James Madison 1809-1817

James Madison

March 4, 1809 to March 4, 1817

Year	Date	Document Title
1809	March 4, 1809	Madison’s First Inaugural Address
	April 19, 1809	Madison’s Proclamation on the Erskine Agreement
	May 23, 1809	Madison’s Message to the Special Session Congress
	November 29, 1809	Madison’s First Annual Message to Congress
1810	1810	Joint Resolution on Citizens with Foreign Titles
	March 23, 1810	Rambouillet Decree
	March 30, 1810	Law Funding Experiments of Torpedo or Submarine Explosion
	May 1, 1810	Macon’s Bill No. 2
	August 12, 1810	Tecumseh’s Speech to Governor Harrison
	October 27, 1810	Madison’s Proclamation Taking Possession of Parts of Florida
	November 2, 1810	Madison’s Proclamation on Revival of Non-Intercourse Act Against England
	December 5, 1810	Madison’s Second Annual Message to Congress
	March 16, 1810	Fletcher v. Peck
1811	January 3, 1811	Madison’s Secret Message to Congress Concerning Florida
	January 15, 1811	Joint Resolution Relative to Occupying of the Floridas
	January 15, 1811	Law Enabling the President to take possession of the Floridas
	February 20, 1811	Law Enabling Territory of Orleans to form State Government
	February 21, 1811	Madison’s Veto of the Episcopal Church Bill
	March 3, 1811	Law Enabling the President to take possession of the Floridas
	Beginning July 18, 1811	Mr. Hunt's Account of the Journey of the Overland Party From St. Louis Through the Rocky Mountains to the Columbia River Mouth (From the Lost Diary)
	November 5, 1811	Madison’s Third Annual Message to Congress
1812	1812	Resolution Asking President to Set a Day of Public Humiliation & Prayer
	January 2, 1812	Law Authorizing President to Raise Rangers
	March 1, 1812	Jackson’s Call for Volunteers {excerpt}
	April 8, 1812	Law Admitting Louisiana into the Union
	May 20, 1812	Law Extending Suffrage to Illinois Territory
	May 22, 1812	Law Supplementary to Admission of Louisiana
	June 1, 1812	Madison’ War Message to Congress
	June 4, 1812	Law Providing Government for Missouri Territory
	June 10, 1812	Law Supplemental to Dividing Indiana Territory
	June 18, 1812	Law Declaring War on Great Britain & Ireland
	July 5, 1812	Law Appropriating for Defence of Maritime Frontier
	July 6 1812	An Act for the Safe Keeping and Accommodation of Prisoners of War
	July 6, 1812	An Act to Prohibit American Vessels from Proceeding to or Trading with the Enemies of the United States
	July 9, 1812	Madison’s Proclamation of Public Humiliation & Prayer
	November 4, 1812	Madison’s Fourth Annual Message to Congress
1813	February 10, 1813	Joint Session of Congress to Count the Votes of the 1812 Election
	February 12, 1813	Law Authorizing the President to take possession of the Floridas
	February 27, 1813	Law Encouraging Vaccination
	March 4, 1813	Madison’s Second Inaugural Address
	May 25, 1813	Madison’s Message to the Special Session Congress
	June 19, 1813	Law Governing Certain Fisheries
	July 23, 1813	Madison’s Proclamation of a Day of Humiliation & Prayer
	July 24, 1813	Law Establishing Commissioner of the Revenue
	July 26, 1813	Law Authorizing Corps of Sea Fencibles
	July 26, 1813	Law Appropriating Completion of Senate Chamber, etc.
	July 30, 1813	Law Supplementing Naturalization
	December 7, 1813	Madison’s Fifth Annual Message to Congress
	December 9, 1813	Madison’s Request for an Embargo Bill
1814	March 4, 1814	Law Giving Pensions to Orphans & Widows of Slain Seamen
	April 18, 1814	Law Providing for Collection of Enemy Flags & Banners
	August 23, 1814	A British Account of the Burning of Washington
	September 1, 1814	Madison’s Proclamation on the Burning of Washington, D.C.
	September 13, 1814	The Star Spangled Banner
	September 20, 1814	Madison’s Sixth Annual Message to Congress
	October 25, 1814	Law Extending Suffrage to Mississippi Territory
	November 16, 1814	Madison’s Proclamation of a Day of Humiliation & Fasting
	December 7, 1814	Ross’ Official British Account of the Capture of Washington, D.C.
	December 24, 1814	Treaty of Ghent
1815	January 4, 1815	Report and Resolutions of the Hartford Convention {excerpt}
	January 30, 1815	Law Authorizing Purchase of Jefferson’s Library
	January 30, 1815	Madison’s Veto of Incorporation of National Bank
	February 4, 1815	Law Prohibiting Intercourse with the Enemy
	February 6, 1815	Madison’s Proclamation on Neutrality
	February 14, 1815	Law Appropriating for Repair of Public Buildings in Washington
	February 18 1815	Madison’s Message to Congress on the End of the War
	March 3, 1815	Law Ascertaining Boundary with Creek Indians
	March 4, 1815	Madison’s Proclamation Appointing Day of Public Thanksgiving
	December 5, 1815	Madison’s Seventh Annual Message to Congress
1816	March 19, 1816	Law Changing Compensation of Congress
	March 20, 1816	Martin v. Hunter’s Lessee
	March 22, 1816	Law Concerning Naturalization
	March 22, 1816	Cherokee Treaty of 1816
	April 18, 1816	Law Enabling Indiana to form State
	September 14, 1816	Cherokee Treaty 2 of 1816
	December 3, 1816	Madison’s Eighth Annual Message to Congress
	December 11, 1816	Resolution Admitting Indiana into Union
1817	February 6, 1817	Resolution Employing John Trumbull
	February 12, 1817	Joint Session of Congress to Count the Votes of the 1816 Election
	March 1, 1817	Law Enabling Mississippi to Form State
	March 3, 1817	Law Establishing Alabama Territory
	March 3, 1817	Madison’s Veto of the Bonus Bill {including the Bonus Bill}
	March 3, 1817	Law Providing Lands for Creek Nation
	March 3, 1817	Law Providing Decisions of Supreme Court
	March 3, 1817	Law Concerning Marine Corps

Last updated August 02, 2006