1800-1809 - The Jeffersonian Revolution Print E-mail

the jeffersonian revolution
1800—1809
 

 

 
 
 
 
Presidential Elections

Thomas Jefferson (D-Republican)
Aaron Burr (D-Republican)
John Adams (Federalist)
Charles C. Pinckney (Federalist)
John Jay (Federalist)
 


 
Adams negotiated peace treaty, splitting Federalists 1800
 
1800

 

Popular Vote






 

Electoral Vote

73
73
65
64
1
 

Novmbr 21 Senate moved to location in Washington
 
 
Senate moved to new location in Washington Novembr 21
 
1801

 

October Democrat-Republican majority of 71-34 in House
 
 
Repub. editor Samuel Harrison Smith petitioned to permit reporters access to floor 1802
 
1802

 

1802 Vice President Arron Burr voted with Federalists, ending Republican alleigance
 
 
1803

 

1803 Treaty drawn to purchase Louisiana Territory
 
Presidential Elections

Thomas Jefferson (D-Republican)
Charles C. Pinckney (Federalist)
 


 
House impeaches Samuel Chase 1804
 
1804

 

Popular Vote



 

Electoral Vote

162
14
 

March 12 US Dist. Court Judge John Pickering guilty of decisions contrary to law and insanity
 
 
failure to convict Chase in impeachment March 1
 
1805

 

Feb 4 trial began for impeachment of Samuel Chase
 
 
seizure of Burr’s boats in the Ohio and apprehension in Mississipi Fall
 
1806

 

1806 Henry Clay enters Senate
 
 
Embargo Act pushed by Thomas Jefferson 1807
Macon defeated as Speaker 1807
 
1807

 

1807 Jefferson sends Senate message of Burr's conspiracy
 
Presidential Elections

James Madison (D-Repbublican)
Charles C. Pinckney (Federalist)
George Clinton (D-Republican)

 
1808

 

Popular Vote




 

Electoral Vote

122
47
6
 

 
 
1809

 

1809 Senate approved legality of taking West Florida from spain



 
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