United States Senate Committee on the District of Columbia Totally Explained

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The United States Senate Committee on the District of Columbia was one of the first standing committees created in the United States Senate, in 1816. It had jurisdiction over the District of Columbia. It continued to exist until the reorganization of 1977 when, following the granting of home rule to the district, its duties were transferred to the Committee on Governmental Affairs.

Chairmen

Chairman		Party	State	Years	Armistead Mason	Republican	Virginia	1816–1817	Robert Henry Goldsborough	Federalist	Maryland	1817-1819	Outerbridge Horsey	Federalist	Delaware	1819–1821	James Barbour	Republican	Virginia	1821–1823	Edward Lloyd	Republican	Maryland	1823-1826	Ezekiel F. Chambers	National Republican	Maryland	1826-1827	John Eaton	Democrat	Tennessee	1827–1829	Ezekiel F. Chambers	National Republican	Maryland	1829-1834	John Tyler	Whig	Virginia	1834-1836	Joseph Kent	Whig	Maryland	1836-1837	William H. Roane	Democrat	Virginia	1837-1839	William Merrick	Whig	Maryland	1839-1841	Richard H. Bayard	Whig	Delaware	1841-1842	Jacob Miller	Whig	New Jersey	1829-1834	William Haywood, Jr.	Democrat	North Carolina	1845-1846	Simon Cameron	Democrat	Pennsylvania	1846-1848	Herschel V. Johnson	Democrat	Georgia	1848-1849	James Mason	Democrat	Virginia	1849-1851	James Shields	Democrat	Illinois	1851-1853	Moses Norris, Jr.	Democrat	New Hampshire	1853-1855	Albert Brown	Democrat	Mississippi	1855-1861	James Grimes	Republican	Iowa	1861-1865	Lot Morrill	Republican	Maine	1865-1867	James Harlan	Republican	Iowa	1867-1869	Hannibal Hamlin	Republican	Maine	1869-1870	James Patterson	Republican	New Hampshire	1870-1873	John F. Lewis	Republican	Virginia	1873-1875	George E. Spencer	Republican	Alabama	1875-1877	Stephen Dorsey	Republican	Arkansas	1877-1879	Isham G. Harris	Democrat	Tennessee	1879-1881	John Ingalls	Republican	Kansas	1881-1891	James McMillan	Republican	Michigan	1891-1893	Isham G. Harris	Democrat	Tennessee	1893-1895	James K. Jones	Democrat	Arkansas	1895-1896	James McMillan	Republican	Michigan	1896-1902	Jacob Gallinger	Republican	New Hampshire	1903-1913	John Walter Smith	Democrat	Maryland	1913-1919	Lawrence Y. Sherman	Republican	Illinois	1919-1921	L. Heisler Ball	Republican	Delaware	1921-1925	Arthur Capper	Republican	Kansas	1925-1933	William H. King	Democrat	Utah	1933-1941	Pat McCarran	Democrat	Nevada	1941-1945	Theodore G. Bilbo	Democrat	Mississippi	1945-1947	C. Douglass Buck	Republican	Delaware	1947-1949	J. Howard McGrath	Democrat	Rhode Island	1949	Matthew M. Neely	Democrat	West Virginia	1949-1953	Francis Case	Republican	South Dakota	1953-1955	Matthew M. Neely	Democrat	West Virginia	1955-1958	Alan Bible	Democrat	Nevada	1958-1969	Joseph D. Tydings	Democrat	Maryland	1969-1971	Thomas F. Eagleton	Democrat	Missouri	1971-1977

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