Samuel Harrison Smith, newspaper publisher
Nicholas Brice
Archibald Hamilton, Delaware judge
Article IV
J. P. Boyd
Impeachment trial of Samuel Chase
Robert Goodloe Harper
Peter Early
William Tuckey Meredith, lawyer
Philip Moore
Luther Martin
Additionally, the defense had unsuccessfully summoned Cyrus Griffin ; John C. Barret ; as well as John Hopkins, William Minor, Samuel Wheeler
Samuel P. Moore
Congressional votes
Article VI
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Partisan motivations
Edmund Jennings Lee I
William Lewis, former federal judge
John Montgomery, Maryland politician
James Triplet
Edmund Randolph, former U.S. secretary of state, former U.S. attorney general, former governor of Virginia, former attorney general of Virginia
William H. Winder, lawyer
Philip Gooch
William Rawle, attorney
David Robertson
John Hall
Article I
Walter Dorsey, Maryland judge
Acquitted by the Senate, remained in the office
Samuel Chase, associate justice of the Supreme Court of the United States
Robert Gamble
William Marshall
John Heath, Virginia politician
William S. Biddle
Thomas Hall
Article VII
Philip Barton Key
Philip Stewart
David M. Randolph
Nicholas Vandyke
Joseph Hopkinson
Tally sheet of the Senate's judgement votes on Chase's impeachment
Thomas Chafe
George Hay, lawyer
Article II
James Winchester, military officer and statesman
John Ballet
Alexander J. Dallas, former reporter of Decisions of the U.S. Supreme Court
Charles Lee
Luther Martin, American founding father
Eight high crimes and misdemeanors
Gunning Bedford Jr., American founding father and judge of the U.S. District Court of Delaware
William McMechin
John A. Chevalier
John Taylor
John Campbell
Edward Johnson Coale, lawyer
John Randolph of Roanoke
John Shephen While the prosecution had summoned William Wirt and he had made himself available to testify, they ultimately did not call him to the stand. The prosecution had also unsuccessfully sought to summon Risdon Bishop, John Crow, Aquila Hall, Thomas Hall, John Harvie, Merewether Jones, Philip N. Nicholas, James Pleasants, Philip Stewart. Nicholas instead was called to the stand by the prosecution during the defense's presentation.
John Boyle
George Read Jr., U.S. attorney for Delaware
John Marshall, American founding father and chief justice of the United States
William Rawle, former U.S. attorney for Pennsylvania
Article III
Article V
William Cranch
Article VIII
James Lea