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Jackson, as was Secretary of State Clay. Although some advocated Barbour as a vice-presidential candidate in the upcoming 1828 elections, Barbour sought an appointment as Minister to Great
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Sir, no portion of the Union has been more loyal than the South. Is this your reward for our loyalty? Sir, there is a point where resistance becomes a virtue and submission a crime. Our people are as brave as they are loyal. They can endure anything but insult. But the moment you pass that
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Barbour became "the war governor." Perhaps because of his wartime preparations (or willingness to risk his funds), Barbour faced no opposition and was reelected Governor in November 1812. However, by 1813, British ships had been raiding coastal Virginia. Some delegates opposed Barbour's
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on slavery. Barbour proposed combining the bill admitting
Missouri (after he spoke in favor of allowing that state's voters to elect to support slavery) with the bill admitting Maine—both in an attempt to deny the Northern Senators an opportunity to gain four anti-slavery Senators. His speech may
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Barbour to the Virginia House of Delegates in 1796, and he became that body's youngest member. Reelected several times to that part-time position, he served until 1804 and again from 1807 to 1812. Barbour became known for eloquence, and served on various committees,
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Barbour served as deputy sheriff of Orange County beginning in 1792. In 1794, he was admitted to the
Virginia Bar. With wedding gifts from his father, as well as by building his legal practice and running his plantation, Barbour was able to build up personal wealth. His friend and neighbor at
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filled one's conception of a Roman Senator in the last days of the Republic." However, Barbour's health declined, and he spent his final months at Barboursville. He died on June 7, 1842. Senator James Barbour was buried in the family cemetery on the estate.
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support of President James Madison and national unity but nonetheless reelected him. In 1814, Barbour finally convinced the Legislature to approve raising 10,000 troops and placing that militia under Federal control. Washington D.C. was sacked before the
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and early settlers in Orange County and westward. By the time James was born, the Barbour family had owned over 2,000 acres (8 km) and enslaved several people. However, the family suffered financial reverses during the
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was extremely close. And although Barbour was declared the winner, the election was contested. Before the legal decision, Barbour retired on February 16, 1831, citing the hostility in the Assembly against him.
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like Henry Clay. Unlike Barbour, he would later emancipate the people he enslaved upon his death. Randolph opposed the national bank and the Missouri Compromise of 1820 that Barbour had helped Clay pass.
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reference to this Act, affirming his firm belief that society would progress only through education. However, he also believed intellectual abilities were connected with gender, race, and land ownership.
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served in the Virginia House of Delegates before the American Civil War, and James Barbour also served in the 1850 Virginia Constitutional Convention and the 1861 Secession Convention and in the
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rising to chairman of several, including the Committee of Privileges and Elections and the Finance Committee. Peers elected him as Speaker of the House of Delegates for many terms.
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on slightly more favorable terms to the native peoples. Both treaties provided for removal west of the Mississippi (as President Jackson would later do the Cherokee Indians on the
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in 1813. Johnson and Barbour would become quick friends following Barbour's efforts. Later, Johnson promoted Barbour's appointment as Secretary of War under President
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to acquire Southern Creek lands. However, those Southern Creeks assimilated and supported the Americans during the war. Governor Troup's partially-Creek cousin
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served contemporaneously in the U.S. House, their stances and votes often differed. Senator Barbour proposed a committee on roads and canals, supported the
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from 5 million acres (20,000 km) of land. Northern Creeks had supported Britain in the War of 1812, and Georgia planters had engaged in the
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and received funding to improve Virginia roads. He was also the first Governor to inhabit the Virginia Governor's Mansion, designed by
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in 1769) and his wife, the former Mary Pendleton Thomas. His grandfather (also James Barbour, 1707–1775) had patented lands in
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to succeed Senator Barbour in December 1825. Like Barbour, he would defend slavery, although a member of the
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489:(June 10, 1775 – June 7, 1842) was an American politician, planter, and lawyer. He served as a delegate from
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also had four sons, including James Barbour and Benjamin Johnson Barbour (1821–1894, later rector of the
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they will redeem their much abused character and throw back upon you your insolence and your aggression.
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supported such, so Barbour became the Senate sponsor of a bill written by Secretary of the Treasury
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1168:. Vol. 1. Boston: American Biographical Society. p. 209.
906:. However, the tombstone is a modern replacement ordered in 1940.
