrat, MA-11)John Kemble Tarbox (Democrat, MA-7)Charles Perkins Thompson (Democrat, MA-6)William Wirt Warren (Democrat, MA-8)William James O’Brien (Democrat, MD-3)Phillip Francis Thomas (Democrat, MD-1)Charles Boyle Roberts (Democrat, MD-2)Thomas Swann (Democrat, MD-4)William Walsh (Democrat, MD-6)Eli Jones Henkle (Democrat, MD-5)George Harman Durand (Democrat, MI-6)Allen Potter (Democrat, MI-4)Alpheus Starkey Williams (Democrat, MI-1)Rezin A. De Bolt (Democrat, MO-10)Edward Charles Kehr (Democrat, MO-1)William Henry Stone (Democrat, MO-3)Benjamin Joseph Franklin (Democrat, MO-8)John Montgomery Glover (Democrat, MO-12)Robert Anthony Hatcher (Democrat, MO-4)David Rea (Democrat, MO-9)John Finis Philips (Democrat, MO-7)Erastus Wells (Democrat, MO-2)John Bullock Clark Jr. (Democrat, MO-11)Aylett Hawes Buckner (Democrat, MO-13)Richard Parks Bland (Democrat, MO-5)Charles Henry Morgan (Democrat, MO-6)Lucius Quintus Cincinnatus Lamar (Democrat, MS-1)Otho Robards Singleton (Democrat, MS-4)Charles Edward Hooker (Democrat, MS-5)Hernando De Soto Money (Democrat, MS-3)Martin Maginnis (Democrat, MT-AL)Thomas Samuel Ashe (Democrat, NC-6)William McKendree Robbins (Democrat, NC-7)Alfred Moore Waddell (Democrat, NC-3)Joseph Jonathan Davis (Democrat, NC-4)Jesse Johnson Yeates (Democrat, NC-1)Alfred Moore Scales (Democrat, NC-5)Robert Brank Vance (Democrat, NC-8)Samuel Newell Bell (Democrat, NH-2)Frank Jones (Democrat, NH-1)Robert Hamilton (Democrat, NJ-4)Frederick Halstead Teese (Democrat, NJ-6)Augustus William Cutler (Democrat, NJ-5)Augustus Albert Hardenbergh (Democrat, NJ-7)Miles Ross (Democrat, NJ-3)Smith Ely Jr. (Democrat, NY-7)Scott Lord (Democrat, NY-23)Edwin Ruthven Meade (Democrat, NY-5)Henry Bleecker Metcalfe (Democrat, NY-1)Nathaniel Holmes Odell (Democrat, NY-12)John Godfrey Schumaker (Democrat, NY-2)Charles Christopher Brainerd Walker (Democrat, NY-29)Elijah Ward (Democrat, NY-8)John Osborne Whitehouse (Democrat, NY-13)George Monroe Beebe (Democrat, NY-14)Benjamin Albertson Willis (Democrat, NY-11)Fernando Wood (Democrat, NY-9)John Holroyd Bagley Jr. (Democrat, NY-15)Abram Stevens Hewitt (Democrat, NY-10)Archibald Meserole Bliss (Democrat, NY-4)Samuel Sullivan Cox (Democrat, NY-6)Jacob Pitzer Cowan (Democrat, OH-14)Lawrence Talbot Neal (Democrat, OH-7)Earley Franklin Poppleton (Democrat, OH-9)John Simpson Savage (Democrat, OH-3)John Luther Vance (Democrat, OH-11)Ansel Tracy Walling (Democrat, OH-12)Henry Blackstone Banning (Democrat, OH-2)Americus Vespucius Rice (Democrat, OH-5)Milton Sayler (Democrat, OH-1)Milton Isaiah Southard (Democrat, OH-13)John A. McMahon (Democrat, OH-4)Frank Hunt Hurd (Democrat, OH-6)Henry B. Payne (Democrat, OH-20)George Augustus La Dow (Democrat, OR-1)Alexander Gilmore Cochran (Democrat, PA-23)Albert Gallatin Egbert (Democrat, PA-27)George Augustus Jenks (Democrat, PA-25)Joseph Powell (Democrat, PA-15)John Reilly (Democrat, PA-17)John Robbins (Democrat, PA-5)James Sheakley (Democrat, PA-26)Francis Dolan Collins (Democrat, PA-11)Levi Augustus Mackey (Democrat, PA-20)William Shearer Stenger (Democrat, PA-18)Jacob Turney (Democrat, PA-21)Hiester Clymer (Democrat, PA-8)James Herron Hopkins (Democrat, PA-22)Levi Maish (Democrat, PA-19)Samuel Jackson Randall (Democrat, PA-3)William Mutchler (Democrat, PA-10)James Bernard Reilly (Democrat, PA-13)Samuel McClary Fite (Democrat, TN-4)William McFarland (Democrat, TN-1)William Parker Caldwell (Democrat, TN-9)John Morgan Bright (Democrat, TN-5)John DeWitt Clinton Atkins (Democrat, TN-8)John Ford House (Democrat, TN-6)George Gibbs Dibrell (Democrat, TN-3)Hiram Casey Young (Democrat, TN-10)Washington Curran Whitthorne (Democrat, TN-7)Gustave Schleicher (Democrat, TX-6)John