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First impeachment inquiry into Andrew Johnson

PersonalEarly lifeSlaveryMordecai HouseKirkwood House15th Governor of TennesseeGovernorshipElections 1853185516th Vice President of the United StatesVice presidencyDrunk inaugural addressAbraham Lincoln assassination17th President of the United StatesPresidencyInaugurationForeign policyCabinet appointmentJudicial appointmentConclusion of Civil WarReconstructionReconstruction ActsCivil Rights Act of 1866Swing Around the CircleImpeachmentFirst inquirySecond inquiryTrialManagers investigationEffortsTimelineArticles of impeachmentVice presidential and presidential campaigns1864 convention"Treason must be made odious"election1868 conventionLegacyAlcoholism debateBibliographyHistoric siteNational cemeteryMuseum and libraryThe first impeachment inquiry into Andrew Johnson was launched by a vote of the United States House of Representatives on January 7, 1867, to investigate the potential impeachment of the President of the United States, Andrew Johnson.

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