elect anyone to the Senate, but elected several members of the House of Representatives. Massachusetts William Jackson John Reed Jr. New York William Babcock Gamaliel H. Barstow Timothy Childs John A. Collier Bates Cooke John Dickson Philo C. Fuller Gideon Hard Abner Hazeltine George W. Lay Henry C. Martindale Robert S. Rose Phineas L. Tracy Grattan H. Wheeler Frederick Whittlesey Ohio Jonathan Sloane Pennsylvania Robert Allison John Banks Charles Augustus Barnitz Richard Biddle George Chambers William Clark Edward Darlington Edward Davies Harmar Denny John Edwards Thomas Henry William Hiester Francis James Thomas McKean Charles Ogle David Potts Jr. Andrew Stewart Rhode Island Dutee Jerauld Pearce Vermont William Cahoon Benjamin F. Deming Henry Fisk Janes William Slade Notable office holders and candidates Solomon Southwick, candidate for Governor of New York (1828) Millard Fillmore, New York State Assembly (1829–1831) William H. Seward, New York State Senate (1831–1834) Lebbeus Egerton, Lieutenant Governor of Vermont (1831–1835) William A. Palmer, Governor of Vermont (1831–1835) William Wirt, candidate for President in 1832 Amos Ellmaker, candidate for Vice President in 1832 William Sprague III, Speaker of the Rhode Island House of Representatives (1832–1835) Thaddeus Stevens, Pennsylvania House of Representatives (1833–1835) Augustine Clarke, Vermont State Treasurer (1833–1837) Joseph Ritner, Governor of Pennsylvania (1835–1839) Silas H. Jennison, Governor of Vermont (1835–1841) and Anti-Mason running with Whig support who later became a Whig John Quincy Adams, candidate for Governor of Massachusetts in 1833 Allen Wardner, Vermont State Treasurer (1837–1838) Jonathan Blanchard, candidate for president in 1884 Electoral history Presidential elections Congressional elections See also Freemasonry in the United States References Sources and further reading Bemis, Samuel Flagg. John Quincy Adams and the union (1956) vol 2 pp 273-304. Goodman, Paul. Towards a Christian republic: Antimasonry and the great transition in New England 1826-1836 (Oxford University Press, 1988). Holt, Michael F. "The Antimasonic and Know Nothing Parties," in History of U.S. Political Parties, ed. Arthur M. Schlesinger Jr. (4 vols., New York, 1973), vol I, 575–620. . , reprinted from . . Ratcliffe, Donald J. "Antimasonry and Partisanship in Greater New England, 1826-1836." Journal of the Early Republic 15.2 (1995): 199-239. Rayback, Robert J. Millard Fillmore: Biography of a President. Buffalo Historical Society. 1959. online Rupp, Robert O. "Parties and the public good: political Antimasonry in New York reconsidered." Journal of the Early Republic 8.3 (1988): 253-279. online Shade, William. "Review: The Elder Goodman's 'Light on Antimasonry'?" Reviews in American History