Hancock (Democrat, TX-5)James Webb Throckmorton (Democrat, TX-3)John Henninger Reagan (Democrat, TX-1)Roger Quarles Mills (Democrat, TX-4)David Browning Culberson (Democrat, TX-2)Charles James Faulkner (Democrat, VA-AL)William Terry (Democrat, VA-9)Beverly Browne Douglas (Democrat, VA-1)Gilbert Carlton Walker (Democrat, VA-3)John Goode Jr. (Democrat, VA-2)John Thomas Harris (Democrat, VA-7)George Craighead Cabell (Democrat, VA-5)John Randolph Tucker (Democrat, VA-6)Eppa Hunton (Democrat, VA-8)Samuel Dickinson Burchard (Democrat, WI-5)George Washington Cate (Democrat, WI-8)William Pitt Lynde (Democrat, WI-4)Frank Hereford (Democrat, WV-3)Benjamin Wilson (Democrat, WV-1)William Randolph Steele (Democrat, WY-AL)Thomas Warren Bennett (Independent, ID-AL)William Black Anderson (Independent, IL-19)Alexander Campbell (Independent, IL-7)Julius Hawley Seelye (Independent, MA-10)Nathaniel Prentice Banks (Independent, MA-5)William Harrell Felton (Ind. Democrat, GA-7)Guilford Wiley Wells (Ind. Republican, MS-2)Simeon Baldwin Chittenden (Ind. Republican, NY-3)Dudley Chase Denison (Ind. Republican, VT-2)Jeremiah Haralson (Republican, AL-1)Charles Hays (Republican, AL-4)Horace Francis Page (Republican, CA-2)James Burns Belford (Republican, CO-1)Henry Howard Starkweather (Republican, CT-3)William James Purman (Republican, FL-1)Josiah Thomas Walls (Republican, FL-2)George Washington McCrary (Republican, IA-1)Henry Otis Pratt (Republican, IA-4)John Quincy Tufts (Republican, IA-2)Samuel Addison Oliver (Republican, IA-9)Ezekiel Silas Sampson (Republican, IA-6)James Wilson McDill (Republican, IA-8)John Adam Kasson (Republican, IA-7)James Wilson (Republican, IA-5)Stephen Augustus Hurlbut (Republican, IL-4)Richard Henry Whiting (Republican, IL-9)Horatio Chapin Burchard (Republican, IL-5)Greenbury Lafayette Fort (Republican, IL-8)Thomas Jefferson Henderson (Republican, IL-6)Joseph Gurney Cannon (Republican, IL-14)Thomas Jefferson Cason (Republican, IN-9)James La Fayette Evans (Republican, IN-11)Morton Craig Hunter (Republican, IN-8)Milton Stapp Robinson (Republican, IN-6)John Harris Baker (Republican, IN-13)William Ripley Brown (Republican, KS-3)William Addison Phillips (Republican, KS-1)John Daugherty White (Republican, KY-9)Frank Morey (Republican, LA-5)Charles Edmund Nash (Republican, LA-6)Chester Bidwell Darrall (Republican, LA-3)James Buffinton (Republican, MA-1)Henry Lillie Pierce (Republican, MA-3)Benjamin Winslow Harris (Republican, MA-2)George Frisbie Hoar (Republican, MA-9)John Holmes Burleigh (Republican, ME-1)Samuel Freeman Hersey (Republican, ME-AL)Harris Merrill Plaisted (Republican, ME-4)Eugene Hale (Republican, ME-5)William Pierce Frye (Republican, ME-2)Edwin Flye (Republican, ME-3)Nathan Ball Bradley (Republican, MI-8)Henry Waldron (Republican, MI-2)George Willard (Republican, MI-3)William Brewster Williams (Republican, MI-5)Omar Dwight Conger (Republican, MI-7)Jay Abel Hubbell (Republican, MI-9)William Smith King (Republican, MN-3)Horace Burton Strait (Republican, MN-2)Mark Hill Dunnell (Republican, MN-1)John Roy Lynch (Republican, MS-6)John Adams Hyman (Republican, NC-2)Lorenzo Crounse (Republican, NE-1)Henry William Blair (Republican, NH-3)Samuel Atkinson Dobbins (Republican, NJ-2)Clement Hall Sinnickson (Republican, NJ-1)Stephen Benton Elkins (Republican, NM-AL)William Woodburn (Republican, NV-AL)Charles Henry Adams (Republican, NY-16)Lyman Kidder Bass (Republican, NY-32)John Madison Davy (Republican, NY-30)Henry Harrison Hathorn (Republican, NY-20)George Gilbert Hoskins (Republican, NY-31)Elias Warner Leavenworth (Republican, NY-25)Clinton Dugald MacDougall (Republican, NY-26)Samuel Franklin Miller (Republican, NY-21)Nelson