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Domestic News
October 20, 1803
Rhode Island Republican
Newport, Newport County, Rhode Island
What is this article about?
List of members of the Eighth Congress in session, specifying Senate members by state with Federalists in italics and new members marked by asterisk; 25 Republicans, 9 Federalists, 13 new. House: 96 Republicans, 38 Federalists, 68 new members.
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List of the Members of the Eighth Congress now in Session.
Those in Italic are Federal,--Those, to whose names an asterisk is affixed, are new members.
SENATE.
New-Hampshire:—Samuel Olcott, William Plumer.—Rhode-Island: Christopher Ellery, *Samuel J. Potter.—Massachusetts: *John Q. Adams, *Timothy Pickering.—Connecticut: James Hillhouse, Uriah Tracy.—Vermont: Stephen R. Bradley, *Israel Smith.—New-York: DeWitt Clinton, *Theodore Bailey.—New-Jersey: Jonathan Dayton, *John Condit.—Pennsylvania: George Logan, Samuel Maclay.—Delaware: Samuel White, William H. Wells.—Maryland: Robert Wright, *Samuel Smith.—Virginia: Wilson C. Nicholas, *John Taylor.—N. Carolina: David Stone, Jesse Franklin.—S. Carolina: Thomas Sumter, Pierce Butler.—Georgia: Abraham Baldwin, James Jackson.—Kentucky: John Breckinridge, John Brown.—Tennessee: *Joseph Anderson, *Daniel Smith.—Ohio: *John Smith, Thomas Worthington.
Of the above, TWENTY-FIVE Members are Republican--and Nine Federal--13 new members.
In the House of Representatives. NINETY-SIX Members are Republican--and Thirty-Eight Federal--68 are new members.--A complete list of the whole will be given in our next.
Those in Italic are Federal,--Those, to whose names an asterisk is affixed, are new members.
SENATE.
New-Hampshire:—Samuel Olcott, William Plumer.—Rhode-Island: Christopher Ellery, *Samuel J. Potter.—Massachusetts: *John Q. Adams, *Timothy Pickering.—Connecticut: James Hillhouse, Uriah Tracy.—Vermont: Stephen R. Bradley, *Israel Smith.—New-York: DeWitt Clinton, *Theodore Bailey.—New-Jersey: Jonathan Dayton, *John Condit.—Pennsylvania: George Logan, Samuel Maclay.—Delaware: Samuel White, William H. Wells.—Maryland: Robert Wright, *Samuel Smith.—Virginia: Wilson C. Nicholas, *John Taylor.—N. Carolina: David Stone, Jesse Franklin.—S. Carolina: Thomas Sumter, Pierce Butler.—Georgia: Abraham Baldwin, James Jackson.—Kentucky: John Breckinridge, John Brown.—Tennessee: *Joseph Anderson, *Daniel Smith.—Ohio: *John Smith, Thomas Worthington.
Of the above, TWENTY-FIVE Members are Republican--and Nine Federal--13 new members.
In the House of Representatives. NINETY-SIX Members are Republican--and Thirty-Eight Federal--68 are new members.--A complete list of the whole will be given in our next.
What sub-type of article is it?
Politics
What keywords are associated?
Eighth Congress
Senate Members
Republican Federalist
New Members
House Representatives
What entities or persons were involved?
Samuel Olcott
William Plumer
Christopher Ellery
Samuel J. Potter
John Q. Adams
Timothy Pickering
James Hillhouse
Uriah Tracy
Stephen R. Bradley
Israel Smith
Dewitt Clinton
Theodore Bailey
Jonathan Dayton
John Condit
George Logan
Samuel Maclay
Samuel White
William H. Wells
Robert Wright
Samuel Smith
Wilson C. Nicholas
John Taylor
David Stone
Jesse Franklin
Thomas Sumter
Pierce Butler
Abraham Baldwin
James Jackson
John Breckinridge
John Brown
Joseph Anderson
Daniel Smith
John Smith
Thomas Worthington
Domestic News Details
Event Date
Now In Session
Key Persons
Samuel Olcott
William Plumer
Christopher Ellery
Samuel J. Potter
John Q. Adams
Timothy Pickering
James Hillhouse
Uriah Tracy
Stephen R. Bradley
Israel Smith
Dewitt Clinton
Theodore Bailey
Jonathan Dayton
John Condit
George Logan
Samuel Maclay
Samuel White
William H. Wells
Robert Wright
Samuel Smith
Wilson C. Nicholas
John Taylor
David Stone
Jesse Franklin
Thomas Sumter
Pierce Butler
Abraham Baldwin
James Jackson
John Breckinridge
John Brown
Joseph Anderson
Daniel Smith
John Smith
Thomas Worthington
Outcome
twenty-five members are republican--and nine federal--13 new members. in the house of representatives. ninety-six members are republican--and thirty-eight federal--68 are new members.
Event Details
List of Senate members by state for the Eighth Congress, with Federalists in italics and new members marked by asterisk.