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1098:. Bulletin of the United States National Museum, October 18, 1917
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Democratic-Republican Party United States senators from Virginia
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ended the war. Barbour also authorized exploration of the upper
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on internal improvements and slavery. Although his brother
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Columbian Institute for the Promotion of Arts and Sciences
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in Orange County on June 10, 1775. Barbour was the son of
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Ambassadors of the United States to the United Kingdom
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Chairmen of the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations
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Virginia legislators elected the Jacksonian Democrat
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Speaker of the United States House of Representatives
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United States Senate Committee on Foreign Relations
7316:Presidents pro tempore of the United States Senate
3736:Presidents pro tempore of the United States Senate
1326:President pro tempore of the United States Senate
1235:Southeastern Native American Documents, 1730-1842
631:and used his rhetorical eloquence to support the
540:in 1731 and 1733, and his uncle of the same name
162:President pro tempore of the United States Senate
7311:John Quincy Adams administration cabinet members
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666:On June 18, 1812, Congress declared war, so the
508:and the first Governor to reside in the current
738:have foreshadowed the Southern position in the
795:Barbour soon came into conflict with Governor
174:February 15, 1819 – December 26, 1819
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1192:Who Was Who in American History, the Military
1527:United States Minister to the United Kingdom
64:November 24, 1828 – October 1, 1829
52:United States Minister to the United Kingdom
7361:Speakers of the Virginia House of Delegates
6514:Speakers of the Virginia House of Delegates
1028:. University of Alabama Press. p. 20.
307:December 1, 1809 – January 3, 1812
264:January 3, 1812 – December 1, 1814
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1219:biographic sketch at U.S. Congress website
295:Speaker of the Virginia House of Delegates
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19:For other people named James Barbour, see
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1174:James Barbour, a Jeffersonian Republican
1026:James Barbour, a Jeffersonian Republican
909:In addition to Barboursville, Virginia,
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221:January 2, 1815 – March 7, 1825
7391:United States senators who owned slaves
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1645:Presidency of William Henry Harrison
1618:1860 Constitutional Union Convention
1387:U.S. Senator (Class 1) from Virginia
1194:. Chicago: Marquis Who's Who, 1975.
900:National Register of Historic Places
7286:People from Barboursville, Virginia
7143:John Strode Barbour Jr. (1820–1892)
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890:The grave and ruin of his mansion,
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7117:John Strode Barbour (1790–1855)
1640:Presidency of John Quincy Adams
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813:Treaty of Indian Springs (1825)
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629:Alien and Sedition Acts of 1798
16:American politician (1775–1842)
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1660:Presidency of Millard Fillmore
1353:United States Secretary of War
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110:United States Secretary of War
21:James Barbour (disambiguation)
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915:Barbour County, West Virginia
780:American Colonization Society
5971:Ministers Plenipotentiary to
5919:Ministers Plenipotentiary to
1655:Presidency of Zachary Taylor
1224:Barboursville Community page
911:Barboursville, West Virginia
898:. The ruin is listed on the
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7173:Florence Lathrop Field Page
2197:Virginia Governor's Council
1024:Lowery, Charles D. (1984).
894:, remain within the modern
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534:Virginia House of Burgesses
510:Virginia Governor's Mansion
499:Virginia House of Delegates
338:Virginia House of Delegates
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1068:"Muscogee (Creek) Removal"
929:has his executive papers.
866:for president in 1832 and
551:American Revolutionary War
546:First Families of Virginia
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1134:The Library of Virginia}
872:Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
776:John Randolph of Roanoke
532:(who held a seat in the
7178:Jennie Byrd Bryan Payne
6128:and Plenipotentiary to
1073:. National Park Service
950:Confederate States Army
919:Barbour County, Alabama
896:Barboursville Vineyards
759:for his efforts in the
491:Orange County, Virginia
427:Barboursville, Virginia
7301:American Presbyterians
7153:Alfred Madison Barbour
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2141:Alexander H. H. Stuart
983:"Congress slaveowners"
944:and his elder brother
923:Barbourville, Kentucky
876:William Henry Harrison
753:Richard Mentor Johnson
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729:Peers elected Barbour
705:Alexander James Dallas
579:University of Virginia
559:Gordonsville, Virginia
497:and as speaker of the
89:William Beach Lawrence
7351:Governors of Virginia
6463:Secretary of the Navy
5343:Assistant Secretaries
4906:Democratic-Republican
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2135:Thomas M. T. McKennan
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565:, would later become
520:Early and family life
438:Democratic-Republican
204:United States Senator
7127:Thomas Barbour Bryan
1613:Constitutional Union
1309:Wilson Cary Nicholas
1299:Governor of Virginia
946:John S. Barbour, Jr.