Ira Norton (Republican, NY-33)William Almon Wheeler (Republican, NY-19)George Augustus Bagley (Republican, NY-22)William Henry Baker (Republican, NY-24)Martin Ingham Townsend (Republican, NY-17)Andrew Williams (Republican, NY-18)Elbridge Gerry Lapham (Republican, NY-27)Thomas Collier Platt (Republican, NY-28)William Lawrence (Republican, OH-8)Laurin Dewey Woodworth (Republican, OH-17)Charles Foster (Republican, OH-10)Nelson Holmes Van Vorhes (Republican, OH-15)James Monroe (Republican, OH-18)James Abram Garfield (Republican, OH-19)Lorenzo Danford (Republican, OH-16)Winthrop Welles Ketchum (Republican, PA-12)John Black Packer (Republican, PA-14)Sobieski Ross (Republican, PA-16)Washington Townsend (Republican, PA-6)John Winfield Wallace (Republican, PA-24)Alan Wood Jr. (Republican, PA-7)Chapman Freeman (Republican, PA-1)Abraham Herr Smith (Republican, PA-9)William Darrah Kelley (Republican, PA-4)Charles O’Neill (Republican, PA-2)Benjamin Tucker Eames (Republican, RI-1)Latimer Whipple Ballou (Republican, RI-2)Charles Wilson Buttz (Republican, SC-2)Solomon Lafayette Hoge (Republican, SC-3)Alexander Stuart Wallace (Republican, SC-4)Joseph Hayne Rainey (Republican, SC-1)Robert Smalls (Republican, SC-5)Jacob Montgomery Thornburgh (Republican, TN-2)George Quayle Cannon (Republican, UT-AL)William Henry Harrison Stowell (Republican, VA-4)George Whitman Hendee (Republican, VT-3)Charles Herbert Joyce (Republican, VT-1)Orange Jacobs (Republican, WA-AL)Alanson Mellen Kimball (Republican, WI-6)Henry Sterling Magoon (Republican, WI-3)Jeremiah McLain Rusk (Republican, WI-7)Charles Grandison Williams (Republican, WI-1)Lucien Bonaparte Caswell (Republican, WI-2)
288 new members · 222 departed · 13 served on both dates · women 0 → 0 · median age 48 → 48
39 state delegations changed
Show delegation changes
Alabama 0 D · 6 R
Alabama 5 D · 2 R
Arkansas 0 D · 3 R
Arkansas 4 D · 0 R
Arizona 0 D · 0 R · 1 other
Arizona 1 D · 0 R
California 2 D · 1 R
California 3 D · 1 R
Colorado 0 D · 1 R
Colorado 1 D · 1 R
Florida 0 D · 1 R
Florida 0 D · 2 R
Georgia 2 D · 4 R
Georgia 8 D · 0 R · 1 other
Iowa 0 D · 6 R
Iowa 1 D · 8 R
Idaho 1 D · 0 R
Idaho 0 D · 0 R · 1 other
Illinois 3 D · 11 R
Illinois 11 D · 6 R · 2 other
Indiana 3 D · 8 R
Indiana 8 D · 5 R
Kansas 0 D · 1 R
Kansas 1 D · 2 R
Kentucky 8 D · 1 R
Kentucky 9 D · 1 R
Louisiana 1 D · 4 R
Louisiana 3 D · 3 R
Massachusetts 0 D · 10 R
Massachusetts 5 D · 4 R · 2 other
Maryland 3 D · 1 R · 1 other
Maryland 6 D · 0 R
Maine 0 D · 5 R
Maine 0 D · 6 R
Michigan 0 D · 6 R
Michigan 3 D · 6 R
Minnesota 0 D · 2 R
Minnesota 0 D · 3 R
Missouri 1 D · 8 R
Missouri 13 D · 0 R
Mississippi 0 D · 1 R
Mississippi 4 D · 1 R · 1 other
North Carolina 0 D · 6 R · 1 other
North Carolina 7 D · 1 R
Nebraska 0 D · 2 R
Nebraska 0 D · 1 R
New Hampshire 0 D · 3 R
New Hampshire 2 D · 1 R
New Jersey 2 D · 3 R
New Jersey 5 D · 2 R
New Mexico 0 D · 0 R · 1 other
New Mexico 0 D · 1 R
New York 10 D · 19 R · 2 other
New York 16 D · 16 R · 1 other
Ohio 2 D · 16 R · 1 other
Ohio 13 D · 7 R
Oregon 0 D · 1 R
Oregon 1 D · 0 R
Pennsylvania 6 D · 18 R
Pennsylvania 17 D · 10 R
South Carolina 0 D · 4 R
South Carolina 0 D · 5 R
Tennessee 0 D · 8 R
Tennessee 9 D · 1 R
Texas 0 D · 0 R
Texas 6 D · 0 R
Utah 1 D · 0 R
Utah 0 D · 1 R
Virginia 0 D · 0 R · 1 other
Virginia 9 D · 1 R
Vermont 0 D · 3 R
Vermont 0 D · 2 R · 1 other
Wisconsin 1 D · 5 R
Wisconsin 3 D · 5 R
West Virginia 0 D · 3 R
West Virginia 2 D · 0 R
Wyoming 0 D · 0 R
Wyoming 1 D · 0 R
Who joined and who left (288 in · 222 out)
Taul Bradford D
Alabama-3
Charles Hays R
Alabama-4
William Adam Piper D
California-1
John King Luttrell D
California-3
Horace Francis Page R
California-2
Levi Warner D
Connecticut-4
