Haight (D-New York) Revolutionary Claims R. Holland Duell (R-New York) (Chairman) Sidney Edgerton (R-Ohio) Thomas B. Cooper (D-Pennsylvania) John H. Rice (R-Maine) William Wall (R-New York) Nehemiah Perry (D-New Jersey) Henry Grider (R-Kentucky) Albert G. Riddle (R-Ohio) Anson P. Morrill (R-Maine) Revolutionary Pensions Charles H. Van Wyck (R-New York) (Chairman) Samuel S. Blair (R-Pennsylvania) John S. Carlile (U-Virginia) John F. Potter (R-Wisconsin) William M. Davis (R-Pennsylvania) John B. Steele (D-New York) Bradley F. Granger (R-Michigan) John Law (D-Indiana) William G. Steele (D-New Jersey) Roads and Canals Robert Mallory (U-Kentucky) (Chairman) John A. Gurley (R-Ohio) James T. Hale (R-Pennsylvania) Burt Van Horn (R-New York) Isaac N. Arnold (R-Illinois) Robert H. Nugen (D-Ohio) Stephen Baker (R-New York) Philip Johnson (D-Pennsylvania) Fernando C. Beaman (R-Michigan) State of the Union Listed in Library of Congress summary, but not in Congressional Globe of July 22, 1861 Territories James M. Ashley (R-Ohio) (Chairman) Charles H. Van Wyck (R-New York) James A. Cravens (D-Indiana) William Kellogg (R-Illinois) Fernando C. Beaman (R-Michigan) John W. Reid (D-Missouri) A. Scott Sloan (R-Wisconsin) Goldsmith F. Bailey (R-Massachusetts) Aaron Harding (D-Kentucky) Ways and Means Thaddeus Stevens (R-Pennsylvania) (Chairman) Justin S. Morrill (R-Vermont) John S. Phelps (D-Missouri) Elbridge G. Spaulding (R-New York) William Appleton (R-Massachusetts) Erastus Corning (D-New York) Valentine B. Horton (R-Ohio) John A. McClernand (D-Illinois) John L. N. Stratton (R-New Jersey) Joint committees Enrolled Bills Rep. Bradley F. Granger (R-Michigan) Rep. George T. Cobb (D-New Jersey) The Library Rep. Edward McPherson (R-Pennsylvania) Rep. Augustus Frank (R-New York) Rep. John Law (D-Indiana) Caucuses Democratic (House) Democratic (Senate) Employees Legislative branch agency directors Architect of the Capitol: Thomas U. Walter Librarian of Congress: John Gould Stephenson Senate Chaplain: Phineas D. Gurley (Presbyterian), until July 10, 1861 Byron Sunderland (Presbyterian), elected July 10, 1861 Secretary: Asbury Dickins, until July 10, 1861 John W. Forney, elected July 15, 1861 William Hickey (Chief Clerk) appointed "Acting Secretary", March 22, 1861 Sergeant at Arms: Dunning R. McNair, until July 6, 1861 George T. Brown, elected July 6, 1861 House of Representatives Chaplain: Thomas H. Stockton (Methodist), elected July 6, 1861 Clerk: John W. Forney, until July 4, 1861 Emerson Etheridge, elected July 4, 1861 Doorkeeper: Ira Goodnow Messenger to the Speaker: Thaddeus Morrice Postmaster: William S. King Reading Clerks: Sergeant at Arms: Henry William Hoffman, until July 5, 1861 Edward Ball, elected July 5, 1861 See also 1860 United States elections (elections leading to this Congress) 1860