844:University of Oxford
761:Battle of the Thames
697:United States Senate
649:George William Smith
643:Governor of Virginia
633:Virginia Resolutions
506:Governor of Virginia
288:Wilson Cary Nicholas
252:Governor of Virginia
4918:National Republican
4894:Anti-Administration
2356:Howard of Effingham
1957:William M. Meredith
1772:1848 (Philadelphia)
1630:Second Party System
1576:National Republican
987:The Washington Post
936:. His first cousin
927:Library of Virginia
735:Missouri Compromise
538:Spotsylvania County
445:National Republican
7187:Seventh generation
7158:Charles Page Bryan
7030:The Barbour family
6471:Samuel L. Southard
6433:Peter Buell Porter
6372:Secretary of State
4888:Pro-Administration
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2212:Colony of Virginia
2205:Colony of Virginia
2098:William B. Preston
2080:Samuel L. Southard
2061:John J. Crittenden
2043:John J. Crittenden
2012:George W. Crawford
1608:Anti-Masonic Party
1416:Littleton Tazewell
1393:Served alongside:
1363:Peter Buell Porter
1253:Political offices
989:, January 19, 2022
934:American Civil War
740:American Civil War
619:House of Delegates
155:Peter Buell Porter
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7071:James Barbour III
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1391:1815–1825
1360:Succeeded by
1333:Succeeded by
1306:Succeeded by
1275:Succeeded by
1172:Lowery, Charles;
1160:Barbour, James C.
1156:Johnson, Rossiter
765:John Quincy Adams
742:after his death:
720:Philip P. Barbour
563:Philip P. Barbour
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1693:1831 (Baltimore)
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2037:William Wirt
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1933:Thomas Ewing
1927:Richard Rush
1861:U.S. Cabinet
1670:Presidential
1580:Whig Parties
1537:Louis McLane
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7281:1842 deaths
7276:1775 births
7232:Clover Hill
6932:Filler-Corn
6813:W. Cardwell
6785:R. Cardwell
6715:Crutchfield
6596:E. Harrison
6561:B. Harrison
6540:B. Harrison
6473:(1825–1829)
6454:(1825–1829)
6435:(1828–1829)
6429:(1825–1828)
6410:(1825–1829)
6382:(1825–1829)
6365:(1825–1829)
5982:J. Q. Adams
5975:(1815–1893)
5923:(1785–1811)
5693:of the Army
5553:of the Army
5551:Secretaries
5540:of the Army
5158:G. Crawford
5098:W. Crawford
5043:Secretaries
5035:(1789–1947)
4942:Independent
4855:(2021–2023)
4845:(2019–2021)
4835:(2015–2019)
4825:(2012–2015)
4815:(2010–2012)
4805:(2007–2010)
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4785:(2001–2003)
4755:(1995–2001)
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4725:(1981–1987)
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4695:(1979–1980)
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4655:(1957–1969)
4645:(1955–1957)
4635:(1953–1955)
4625:(1949–1953)
4615:(1947–1949)
4605:(1945–1947)
4595:(1941–1945)
4575:(1940–1941)
4565:(1933–1940)
4555:(1925–1933)
4545:(1919–1925)
4535:(1916–1919)
4525:(1913–1916)
4515:(1911–1913)
4473:(1896–1911)
4443:(1893–1895)
4433:(1891–1893)
4423:(1887–1891)
4413:(1885–1887)
4403:(1883–1885)
4393:(1881–1883)
4373:(1879–1880)
4363:(1875–1879)
4343:(1873–1875)
4333:(1869–1873)
4323:(1867–1869)