James Phelps D
Connecticut-2
James Williams D
Delaware-AL
Julian Hartridge D
Georgia-1
Philip Cook D
Georgia-3
James Wilson R
Iowa-5
John Courts Bagby D
Illinois-10
Alexander Campbell I
Illinois-7
William Hartzell D
Illinois-18
John Rice Eden D
Illinois-15
Scott Wike D
Illinois-11
Andrew Humphreys D
Indiana-2
Franklin Landers D
Indiana-7
John Harris Baker R
Indiana-13
John Blades Clarke D
Kentucky-10
Frank Morey R
Louisiana-5
Charles Edmund Nash R
Louisiana-6
Ezekiel John Ellis D
Louisiana-2
Randall Lee Gibson D
Louisiana-1
Josiah Gardner Abbott D
Massachusetts-4
James Buffinton R
Massachusetts-1
Chester William Chapin D
Massachusetts-11
Henry Lillie Pierce R
Massachusetts-3
Julius Hawley Seelye I
Massachusetts-10
John Kemble Tarbox D
Massachusetts-7
Charles Perkins Thompson D
Massachusetts-6
William Wirt Warren D
Massachusetts-8
Benjamin Winslow Harris R
Massachusetts-2
George Frisbie Hoar R
Massachusetts-9
Thomas Swann D
Maryland-4
William Walsh D
Maryland-6
Eli Jones Henkle D
Maryland-5
Eugene Hale R
Maine-5
Edwin Flye R
Maine-3
Allen Potter D
Michigan-4
Henry Waldron R
Michigan-2
George Willard R
Michigan-3
Omar Dwight Conger R
Michigan-7
Jay Abel Hubbell R
Michigan-9
William Smith King R
Minnesota-3
Mark Hill Dunnell R
Minnesota-1
Rezin A. De Bolt D
Missouri-10
David Rea D
Missouri-9
John Finis Philips D
Missouri-7
Erastus Wells D
Missouri-2
Guilford Wiley Wells IR
Mississippi-2
John Roy Lynch R
Mississippi-6
Otho Robards Singleton D
Mississippi-4
Charles Edward Hooker D
Mississippi-5
Hernando De Soto Money D
Mississippi-3
Martin Maginnis D
Montana-AL
Thomas Samuel Ashe D
North Carolina-6
John Adams Hyman R
North Carolina-2
William McKendree Robbins D
North Carolina-7
Alfred Moore Waddell D
North Carolina-3
Joseph Jonathan Davis D
North Carolina-4
Jesse Johnson Yeates D
North Carolina-1
Alfred Moore Scales D
North Carolina-5
Robert Brank Vance D
North Carolina-8
Lorenzo Crounse R
Nebraska-1
Samuel Newell Bell D
New Hampshire-2
Frank Jones D
New Hampshire-1
Henry William Blair R
New Hampshire-3
Robert Hamilton D
New Jersey-4
Miles Ross D
New Jersey-3
Stephen Benton Elkins R
New Mexico-AL
William Woodburn R
Nevada-AL
Charles Henry Adams R
New York-16
Lyman Kidder Bass R
New York-32
John Madison Davy R
New York-30
Smith Ely Jr. D
New York-7
Scott Lord D
New York-23
Nelson Ira Norton R
New York-33
Elijah Ward D
New York-8
William Henry Baker R
New York-24
George Monroe Beebe D
New York-14
Andrew Williams R
New York-18
James Monroe R
Ohio-18
Alexander Gilmore Cochran D
Pennsylvania-23
Albert Gallatin Egbert D
Pennsylvania-27
George Augustus Jenks D
Pennsylvania-25
Winthrop Welles Ketchum R
Pennsylvania-12
John Black Packer R
Pennsylvania-14
Joseph Powell D
Pennsylvania-15
John Reilly D
Pennsylvania-17
John Robbins D
Pennsylvania-5
Sobieski Ross R
Pennsylvania-16
James Sheakley D
Pennsylvania-26
Washington Townsend R
Pennsylvania-6
John Winfield Wallace R
Pennsylvania-24
Alan Wood Jr. R
Pennsylvania-7
Francis Dolan Collins D
Pennsylvania-11
Chapman Freeman R
Pennsylvania-1
Levi Augustus Mackey D
Pennsylvania-20
William Shearer Stenger D
Pennsylvania-18
Jacob Turney D
Pennsylvania-21
Hiester Clymer D
Pennsylvania-8
James Herron Hopkins D
Pennsylvania-22
Abraham Herr Smith R
Pennsylvania-9
Levi Maish D
Pennsylvania-19
William Mutchler D
Pennsylvania-10
James Bernard Reilly D
Pennsylvania-13
Benjamin Tucker Eames R
Rhode Island-1
Latimer Whipple Ballou R
Rhode Island-2
Charles Wilson Buttz R
South Carolina-2
Solomon Lafayette Hoge R
South Carolina-3
Alexander Stuart Wallace R
South Carolina-4
Joseph Hayne Rainey R
South Carolina-1
Robert Smalls R
South Carolina-5
Samuel McClary Fite D
Tennessee-4
William McFarland D
Tennessee-1
