Senate roll call 102 · 15th Congress · Jan 29, 1819
To postpone indefinitely the bill prescribing the mode of commencing, prosecution, and deciding controversies between two or more states.
On Jan 29, 1819, the Senate voted 14–16. Result: failed. By party: Others 14–16.
During the 15th Congress (1817–1818), James Monroe was president.
- Yes
- 14
- No
- 16
- Did not vote
- 16
- Date
- Jan 29, 1819
By party
- Others14 yes · 16 no · 16 didn’t vote
How each senator voted: Yes
- Charles Tait O-GA
- Prentiss Mellen O-MA
- Montfort Stokes O-NC
- Nathaniel Macon O-NC
- James Jefferson Wilson O-NJ
- Nathan Sanford O-NY
- Rufus King O-NY
- Abner Lacock O-PA
- Jonathan Roberts O-PA
- John Henry Eaton O-TN
- John Williams O-TN
- James Barbour O-VA
- John Wayles Eppes O-VA
- William Adams Palmer O-VT
How each senator voted: No
- David Daggett O-CT
- Nicholas Van Dyke O-DE
- Outerbridge Horsey O-DE
- Jesse Burgess Thomas O-IL
- James Noble O-IN
- Waller Taylor O-IN
- Isham Talbot O-KY
- John Jordan Crittenden O-KY
- Henry Johnson O-LA
- Harrison Gray Otis O-MA
- Robert Henry Goldsborough O-MD
- Thomas Hill Williams O-MS
- Walter Leake O-MS
- Mahlon Dickerson O-NJ
- Jeremiah Morrow O-OH
- James Burrill Jr. O-RI
Did not vote
- Samuel Whittlesey Dana O-CT
- George Michael Troup O-GA
- John Forsyth O-GA
- Ninian Edwards O-IL
- Eligius Fromentin O-LA
- Eli Porter Ashmun O-MA
- Alexander Contee Hanson O-MD
- Clement Storer O-NH
- David Lawrence Morril O-NH
- Benjamin Ruggles O-OH
- William Hunter O-RI
- John Gaillard O-SC
- William Smith O-SC
- George Washington Campbell O-TN
- Isaac Tichenor O-VT
- James Fisk O-VT
Other votes
From Voteview roll call records.
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