4313:(1865–1867)
4303:(1864–1865)
4293:(1861–1864)
4281:Fitzpatrick
4263:(1857–1860)
4261:Fitzpatrick
4233:(1856–1857)
4213:(1854–1856)
4193:(1852–1854)
4183:(1850–1852)
4173:(1846–1849)
4153:(1842–1845)
4143:(1841–1842)
4133:(1836–1841)
4103:(1832–1833)
4091:L. Tazewell
4083:(1828–1831)
4073:(1826–1827)
4063:(1820–1825)
4043:(1814–1819)
4033:(1813–1814)
4023:(1812–1813)
3973:(1808–1809)
3963:(1805–1808)
3933:(1803–1804)
3923:(1802–1803)
3913:(1801–1802)
3791:H. Tazewell
3773:(1792–1793)
3201:L. Tazewell
3161:H. Tazewell
3051:Pennybacker
2855:A. Harrison
2775:J. H. Tyler
2705:J. B. Floyd
2685:Rutherfoord
2635:T. Randolph
2615:P. Randolph
2560:B. Randolph
2555:E. Randolph
2545:B. Harrison
2143:(1850–1853)
2131:(1849–1850)
2112:(1852–1853)
2106:(1850–1852)
2100:(1849–1850)
2094:(1841–1843)
2082:(1825–1829)
2063:(1850–1853)
2057:(1849–1850)
2051:(1843–1845)
2049:John Nelson
2039:(1825–1829)
2020:(1850–1853)
2014:(1849–1850)
2008:(1843–1844)
2002:(1841–1843)
1990:(1828–1829)
1984:(1825–1828)
1965:(1850–1853)
1959:(1849–1850)
1953:(1844–1845)
1947:(1843–1844)
1941:(1841–1843)
1929:(1825–1829)
1910:(1852–1853)
1904:(1850–1852)
1898:(1849–1850)
1892:(1843–1844)
1886:(1841–1843)
1880:(1825–1829)
1852:(1856–1857)
1846:(1847–1849)
1840:(1841–1843)
1834:(1839–1841)
1828:(1825–1827)
1706:1836 (None)
1680:1828 (None)
1635:Union Party
1459:James Brown
1412:John Taylor
1371:U.S. Senate
1261:Hugh Nelson
993:January 24,
921:. However,
850:Final years
677:James River
668:War of 1812
590:Early years
455:(1834–1842)
448:(1825–1834)
318:Hugh Nelson
313:Preceded by
270:Preceded by
227:Preceded by
180:Preceded by
138:Preceded by
84:Preceded by
7270:Categories
7222:Beauregard
6876:Massenburg
6708:G. Hopkins
6701:H. Hopkins
6380:Henry Clay
6309:W. Johnson
6244:Richardson
6097:Pierrepont
6082:R. Johnson
5726:E. Johnson
5538:Department
5463:L. Johnson
5428:Wainwright
5393:Meiklejohn
5228:R. Lincoln
5213:J. Cameron
5183:S. Cameron
5053:B. Lincoln
5030:Department
4936:Republican
4930:Democratic
4912:Jacksonian
4900:Federalist
4613:Vandenberg
4573:W. H. King
4181:W. R. King
4131:W. R. King
4111:Poindexter
3575:Vandenberg
3031:J. Barbour
2469:(absentee)
2422:(absentee)
2388:(absentee)
2254:De La Warr
1878:Henry Clay
1816:U.S. House
1531:1828–1829
1499:1822–1825
1487:Rufus King
1477:Rufus King
1471:1820–1821
1443:1816–1818
1432:New office
1404:John Eppes
1357:1825–1828
1303:1812–1814
1272:1809–1812
1200:0837932017
1077:January 3,
1035:0817301755
960:References
864:Henry Clay
724:Bonus Bill
716:Henry Clay
613:Montpelier
597:Monticello
396:1775-06-10
6631:Stevenson
6526:Pendleton
6360:President
6249:Armstrong
6239:Annenberg
6062:Ingersoll
6037:Stevenson
6022:Van Buren
5866:Camarillo
5861:McPherson
5781:Augustine
5761:McGiffert
5721:Bendetsen
5498:Patterson
5468:Patterson
5328:Patterson
5273:Dickinson
5193:Schofield
5143:J. Porter
5113:P. Porter
5088:Armstrong
5063:Pickering
4533:Saulsbury
4505:Brandegee
4497:Gallinger
4431:Manderson
4341:Carpenter
3901:Hillhouse
3871:Livermore
3801:Livermore
3600:Fulbright
3545:Hitchcock
3296:M. Warner
3291:J. Warner
3276:Robertson
3191:Pleasants
2920:McAuliffe
2915:McDonnell
2770:O'Ferrall
2665:Robertson
2645:Tyler Jr.
2640:Pleasants
2595:Tyler Sr.