John Morgan Bright D
Tennessee-5
John Ford House D
Tennessee-6
Hiram Casey Young D
Tennessee-10
John Hancock D
Texas-5
William Terry D
Virginia-9
John Goode Jr. D
Virginia-2
John Thomas Harris D
Virginia-7
Eppa Hunton D
Virginia-8
Orange Jacobs R
Washington-AL
William Pitt Lynde D
Wisconsin-4
Frank Hereford D
West Virginia-3
Benjamin Wilson D
West Virginia-1
Thomas Haughey R
Alabama-6
Logan Holt Roots R
Arkansas-1
Thomas Boles R
Arkansas-3
Coles Bashford I
Arizona-AL
William Higby R
California-2
Samuel Beach Axtell D
California-1
Julius Hotchkiss D
Connecticut-2
Richard Dudley Hubbard D
Connecticut-1
William Henry Barnum D
Connecticut-4
Nelson Tift D
Georgia-2
Hiram Price R
Iowa-2
Green Berry Raum R
Illinois-13
Lewis Winans Ross D
Illinois-9
Albert George Burr D
Illinois-10
Norman Buel Judd R
Illinois-1
Jehu Baker R
Illinois-12
Schuyler Colfax R
Indiana-9
John Coburn R
Indiana-6
William Williams R
Indiana-10
Sidney Clarke R
Kansas-1
Asa Porter Grover D
Kentucky-5
Elijah Hise D
Kentucky-3
Samuel McKee R
Kentucky-9
James Burnie Beck D
Kentucky-7
James Mann D
Louisiana-2
Michel Vidal R
Louisiana-4
Jacob Hale Sypher R
Louisiana-1
John Denison Baldwin R
Massachusetts-8
Thomas Dawes Eliot R
Massachusetts-1
Oakes Ames R
Massachusetts-2
Ginery Twichell R
Massachusetts-3
George Sewel Boutwell R
Massachusetts-7
Samuel Hooper R
Massachusetts-4
William Barrett Washburn R
Massachusetts-9
Benjamin Franklin Butler R
Massachusetts-5
Henry Laurens Dawes R
Massachusetts-10
Hiram McCullough D
Maryland-1
Francis Thomas R
Maryland-4
Frederick Stone D
Maryland-5
Stevenson Archer D
Maryland-2
Sidney Perham R
Maine-2
John Lynch R
Maine-1
Charles Upson R
Michigan-2
Austin Blair R
Michigan-3
Thomas White Ferry R
Michigan-4
Ignatius Donnelly R
Minnesota-2
William Windom R
Minnesota-1
Thomas Estes Noell D
Missouri-3
George Colin McKee R
Mississippi-AL
Nathaniel Boyden C
North Carolina-6
John Robert French R
North Carolina-1
John Thomas Deweese R
North Carolina-4
Oliver Hart Dockery R
North Carolina-3
David Heaton R
North Carolina-2
Alexander Hamilton Jones R
North Carolina-7
Israel George Lash R
North Carolina-5
John Taffe R
Nebraska-1
Jacob Benton R
New Hampshire-3
Jacob Hart Ela R
New Hampshire-1
Aaron Fletcher Stevens R
New Hampshire-2
Charles Sitgreaves D
New Jersey-3
Charles Haight D
New Jersey-2
William Moore R
New Jersey-1
John Hill R
New Jersey-4
Charles P. Clever
New Mexico-AL
Demas Barnes D
New York-2
Lewis Selye IR
New York-28
Stephen Taber D
New York-1
Burt Van Horn R
New York-29
Orange Ferriss R
New York-16
John Fox D
New York-4
Dennis McCarthy R
New York-23
John Morrissey D
New York-5
Hamilton Ward R
New York-27
James Brooks D
New York-8
Thomas Cornell R
New York-13
Henry Van Aernam R
New York-31
John Henry Ketcham R
New York-12
Martin Welker R
Ohio-14
Rufus Mallory R
Oregon-1
Benjamin Markley Boyer D
Pennsylvania-6
John Martin Broomall R
Pennsylvania-7
Charles Denison D
Pennsylvania-12
Darwin Asahel Finney R
Pennsylvania-20
Adam John Glossbrenner D
Pennsylvania-15
William Henry Koontz R
Pennsylvania-16
George Funston Miller R
Pennsylvania-14
James Kennedy Moorhead R
Pennsylvania-22
Thaddeus Stevens R
Pennsylvania-9
Thomas Williams R
Pennsylvania-23
Stephen Fowler Wilson R
Pennsylvania-18
Henry Lutz Cake R
Pennsylvania-10
John Covode R
Pennsylvania-21
Daniel Johnson Morrell R
Pennsylvania-17
Caleb Newbold Taylor R
Pennsylvania-5
Daniel Myers Van Auken D
Pennsylvania-11
James Lawrence Getz D
Pennsylvania-8
Ulysses Mercur R
Pennsylvania-13
Leonard Myers R
Pennsylvania-3
Glenni William Scofield R
Pennsylvania-19
George Van Eman Lawrence R
Pennsylvania-24
Nathan Fellows Dixon R
Rhode Island-2
Thomas Allen Jenckes R
Rhode Island-1
