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Membership of the 23rd Congress of the United
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March 4, 1833 to March 3,
1835 |
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First Session: December 2,
1833 to June 30, 1834 |
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Second Session: December 1,
1834 to March 3, 1835 |
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Vice President of the United
States: |
Martin
Van
Buren
(New
York) |
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President Pro Tempore of the
Senate:
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Hugh
L.
White
(Tennessee)
George
Poindexter
(Mississippi),
from
June
28,
1834
John
Tyler
(Virginia),
from
March
3,
1835 |
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Secretary of the Senate: |
Walter Lowrie (Pennsylvania) |
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Sergeant At Arms of the
Senate: |
Mountjoy Bayly (Maryland)
John Shackford (New Hampshire), from
December 9, 1833 |
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Speaker of the House of
Representatives: |
Andrew
Stevenson
(Virginia)
John
Bell
(Tennessee),
from
June
2,
1834 |
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Clerk of the House: |
Matthew
St.
Clair
Clarke
(Pennsylvania)
Walter
S.
Franklin
(Pennsylvania),
from
December
2,
1833 |
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Sergeant At Arms of the
House: |
John
O.
Dunn
(District
of
Columbia)
Thomas
B.
Randolph
(Virginia),
from
December
3,
1833 |
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Doorkeeper of the House: |
Overton
Carr
(Maryland) |
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Louisiana
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Senators
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Josiah S. Johnston (died May 18, 1833 in an explosion on the
steamboat Lioness on the Red River in Louisiana) |
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George A.
Waggaman |
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Alexander Porter (elected to fill the vacancy caused by the
death of Josiah S. Johnston; served from December 19, 1833) |
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Representatives |
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District 1: |
Edward D. White (resigned November 15, 1834 to become
Governor of Louisiana) |
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Henry Johnson (elected to fill the vacancy caused by the
resignation of Edward D. White; served from September 25, 1834) |
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District 2: |
Philemon Thomas |
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District 3: |
Henry A. Bullard (resigned January 4, 1834 to become judge
of the supreme court of Louisiana) |
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Rice Garland (elected to fill the vacancy caused by the
resignation of Henry A. Bullard; served from April 28, 1834) |
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Florida Territory |
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