for master and slave". Supporters included the local military commander, Robert C. Schenck. When the Federal government failed to respond, the Unconditional Union policy held a second similar meeting on April 6, 1864 and again overwhelmingly supported immediate emancipation. General Schenk's replacement, Lew Wallace, supported the resolution. Lists of Unionists The lists below are of Senators and Representatives elected as Unionist during the Civil War. Union Party Senators: Lemuel J. Bowden Benjamin Gratz Brown John Snyder Carlile John Creswell Garrett Davis John Brooks Henderson Thomas Holliday Hicks Reverdy Johnson Waitman Thomas Willey Robert Wilson Peter G. Van Winkle Joseph Albert Wright Union Party Representatives: Lucien Anderson Jacob B. Blair Henry Taylor Blow Sempronius H. Boyd George Washington Bridges William Gay Brown, Sr. George H. Browne Charles Benedict Calvert Samuel L. Casey Brutus J. Clay Andrew Jackson Clements John Woodland Crisfield John Jordan Crittenden Henry W. Davis Thomas Treadwell Davis Ebenezer Dumont George W. Dunlap George Purnell Fisher Benjamin Franklin Flanders Henry Grider Michael Hahn William Augustus Hall Aaron Harding Richard Almgill Harrison Chester D. Hubbard James Streshly Jackson Austin Augustus King Samuel Knox George Robert Latham Cornelius Lawrence Ludlow Leary Benjamin F. Loan Robert Mallory Henry May Horace Maynard Joseph W. McClurg Samuel McKee Lewis McKenzie John William Menzies Thomas Amos Rogers Nelson John William Noell Charles E. Phelps William H. Randall James S. Rollins Lovell Rousseau Joseph Segar Green Clay Smith Nathaniel B. Smithers Benjamin Franklin Thomas Francis Thomas Charles Horace Upton William H. Wadsworth Edwin Hanson Webster Kellian Van Rensalear Whaley George Helm Yeaman Electoral history Presidential elections Congressional elections See also Anthony Kennedy, a Senator from Maryland Southern Unionist References Notes Silbey, Joel H., A Respectable Minority: The Democratic Party in the Civil War Era, 1860–1868. New York: W.W. Norton, (1977). Harding, Samuel B., Life of George R. Smith, Founder of Sedalia, Mo. Sedalia, Missouri: Privately printed, 1904. Small, Albion W., "The Beginnings of American Nationality." Johns Hopkins University Studies in Historical and Political Science, Eighth Series. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins Press, 1890. Willoughby, William F., "State Activities in Relation to Labor in the United States," Johns Hopkins University Studies in Historical and Political Science, Vol. XIX. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins Press, 1901. External links Political parties in the United States Unionism