Manuel Simeon Corley R
South Carolina-3
James Hamilton Goss R
South Carolina-4
Christopher Columbus Bowen R
South Carolina-2
James Mullins R
Tennessee-4
John Trimble R
Tennessee-5
Samuel Mayes Arnell R
Tennessee-6
Horace Maynard R
Tennessee-2
Robert Ridgway W
Virginia-AL
Alvan Flanders R
Washington-AL
Amasa Cobb R
Wisconsin-3
Philetus Sawyer R
Wisconsin-5
Chester Dorman Hubbard R
West Virginia-1
Bethuel Middleton Kitchen R
West Virginia-2
Daniel Haymond Polsley R
West Virginia-3
legislative/lawsLaws enacted
Complete lists of public laws start with the 93rd Congress (Jan 3, 1973). Earlier years show notable and landmark acts only.
32 laws recorded · 0 landmark · 32 notable
Public Credit Act of 1869
Ch. 1, Sess. 1, 41st Cong. · Mar 18, 1869
Judiciary Act of 1869 (Circuit Judges Act of 1869)
Ch. 22, Sess. 1, 41st Cong. · Apr 10, 1869
Enforcement Act of 1870 (Civil Rights Act of 1870)
Ch. 114, Sess. 2, 41st Cong. · May 31, 1870
Department of Justice Act
Ch. 150, Sess. 2, 41st Cong. · Jun 22, 1870
An Act to reorganize the Marine Hospital Service
Ch. 169, Sess. 2, 41st Cong. · Jun 29, 1870
Copyright Act of 1870
Ch. 230, Sess. 2, 41st Cong. · Jul 8, 1870
Currency Act of 1870
Ch. 252, Sess. 2, 41st Cong. · Jul 12, 1870
Naturalization Act of 1870
Ch. 254, Sess. 2, 41st Cong. · Jul 14, 1870
Funding Act of 1870
Ch. 256, Sess. 2, 41st Cong. · Jul 14, 1870
District of Columbia Organic Act of 1871
Pub. L. 41-62 · Feb 21, 1871
Show 22 more notable laws
Yellowstone Act
Ch. 24, Sess. 2, 42nd Cong. · Mar 1, 1872
General Mining Act of 1872
Ch. 152, Sess. 2, 42nd Cong. · May 10, 1872
Amnesty Act
Ch. 193, Sess. 2, 42nd Cong. · May 22, 1872
Practice Conformity Act (precursor to the Rules Enabling Act)
Ch. 255, Sess. 2, 42nd Cong. · Jun 1, 1872
Post Office Consolidation Act of 1872
Ch. 335, Sess. 2, 42nd Cong. · Jun 8, 1872
Coinage Act of 1873
Ch. 131, Sess. 3, 42nd Cong. · Feb 12, 1873
Comstock Act
Mar 3, 1873
Comstock Act of 1873
Ch. 258, Sess. 3, 42nd Cong. · Mar 3, 1873
Timber Culture Act
Ch. 277, Sess. 3, 42nd Cong. · Mar 3, 1873
Poland Act
Ch. 469, Sess. 1, 43rd Cong. · Jun 23, 1874
Specie Payment Resumption Act
Ch. 15, Sess. 2, 43rd Cong. · Jan 14, 1875
Civil Rights Act of 1875
Ch. 114, Sess. 2, 43rd Cong. · Mar 1, 1875
Tariff of 1875
18 Stat. 469 · Mar 3, 1875
Page Act of 1875
Ch. 141, Sess. 2, 43rd Cong. · Mar 3, 1875
Electoral Commission Act
Ch. 37, 44th Cong. · Jan 29, 1877
Desert Land Act
Ch. 107, 44th Cong. · Mar 3, 1877

Judicial3 files+1,597−3

judicial/supreme-courtThe Supreme Court
Bench by appointing party: 5 R · 2 D · 1 W → 8 R · 1 D · every justice ↗
Samuel Nelson W
appointed by John Tyler · 1845
Robert Cooper Grier D
appointed by James K. Polk · 1846
Salmon Portland Chase R
appointed by Abraham Lincoln · 1864
William Strong R
appointed by Ulysses Grant · 1870
Joseph P. Bradley R
appointed by Ulysses Grant · 1870
Ward Hunt R
appointed by Ulysses Grant · 1872
Morrison Remick Waite R
appointed by Ulysses Grant · 1874
5 justices served on both dates
Nathan Clifford D
appointed by James Buchanan · 1858
Noah Haynes Swayne R
appointed by Abraham Lincoln · 1862
Samuel Freeman Miller R
appointed by Abraham Lincoln · 1862
David Davis R
appointed by Abraham Lincoln · 1862
Stephen Johnson Field R
appointed by Abraham Lincoln · 1863
judicial/lower-courtsAppeals & district courts
Courts of appeals (active judges): →
District courts (active judges): 24 R · 23 D · 8 N( · 1 JR · 1 W → 41 R · 18 D · 3 N(
Ulysses Grant R appointed 50 judges
4 Supreme Court · 34 district · 12 other
None (reassignment) N( appointed 3 judges
3 district
D and R describe the party of the appointing president, not the judge. Active service ends when a judge takes senior status.
