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Well-known member
1861 - 1868: Senator Jefferson Davis (Non-Partisan)
1861 (with Alexander Stephens) def. unopposed
• 1861 Secession of the Confederate States of America
• 1864 Surrender of the United States - Confederate Independence
• 1866 Nullification Crisis - Talks of South Carolinian Secession
1868 - 1874: Secretary John C. Breckenridge (Independent - Pro-Administration)
1867 (with Judah P. Benjamin) def. Governor Zebulon B. Vance (Independent - Anti-Administration), Vice President Alexander Stephens (Independent), Rep. Robert Rhett (Independent - Fire Eater)
• 1868 House Contingent election - Two Week Acting Presidency of Judah P. Benjamin - Breckenridge elected via "Dirty Compromise" with Stephens
• 1873 Death of President Breckenridge - Succession of Judah P. Benjamin to the Presidency
1874 - 1874: Vice President Judah P. Benjamin (Independent - Pro-Administration)
1874 - 1874: President Judah P. Benjamin (Federalist)
• 1874 Attempted Assassination of President Benjamin by members of the Knights of the Golden Circle
• 1874 Attack on Richmond by the Lone Star Militia
• 1874 Beginning of the 1850 Rebellion
1874 - 1880: General G.T. Beauregard (Conservative)
1873 (with James L. Orr) def. Senator John H. Reagan (Federalist), Rep. Roger Atkinson Pryor (Golden Circle)
• 1878 Beginning of the Confederate-American Border War
1880 - 1886: Vice President James L. Orr (Conservative)
1879 (with Lucius B. Northrop) def. Governor John G. Carlisle (Federalist), Rep. Roger Atkinson Pryor (Golden Circle)
• 1881 End of the Confederate-American Border War - Slight American Victory - Confederate Cessions in Kentucky, Missouri, and N. Virginia
• 1882 Impeachment of President Orr
1886 - 1892: Senator Edmund Pettus (Golden Circle)
1885 (with Wade Hampton III) def. Secretary of State Isham G. Harris (Conservative), Fmr. President Judah P. Benjamin (Federalist)
1892 - 1898: Vice President Wade Hampton III (Golden Circle)
1891 (with Alcibiades DeBlanc) def. Governor Lee S. Overman (Conservative), Senator Augustus H. Garland (Federalist)
1898 - 1901: Actor John W. Booth (Golden Circle)
1897 (with Ben Tillman) def. Governor Fitzhugh Lee (Conservative - Federalist)
1901 - 1904: Vice President Ben Tillman (Golden Circle)
1904 - 1910: Senator John P. Buchanan (Conservative)
1903 (with John Daniel) def. Sheriff D. Theophilus Stafford (Golden Circle), Rep. Samuel I. Hopkins (Confederate)
1910 - 1916: Fmr. President Benjamin Tillman (Golden Circle)
1909 (with Sidney J. Catts) def. Senator Clifton Breckenridge (Conservative)
1916 - 1917: Governor E.H. Crump (Conservative)
1915 (with John M. Parker) def. Senator Furnifold M. Simmons (Golden Circle), Governor Fred W. Holt (Confederate)
1917 - 1919: President E.H. Crump (Independent)
1919 - 1921: Vice President John M. Parker (Independent)
1921 - 1923: General C.P. Summerall (Military)
1921 (with Arthur MacArthur III) def. Senator Oscar Underwood (Conservative), Fmr. President John M. Parker (Independent)
1923 - 1928: Vice President Arthur MacArthur III (Golden Circle)
1928 - 1934: General James C. Breckenridge (Conservative)
1927 (with Xenophon O. Pindall) def. President Arthur MacArthur III (Golden Circle), Activist Maymie de Mena (Freedom Democratic)
1934 - 1940: Fmr. Senator Hubert D. Stephens (Conservative)
1933 (with Cary A. Hardee) def. Senator James T. Heflin (Golden Circle), Fmr. Vice President Sidney J. Catts (Temperance), Activist William E. Walling (Freedom Democratic)
1940 - 1941: Senator Huey P. Long (Freedom Democratic)
1939 (with Ellis Arnall) def. Senator Ellison D. Smith (Golden Circle), Governor Westmoreland Davis (Conservative)
1941 - 1942: Fmr. Senator Charley Johns (Military)
1942 - 1946: Fmr. President Huey P. Long (Democratic)
1946 - 19XX: First Lady Rose McConnell (Democratic)
1945 (with Ellis Arnall) def. Ret. General Paul Caraway (Golden Circle), Fmr. Secretary Prentice Cooper (Conservative), Fmr. President Charley Johns (Pork Chop)
Walker Percy
Pauline Van de Graaf Orr
