Senate roll call 48 · 6th Congress · Mar 27, 1800
To amend S. 58 by eliminating the seventh section which proposed "that the grand committee shall have power to study and report, upon the constitutional qualifi
On Mar 27, 1800, the Senate voted 15–12. Result: passed. By party: Others 15–12.
During the 6th Congress (1799–1800), John Adams was president.
- Yes
- 15
- No
- 12
- Did not vote
- 11
- Date
- Mar 27, 1800
By party
- Others15 yes · 12 no · 11 didn’t vote
How each senator voted: Yes
- James Hillhouse O-CT
- Uriah Tracy O-CT
- Henry Latimer O-DE
- William Hill Wells O-DE
- Benjamin Goodhue O-MA
- Samuel Dexter O-MA
- James Lloyd O-MD
- James Schureman O-NJ
- Jonathan Dayton O-NJ
- James Ross O-PA
- Ray Greene O-RI
- Theodore Foster O-RI
- Jacob Read O-SC
- Elijah Paine O-VT
- Nathaniel Chipman O-VT
How each senator voted: No
- Humphrey Marshall O-KY
- Jesse Franklin O-NC
- Timothy Bloodworth O-NC
- John Langdon O-NH
- Samuel Livermore O-NH
- John Laurance O-NY
- William Bingham O-PA
- Charles Pinckney O-SC
- Joseph Inslee Anderson O-TN
- William Cocke O-TN
- Stevens Thomson Mason O-VA
- Wilson Cary Nicholas O-VA
Did not vote
- Abraham Baldwin O-GA
- James Gunn O-GA
- John Brown O-KY
- Dwight Foster O-MA
- Jonathan Mason O-MA
- John Eager Howard O-MD
- William Hindman O-MD
- Aaron Ogden O-NJ
- Gouverneur Morris O-NY
- James Watson O-NY
- John Armstrong Jr. O-NY
Other votes
From Voteview roll call records.
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