judicial/rulingsSupreme Court decisions
1,540 argued decisions · 12 landmark
Texas v. White
74 U.S. 700 · Apr 12, 1869 · Decided 7–1 · Judicial Power · Struck down state law
Hepburn v. Griswold
75 U.S. 603 · Feb 7, 1870 · Decided 4–3 · Economic Activity · Affirmed · Declared federal law unconstitutional
Broderick's Executor v. Magraw
75 U.S. 639 · Feb 7, 1870 · Decided 7–0 · Economic Activity · Affirmed · Declared federal law unconstitutional
United States v. Dewitt
76 U.S. 41 · Feb 21, 1870 · Decided 8–0 · Federalism · Declared federal law unconstitutional
The Justices v. Murray
76 U.S. 274 · Mar 14, 1870 · Decided 7–0 · Federalism · Reversed and remanded · Declared federal law unconstitutional
The Collector v. Day
78 U.S. 113 · Apr 3, 1871 · Decided 7–1 · Federalism · Affirmed · Declared federal law unconstitutional
United States v. Klein
80 U.S. 128 · Jan 29, 1872 · Decided 6–2 · Miscellaneous · Affirmed · Declared federal law unconstitutional
United States v. Railroad Company
84 U.S. 322 · Apr 7, 1873 · Decided 7–2 · Federal Taxation · Affirmed · Declared federal law unconstitutional
Slaughter-House Cases
83 U.S. 36 · Apr 14, 1873 · Decided 5–4 · Economic Activity · Affirmed
Minor v. Happersett
88 U.S. 162 · Mar 29, 1875 · Decided 9–0 · Civil Rights · Affirmed
Show 2 more
United States v. Reese
Mar 27, 1876 · Decided 7–2 · Civil Rights · Declared federal law unconstitutional
Munn v. Illinois
Mar 1, 1877 · Decided 7–2 · Economic Activity · Affirmed
Landmark means the Court overruled precedent, struck down a federal law, or the case is on a curated landmark list.

Fiscal2 files±0

fiscal/budgetThe federal budget
Fiscal year undefined → fiscal year undefined · inflation-adjusted with the GDP price index
fiscal/debtTotal public debt outstanding
$2.6B
as of Jul 1, 1868
$2.2B
as of Jul 1, 1876

Constitution & Union1 file+2

constitution/amendmentsAmendments & statehood
14 → 15 amendments in force · 37 → 38 states
Amendment XV Voting rights regardless of race
ratified Feb 3, 1870 · Prohibits denying the vote on account of race, color, or previous condition of servitude.
Colorado joins the Union
admitted Aug 1, 1876

Reverts1 file−5

revert/undoneWhat was undone
0 executive orders revoked or superseded · 0 rules struck down by Congress · 5 Supreme Court precedents overruled
5 decisions that overruled precedent
The Belfast
Apr 12, 1869 · 8-0 · Federalism
Legal Tender Cases
May 1, 1871 · 5-4 · Economic Activity
Trebilcock v. Wilson
Jan 22, 1872 · 6-2 · Private Action
Hornbuckle v. Toombs
May 4, 1874 · 5-3 · Judicial Power
Railway Company v. McShane
Jan 18, 1875 · 9-0 · Economic Activity
Revocations are full revocations or supersessions recorded in the Federal Register (partial amendments aren't counted), and those records begin in 1994. Congressional Review Act disapprovals are identified by title. Laws repealed outright aren't tracked yet. Agencies abolished are in the Executive section.

