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How the Senators Voted
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The Senate Gallery

Not Guilty

Bayard - Delaware
Buckalew - Pennsylvania
Davis - Kentucky
Dixon - Connecticut
Doolittle - Wisconsin
Fessenden - Maine
Fowler - Tennessee
Grimes - Iowa
Henderson - Missouri
Hendricks - Indiana
Johnson - Maryland
McCreery - Kentucky
Norton - Minnesota
Patterson, D. - Tennessee
Ross - Kansas
Saulsbury - Delaware
Trumbull - Illinois
Van Winkle - West Virginia
Vickers - Maryland

 

 

Guilty

Anthony - Rhode Island
Cameron - Pennslyvania
Cattell - New Jersey
Chandler - Michigan
Cole - California
Conkling - New York
Conness - California
Corbett - Oregon
Cragin - New Hampshire
Drake - Missouri
Edmunds - Vermont
Ferry - Connecticut
Frelinghuysen - New Jersey
Harlan - Iowa
Howard - Michigan
Howe - Wisconsin
Morgan - New York
Morrill, J. - Vermont
Morrill, L. - Maine
Morton - Indiana
Nye - Nevada
Patterson, J. - New Hampshire
Pomeroy - Kansas
Ramsey - Minnesota
Sherman - Ohio
Sprague - Rhode Island
Stewart - Nevada
Sumner - Massachusetts
Thayer - Nebraska
Tipton - Nebraska
Wade - Ohio
Willey - West Virginia
Williams - Oregon
Wilson - Massachusetts
Yates - Illinois

Did You Know?  

Did You Know?
Andrew Johnson was a Democrat; Abraham Lincoln was a Republican. The National Union Party existed as a structured, nationwide party for the first time in 1864, for the ticket of Lincoln and Johnson. It was an attempt to unify Republicans and pro-war Democrats.

Last Updated: July 10, 2006 at 14:09 EST