Impeachment trial of Samuel Chase
quote: Samuel Harrison Smith, newspaper publisher
quote: Nicholas Brice
quote: Archibald Hamilton, Delaware judge
start: 1804-12-07
accusation: Article IV
quote: J. P. Boyd
subject: Category:Aaron Burr
defense counsel: Robert Goodloe Harper
end: 1805-03-01
managers: Roger Nelson (politician)
managers: Peter Early
quote: William Tuckey Meredith, lawyer
quote: Philip Moore
defense counsel: Luther Martin
quote: Additionally, the defense had unsuccessfully summoned Cyrus Griffin ; John C. Barret ; as well as John Hopkins, William Minor, Samuel Wheeler
subject: Category:History of the Supreme Court of the United States
quote: Samuel P. Moore
header votes: Congressional votes
accusation: Article VI
quote: Edward Tilghman
align: left
cause: Partisan motivations
quote: Edmund Jennings Lee I
quote: William Lewis, former federal judge
quote: John Montgomery, Maryland politician
quote: James Triplet
quote: Edmund Randolph, former U.S. secretary of state, former U.S. attorney general, former governor of Virginia, former attorney general of Virginia
subject: Category:Impeachment trials in the United States
quote: Attorney General of Maryland
quote: William H. Winder, lawyer
quote: Philip Gooch
quote: William Rawle, attorney
width: 35
quote: David Robertson
quote: John Hall
accusation: Article I
quote: Walter Dorsey, Maryland judge
outcome: Acquitted by the Senate, remained in the office
accused: Samuel Chase, associate justice of the Supreme Court of the United States
quote: Robert Gamble
managers: Joseph Hopper Nicholson
quote: William Marshall
quote: John Heath, Virginia politician
quote: William S. Biddle
votes against: 15
quote: Thomas Hall
votes favor: 10
accusation: Article VII
defense counsel: Philip Barton Key
quote: Philip Stewart
quote: David M. Randolph
quote: Nicholas Vandyke
defense counsel: Joseph Hopkinson
caption: Tally sheet of the Senate's judgement votes on Chase's impeachment
votes favor: 4
quote: Thomas Chafe
subject: Category:1804 in American politics
votes favor: 0
quote: George Hay, lawyer
subject: Category:Presidency of Thomas Jefferson
accusation: Article II
quote: James Winchester, military officer and statesman
votes against: 30
votes against: 24
quote: John Ballet
quote: Alexander J. Dallas, former reporter of Decisions of the U.S. Supreme Court
subject: Category:1805 in American politics
votes favor: 18
votes against: 16
votes favor: 19
defense counsel: Charles Lee
quote: William Govane
votes favor: 16
quote: John Purviance
quote: Luther Martin, American founding father
votes against: 18
accusations: Eight high crimes and misdemeanors
quote: Gunning Bedford Jr., American founding father and judge of the U.S. District Court of Delaware
quote: William McMechin