he was a firm unionist. rooted in the sense we must stay together as a union. james a close friend of buchanan. they were co-senators. they lived together in washington for 20 years before he returned alabama. there was speculation they had more than just a friendship relationship. there is no basis or proof to it. there were no letters found or anything like that. in 1852, he was chosen as the running mate to franklin pierce. they won the election. he developed a brick and was -- and went tuberculosis to cuba to recuperate. he is the only executive french official -- executive officials warned on foreign territory. he realized he would not recuperate and his health declined. he came back to his plantation and died the following day. was buried in chestnut hill. he was moved. the mazza liam is a greek revival form. it was erected in honor of his vice presidency of the united states. next to the mazza liam, we will come to the monuments of john tyler morgan. he was born in 1824 in tennessee. in 1855, he moved to selma and married a local selma girl. he voted to

of course, he was in all of this events of cessation a the civil war, but he was firm unionist and when separatism ambulance to blow he rooted in the sense we must stay together. we must not separate. close friend of james buchanan. they were close senators and they lived together in years ton for about 20 before he returned to alabama. >> there was speculation that had more than just a friendship relationship, but basis and no proof to that there. has never been any kind of letters found or anything like that. in 1852, he was chosen as the running mate to franklin pierce, and they won the election. he had developed tb and was ill he went to cuba under the advisement of his doctor in down there.uperate while he was in cuba, the senate bill that ecial allowed them to go -- as vice president of the united states, the only executive branch official that has ever been sworn in on foreign territory. he was in cubale that he was not going to recuperate and continued -- his continued to decline so he came back to his plantation ere in selma and died the following day. riginally, william rufus

he was a firm unionist. began to secede, he was firmly rooted in the sense that we must stay together as a union, we must not separate. he was a close friend of james buchanan. they lived together in washington for about 20 years before he returned to alabama. they was speculation that had more than just a friendship relationship, but there is no basis or proof to that. there has never been any letters found or anything like that. in 1852, he was chosen as the running mate to franklin pierce and they won the election. he had developed tuberculosis and was ill, so he went to cuba on -- under the advisement of his doctor in order to recuperate down there. while he was in cuba, the senate passed a special bill that he is the only executive branch official that has ever been sworn in on foreign territory. cubaalized while he was in that he was not going to recuperate and continued to decline. so he came back to the plantation in selma and died the following day. originally, he was buried at his plantation at che

he was a firm unionist. rooted in the sense that we must stay together as a union.a close friend of james buchanan. they were co-senators. there was speculation that they had more than just a friendship relationship. never any kind of letter sounds or anything like that. he was chosen as the running mate to franklin pierce. he had developed tuberculosis and was ill. while he was in cuba, the senate passed a special bill that allowed him to go as vice president of the united states. he is the only executive branch official that has been sworn in as foreign territory -- on foreign territory. he realized in cuba that he was not going to recuperate and continue to decline. he came back to selma and died the following day. wasinally, william rich buried across the alabama river, but was buried here in accordance with the boundaries city. this beside the door was erected in the honor of him being vice president. john tyler morgan was born in 1824 in the state of tennessee. in 1855, he married a local selma girl. 1861, he attended the alabama secession convention. he was a

he was a firm unionist. he was firmly rooted in the sense that we must stay together as a union.r in washington for about 20 years before he returned to alabama. there was speculation that they had more than a friendship relationship, but there is no basis for that. there has never been any kind of letters found or anything like that. in 1852, he was chosen as the to the manna won the election. he was ill and went to cuba under the advisory of the doctor in order to recuperate down there. while he was in cuba, the senate passed a special bill that to swear him and as the vice president of the united states. official sworn in on foreign territory. he realized while he was in cuba, he was not going to recuperate and his health continued to decline. he came back to this plantation in selma and died the following day. king was buried at his plantation across the alabama river, but was moved to the cemetery because of his importance to the city. the muzzle liam is a greek revival with the polyesters beside the door. it was erected in honor of his vice presidency. right next to the kin