24th United States Congress
Senate
Replacements: 11 Anti-Jacksonians: 5-seat net loss Jacksonians: 10-seat net gain Deaths: 3 Resignations: 8 Interim appointments: 0 Seats of newly admitted states: 4 Total seats with changes: 16

24th United States Congress

Section Title: Senate
Table Section Text: Replacements: 11 Anti-Jacksonians: 5-seat net loss Jacksonians: 10-seat net gain Deaths: 3 Resignations: 8 Interim appointments: 0 Seats of newly admitted states: 4 Total seats with changes: 16

State (class)	Vacator	Reason for change	Successor	Date of successor's formal installation

Louisiana (2)	Vacant	Senator-elect Charles E.A. Gayarre had resigned on account of ill-health. Successor was elected January 13, 1836.	Robert C. Nicholas (J)	January 13, 1836

Connecticut (1)	Nathan Smith (AJ)	Died December 6, 1835 Successor eas elected December 21, 1835.	John M. Niles (J)	December 21, 1835.

Illinois (3)	Elias Kane (J)	Died December 12, 1835 Successor was appointed December 30, 1835.	William Lee D. Ewing (J)	December 30, 1835

Virginia (1)	John Tyler (AJ)	Resigned February 29, 1836 Successor was elected March 4, 1836.	William C. Rives (J)	March 4, 1836

Maine (1)	Ether Shepley (J)	Resigned March 3, 1836 Successor was appointed December 7, 1836.	Judah Dana (J)	December 7, 1836

New Hampshire (3)	Isaac Hill (J)	Resigned May 30, 1836, to become Governor of New Hampshire. Successor was elected June 8, 1836.	John Page (J)	June 8, 1836

Delaware (1)	Arnold Naudain (AJ)	Resigned June 16, 1836 Successor was elected June 17, 1836.	Richard H. Bayard (AJ)	June 17, 1836

Virginia (2)	Benjamin W. Leigh (AJ)	Resigned July 4, 1836 Successor was elected December 12, 1836.	Richard E. Parker (J)	December 12, 1836

Arkansas (2)	New seats	Arkansas was admitted to the Union. Its new Senators were elected September 18, 1836.	William S. Fulton (J)	September 18, 1836.

Arkansas (3)	Ambrose H. Sevier (J)	September 18, 1836.

Maryland (3)	Robert H. Goldsborough (AJ)	Died October 5, 1836 Successor was elected December 31, 1836.	John S. Spence (AJ)	December 31, 1836

North Carolina (3)	Willie P. Mangum (AJ)	Resigned November 26, 1836 Successor was elected December 5, 1836.	Robert Strange (J)	December 5, 1836

Delaware (2)	John M. Clayton (AJ)	Resigned December 29, 1836 Successor was elected January 9, 1837.	Thomas Clayton (AJ)	January 9, 1837

Louisiana (3)	Alexander Porter (AJ)	Resigned January 5, 1837, due to ill health. Successor was elected January 12, 1837.	Alexandre Mouton (J)	January 12, 1837

Michigan (1)	New seats	Michigan was admitted to the Union. Its new Senators were elected January 6, 1837.	Lucius Lyon (J)	January 26, 1837.

Michigan (2)	John Norvell (J)	January 26, 1837.

Sentence(s)

Arnold Naudain (AJ) was Senator until June 16, 1836 and Richard H. Bayard (AJ), from June 17, 1836.

final_sentence: Arnold Naudain (AJ) was Senator until June 16, 1836 and Richard H. Bayard (AJ), from June 17, 1836.