Statement of the Successive Sessions of Congress-(Continued).

*Resigned December 28, 1832.

† Became President by death of Harrison. Became President by death of Taylor. § Died in office.

CHAPLAINS TO CONGRESS.

Showing the Names of Clergymen who have served as Chaplains to the Senate since 1789; also, the Churches to which they belonged; in the order of their appointment.

The initials opposite the name signify: B. for Baptist, C. for Congregationalist, D. for Dutch Reformed, E. for Episcopalian, L. for Lutheran, M. for Methodist, P. for Presbyterian, R. C. for Roman Catholic, U. for Universalist, Un. for Unitarian.

Names.

Rt. Rev. Bishop Provost,
Rt. Rev. Bishop White,
Rt. Rev. Bishop Clagett,
Rev. Dr. E. Gantt,

Rev. A. T. McCormick,

E.

Rev. W. Staughton,

B.

Rev. W. Ryland,

M.

Rev. H. V. D. Johns,

E.

Rev. Dr. Gantt,

E.

Rev. A. T. McCormick,

E.

Rev. C. C. Pise,

R. C.

Rev. R. Elliott,

Rev. E. Y. Higby,

E.

Rev. Henry Slicer,

M.

Rev. G. G. Cookman,

M.

Rev. Jesse Lee,

M.

Rev. C. M. Butler,

E.

Rev. J. Glendy,

P.

Rev. S. E. Dwight,

C.

Rev. Henry C. Dean,

M.

Rev. William Hawley,.

E.

Rev. Stephen P. Hill,

B.

Rev. John Clark,

P.

Rev. R. R. Gurley,

P.

Rev. B. Allison,

B.

Rev. Mr. Sunderland,

P.

Showing the Names of Clergymen who have served as Chaplains to the House of Repre