2540:T. Nelson
2530:Jefferson
2485:W. Nelson
2480:Botetourt
2449:Dinwiddie
2420:Albemarle
2393:Spotswood
2366:Nicholson
2349:Chicheley
2343:Colepeper
2232:Scrivener
2226:Ratcliffe
2221:Wingfield
1994:John Bell
1826:J. Taylor
1776:Z. Taylor
1207:657162692
493:, in the
469:Signature
376:1798-1803
372:In office
365:1804-1805
361:In office
354:1807-1812
350:In office
303:In office
260:In office
217:In office
170:In office
127:President
118:In office
69:President
60:In office
7237:Frascati
6975:Category
6897:Philpott
6799:Saunders
6694:Strother
6673:Southall
6666:Holleman
6659:Southall
6610:Johnston
6254:Brewster
6209:Harriman
6179:Houghton
6077:C. Adams
6067:Buchanan
6057:Lawrence
6052:Bancroft
6002:Lawrence
5997:Gallatin
5930:J. Adams
5856:McCarthy
5841:Westphal
5826:Brownlee
5821:Dahlberg
5751:Ignatius
5736:Finucane
5711:Voorhees
5676:McCarthy
5616:Hoffmann
5611:Callaway
5606:Froehlke
5478:Petersen
5458:Woodring
5438:MacNider
5433:D. Davis
5423:Williams
5413:Ingraham
5318:Woodring
5298:D. Davis
5283:Garrison
5233:Endicott
5168:J. Davis
5128:Poinsett
5078:Dearborn
5022:the Army
4954:Category
4843:Grassley
4773:Thurmond
4753:Thurmond
4723:Thurmond
4713:Magnuson
4693:Magnuson
4683:Eastland
4673:Ellender
4623:McKellar
4603:McKellar
4583:Harrison
4191:Atchison
4171:Atchison
4141:Southard
4061:Gaillard
4041:Gaillard
4021:Crawford
4001:Gaillard
3981:Milledge
3951:Anderson
3941:Franklin
3851:Laurance
3841:Sedgwick
3821:Bradford
3680:Menendez
3665:Menendez
3605:Sparkman
3580:Connally
3570:Connally
3485:Burnside
3440:Hannegan
3415:Buchanan
3395:Tazewell
3241:Johnston
3181:A. Mason
3166:Nicholas
3101:Byrd Jr.
3096:Byrd Sr.
3056:J. Mason
3036:Randolph
3001:S. Mason
2930:Youngkin
2780:Montague
2765:McKinney
2750:Holliday
2730:Pierpont
2695:McDowell
2670:Campbell
2660:Tazewell
2655:J. Floyd
2625:Nicholas
2610:G. Smith
2600:G. Smith
2516:Virginia
2474:Fauquier
2461:Fauquier
2443:(acting)
2400:Drysdale
2351:(acting)
2323:(acting)
2315:(acting)
2313:Jeffreys
2307:Berkeley
2302:(acting)
2264:Yeardley
2234:(acting)
2121:Interior
1919:Treasury
1844:Winthrop
1818:Speakers
1806:Donelson
1802:Fillmore
1780:Fillmore
1750:Harrison
1710:Harrison
1701:Sergeant
1102:June 20,
830:Diplomat
757:Kentucky
407:Virginia
277:(acting)
209:Virginia
91:(acting)
7227:Catalpa
6987:Commons
6939:Gilbert
6911:Wilkins
6869:Stanley
6834:Houston
6736:Baldwin
6729:Sheffey
6638:Stanard
6624:Barbour
6575:Mathews
6568:Prentis
6356:Cabinet
6314:Hartley
6229:Whitney
6224:Aldrich
6219:Gifford
6214:Douglas
6199:Kennedy
6194:Bingham
6174:Kellogg
6117:Lincoln
6092:Schenck
6042:Everett
6012:Barbour
5955:Russell
5950:Pinkney
5935:Pickney
5816:Rostker
5801:Shannon
5791:Ambrose
5786:LaBerge
5681:Wormuth
5666:Fanning
5641:Caldera
5581:Brucker
5576:Stevens
5443:Robbins
5418:Crowell
5368:Wolcott
5323:Stimson
5278:Stimson
5263:W. Taft
5238:Proctor
5218:McCrary
5208:A. Taft
5203:Belknap
5198:Rawlins
5188:Stanton
5148:Wilkins
5138:Spencer
5108:Barbour
5103:Calhoun
5068:McHenry
4965:Commons
4793:Stevens
4733:Stennis
4663:Russell
4633:Bridges
4563:Pittman
4543:Cummins
4421:Ingalls
4411:Sherman
4401:Edmunds
4371:Thurman
4351:Anthony
4331:Anthony
4051:Barbour
3971:Bradley
3921:Bradley
3911:Baldwin
3811:Bingham
3771:Langdon
3751:Langdon
3560:Pittman
3515:Sherman
3505:Sherman
3490:Edmunds
3470:Cameron
3450:W. King
3405:Wilkins
3400:Forsyth
3385:Sanford
3375:Barbour
3370:R. King
3365:Barbour
3350:Barbour
3236:Carlile
3144:Class 2
3091:Swanson
