Senator (Class 1) from New York 1821–1828        Served alongside: Rufus King, Nathan Sanford

Succeeded byCharles E. Dudley

Preceded byWilliam Smith

Chair of the Senate Judiciary Committee 1823–1828

Succeeded byJohn Macpherson Berrien

Party political offices

New political party

Democratic nominee for Governor of New York 1828

Succeeded byEnos T. Throop

Preceded byJohn C. Calhoun

Democratic nominee for Vice President of the United States 1832

Succeeded byRichard Mentor Johnson

Preceded byAndrew Jackson

Democratic nominee for President of the United States 1836, 1840

Succeeded byJames K. Polk

New political party

Free Soil nominee for President of the United States 1848

Succeeded byJohn P. Hale

Political offices

Preceded byNathaniel Pitcher

Governor of New York 1829

Succeeded byEnos T. Throop

Preceded byHenry Clay

United States Secretary of State 1829–1831

Succeeded byEdward Livingston

Preceded byJohn C. Calhoun

Vice President of the United States 1833–1837

Succeeded byRichard Mentor Johnson

Preceded byAndrew Jackson

President of the United States 1837–1841

Succeeded byWilliam Henry Harrison

Diplomatic posts

Preceded byLouis McLane

United States Minister to the United Kingdom 1831–1832

Succeeded byAaron Vail (acting)

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