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BUCKNER, SIMON BOLIVAR (1823 ) , American soldier and political leader, was born in Hart
lieutenant
March
Governor Beriah Magoffin to maintain Kentucky in a position of neutrality, he was commander
guard; but in September 1861, after the entry of Union forces into the state, he openly espoused the Confederate cause and was commissioned brigadier-general, later becoming lieutenant
Pillow , to surrender the post with its large garrison and valuable supplies. General Buckner was exchanged in August of the same year, and subsequently served under General Bragg
governor of Kentucky in 1887-1891, was a member of the Kentucky constitutional convention of 1890, and in 1896 was the candidate of the National or " Gold " Democrats for vice-president of the United States.End of Article: BUCKNER, SIMON BOLIVAR (1823 ) If you wish, you can link directly to this article.
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