3076:Withers
3011:Venable
2986:Grayson
2979:Class 1
2925:Northam
2900:Gilmore
2885:Baliles
2845:Stanley
2815:Pollard
2805:Trinkle
2785:Swanson
2755:Cameron
2720:Letcher
2710:Johnson
2690:Gregory
2630:Preston
2620:Barbour
2535:Fleming
2490:Dunmore
2467:Amherst
2455:Loudoun
2441:Burwell
2376:Jenings
2338:Mathews
2328:Bennett
1732:Granger
1728:Webster
1714:Granger
1672:tickets
695:in the
661:Norfolk
6925:K. Cox
6918:Howell
6862:Dovell
6841:Brewer
6827:E. Cox
6778:Stuart
6771:Fowler
6750:Hanger
6743:Turner
6722:Kemper
6652:Gilmer
6617:Nelson
6603:Holmes
6304:Barzun
6299:Susman
6294:Tuttle
6289:Farish
6204:Winant
6189:Mellon
6169:Harvey
6149:Choate
6139:Bayard
6112:Phelps
6107:Lowell
6087:Motley
6072:Dallas
6047:McLane
6017:McLane
5945:Monroe
5851:Murphy
5846:Carson
5811:Walker
5806:Reeder
5776:Staudt
5771:BeLieu
5741:Milton
5731:Slezak
5701:Draper
5661:McHugh
5651:Harvey
5561:Royall
5508:Draper
5503:Royall
5490:of War
5473:McCloy
5448:Hurley
5403:Oliver
5398:Sanger
5378:Eckert
5363:Tucker
5358:Watson
5345:of War
5333:Royall
5308:Hurley
5268:Wright
5248:Lamont
5243:Elkins
5223:Ramsey
5163:Conrad
5093:Monroe
5083:Eustis
5073:Dexter
5045:of War
5032:of War
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4863:Murray
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4651:
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4523:Clarke
4521:
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4489:Curtis
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4463:(1895)
4461:Harris
4459:
4453:(1895)
4451:Ransom
4449:
4441:Harris
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4383:(1881)
4381:Bayard
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4353:(1875)
4349:
4339:
4329:
4319:
4311:Foster
4309:
4299:
4289:
4283:(1860)
4279:
4273:(1860)
4271:Bright
4269:
4259:
4253:(1857)
4249:
4243:(1857)
4239:
4231:Bright
4229:
4223:(1856)
4221:Stuart
4219:
4211:Bright
4209:
4203:(1854)
4199:
4189:
4179:
4169:
4163:(1845)
4161:Sevier
4159:
4151:Mangum
4149:
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4123:(1835)
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4109:
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4093:(1832)
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4053:(1819)
4049:
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4031:Varnum
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4003:(1810)
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3993:(1809)
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3983:(1809)
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3949:
3943:(1804)
3939:
3929:
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3903:(1801)
3899:
3893:(1800)
3891:Howard
3889:
3883:(1800)
3879:
3873:(1799)
3869:
3863:(1799)
3859:
3853:(1798)
3849:
3843:(1798)
3839:
3833:(1797)
3829:
3823:(1979)
3819:
3813:(1797)
3809:
3803:(1796)
3799:
3793:(1795)
3789:
3783:(1794)
3779:
3769:
3763:(1792)
3759:
3753:(1789)
3749:
3685:Cardin
3670:Corker
3610:Church
3590:George
3565:George
3530:Cullom
3510:Morgan
3500:Miller
3495:Windom
3475:Hamlin
3465:Sumner
3445:Benton
3435:Sevier
3425:Archer
3261:Martin
3256:Hunton
3231:Hunter
3226:Archer
3216:Parker
3196:Taylor
3156:Taylor
3106:Trible
3086:Daniel
3081:Mahone
3066:Bowden
3061:Willey
3006:Taylor
2996:Monroe
2991:Walker
2905:Warner
2890:Wilder
2875:Dalton
2870:Godwin
2865:Holton
2860:Godwin
2850:Almond
2840:Battle
2830:Darden
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