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Ulysses Simpson Grant takes office · 1869-03-04Public Credit Act of 1869 · 1869-03-18Judiciary Act of 1869 (Circuit Judges Act of 1869) · 1869-04-10Texas v. White · 1869-04-12Voting rights regardless of race · 1870-02-03Hepburn v. Griswold · 1870-02-07Broderick's Executor v. Magraw · 1870-02-07William Strong — Associate Justice · 1870-02-18United States v. Dewitt · 1870-02-21The Justices v. Murray · 1870-03-14Joseph P. Bradley — Associate Justice · 1870-03-21Enforcement Act of 1870 (Civil Rights Act of 1870) · 1870-05-31Department of Justice Act · 1870-06-22An Act to reorganize the Marine Hospital Service · 1870-06-29United States Department of Justice · 1870-07-01Copyright Act of 1870 · 1870-07-08Currency Act of 1870 · 1870-07-12Naturalization Act of 1870 · 1870-07-14Funding Act of 1870 · 1870-07-14District of Columbia Organic Act of 1871 · 1871-02-21The Collector v. Day · 1871-04-03Enforcement Act of 1871 · 1871-04-20Third Enforcement Act (Civil Rights Act of 1871, Ku Klux Klan Act) · 1871-04-20United States v. Klein · 1872-01-29Yellowstone National Park founded · 1872-03-01Yellowstone Act · 1872-03-01General Mining Act of 1872 · 1872-05-10Amnesty Act · 1872-05-22Amnesty Act of 1872 · 1872-05-23Practice Conformity Act (precursor to the Rules Enabling Act) · 1872-06-01Post Office Consolidation Act of 1872 · 1872-06-08Ward Hunt — Associate Justice · 1872-12-11Coinage Act of 1873 · 1873-02-12Comstock Act · 1873-03-03Salary Grab Act (so called) · 1873-03-03Comstock Act of 1873 · 1873-03-03Timber Culture Act · 1873-03-03Ulysses Simpson Grant takes office · 1873-03-04United States v. Railroad Company · 1873-04-07Slaughter-House Cases · 1873-04-14Morrison Remick Waite — Chief Justice · 1874-01-21Revised Statutes of the United States · 1874-06-22Poland Act · 1874-06-23Specie Payment Resumption Act · 1875-01-14Civil Rights Act of 1875 · 1875-03-01Tariff of 1875 · 1875-03-03Page Act of 1875 · 1875-03-03Minor v. Happersett · 1875-03-29United States v. Reese · 1876-03-27Colorado · 1876-08-01Electoral Commission Act · 1877-01-29Munn v. Illinois · 1877-03-01Desert Land Act · 1877-03-0318701871187218731874187518761877
  1. presidentUlysses Simpson Grant takes office
  2. lawPublic Credit Act of 1869
  3. lawJudiciary Act of 1869 (Circuit Judges Act of 1869)
  4. rulingTexas v. White
  5. amendmentVoting rights regardless of race
  6. rulingHepburn v. Griswold
  7. rulingBroderick's Executor v. Magraw
  8. justiceWilliam Strong — Associate Justice
  9. rulingUnited States v. Dewitt
  10. rulingThe Justices v. Murray
  11. justiceJoseph P. Bradley — Associate Justice
  12. lawEnforcement Act of 1870 (Civil Rights Act of 1870)
  13. lawDepartment of Justice Act
  14. lawAn Act to reorganize the Marine Hospital Service
  15. agency+United States Department of Justice
  16. lawCopyright Act of 1870
  17. lawCurrency Act of 1870
  18. lawNaturalization Act of 1870
  19. lawFunding Act of 1870
  20. lawDistrict of Columbia Organic Act of 1871
  21. rulingThe Collector v. Day
  22. lawEnforcement Act of 1871
  23. lawThird Enforcement Act (Civil Rights Act of 1871, Ku Klux Klan Act)
  24. rulingUnited States v. Klein
  25. lawYellowstone National Park founded
  26. lawYellowstone Act
  27. lawGeneral Mining Act of 1872
  28. lawAmnesty Act
  29. lawAmnesty Act of 1872
  30. lawPractice Conformity Act (precursor to the Rules Enabling Act)
  31. lawPost Office Consolidation Act of 1872
  32. justiceWard Hunt — Associate Justice
  33. lawCoinage Act of 1873
  34. lawComstock Act
  35. lawSalary Grab Act (so called)
  36. lawComstock Act of 1873
  37. lawTimber Culture Act
  38. presidentUlysses Simpson Grant takes office
  39. rulingUnited States v. Railroad Company
  40. rulingSlaughter-House Cases
  41. justiceMorrison Remick Waite — Chief Justice
  42. lawRevised Statutes of the United States
  43. lawPoland Act
  44. lawSpecie Payment Resumption Act
  45. lawCivil Rights Act of 1875
  46. lawTariff of 1875
  47. lawPage Act of 1875
  48. rulingMinor v. Happersett
  49. rulingUnited States v. Reese
  50. stateColorado
  51. lawElectoral Commission Act
  52. rulingMunn v. Illinois
  53. lawDesert Land Act