1861 (with Alexander Stephens) def. unopposed
• 1861 Secession of the Confederate States of America
• 1864 Surrender of the United States - Confederate Independence
• 1866 Nullification Crisis - Talks of South Carolinian Secession
1868 - 1874: Secretary John C. Breckenridge (Independent - Pro-Administration)
1867 (with Judah P. Benjamin) def. Governor Zebulon B. Vance (Independent - Anti-Administration), Vice President Alexander Stephens (Independent), Rep. Robert Rhett (Independent - Fire Eater)
• 1868 House Contingent election - Two Week Acting Presidency of Judah P. Benjamin - Breckenridge elected via "Dirty Compromise" with Stephens
• 1873 Death of President Breckenridge - Succession of Judah P. Benjamin to the Presidency
1874 - 1874: Vice President Judah P. Benjamin (Independent - Pro-Administration)
1874 - 1874: President Judah P. Benjamin (Federalist)
• 1874 Attempted Assassination of President Benjamin by members of the Knights of the Golden Circle
• 1874 Attack on Richmond by the Lone Star Militia
• 1874 Beginning of the 1850 Rebellion
1874 - 1880: General G.T. Beauregard (Conservative)
1873 (with James L. Orr) def. Senator John H. Reagan (Federalist), Rep. Roger Atkinson Pryor (Golden Circle)
• 1878 Beginning of the Confederate-American Border War
1880 - 1886: Vice President James L. Orr (Conservative)
1879 (with Lucius B. Northrop) def. Governor John G. Carlisle (Federalist), Rep. Roger Atkinson Pryor (Golden Circle)
• 1881 End of the Confederate-American Border War - Slight American Victory - Confederate Cessions in Kentucky, Missouri, and N. Virginia
• 1882 Impeachment of President Orr
1886 - 1892: Senator Edmund Pettus (Golden Circle)
1885 (with Wade Hampton III) def. Secretary of State Isham G. Harris (Conservative), Fmr. President Judah P. Benjamin (Federalist)
1892 - 1898: Vice President Wade Hampton III (Golden Circle)
1891 (with Alcibiades DeBlanc) def. Governor Lee S. Overman (Conservative), Senator Augustus H. Garland (Federalist)
1898 - 1901: Actor John W. Booth (Golden Circle)
1897 (with Ben Tillman) def. Governor Fitzhugh Lee (Conservative - Federalist)
1901 - 1904: Vice President Ben Tillman (Golden Circle)
1904 - 1910: Senator John P. Buchanan (Conservative)
1903 (with John Daniel) def. Sheriff D. Theophilus Stafford (Golden Circle), Rep. Samuel I. Hopkins (Confederate)
1910 - 1916: Fmr. President Benjamin Tillman (Golden Circle)
1909 (with Sidney J. Catts) def. Senator Clifton Breckenridge (Conservative)
1916 - 1917: Governor E.H. Crump (Conservative)
1915 (with John M. Parker) def. Senator Furnifold M. Simmons (Golden Circle), Governor Fred W. Holt (Confederate)
1917 - 1919: President E.H. Crump (Independent)
1919 - 1921: Vice President John M. Parker (Independent)
1921 - 1923: General C.P. Summerall (Military)
1921 (with Arthur MacArthur III) def. Senator Oscar Underwood (Conservative), Fmr. President John M. Parker (Independent)
1923 - 1928: Vice President Arthur MacArthur III (Golden Circle)
1928 - 1934: General James C. Breckenridge (Conservative)
1927 (with Xenophon O. Pindall) def. President Arthur MacArthur III (Golden Circle), Activist Maymie de Mena (Freedom Democratic)
1934 - 1940: Fmr. Senator Hubert D. Stephens (Conservative)
1933 (with Cary A. Hardee) def. Senator James T. Heflin (Golden Circle), Fmr. Vice President Sidney J. Catts (Temperance), Activist William E. Walling (Freedom Democratic)
1940 - 1941: Senator Huey P. Long (Freedom Democratic)
1939 (with Ellis Arnall) def. Senator Ellison D. Smith (Golden Circle), Governor Westmoreland Davis (Conservative)
1941 - 1942: Fmr. Senator Charley Johns (Military)
1942 - 1946: Fmr. President Huey P. Long (Democratic)
1946 - 19XX: First Lady Rose McConnell (Democratic)
1945 (with Ellis Arnall) def. Ret. General Paul Caraway (Golden Circle), Fmr. Secretary Prentice Cooper (Conservative), Fmr. President Charley Johns (Pork Chop)
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Walker Percy
Pauline Van de Graaf Orr
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