James Buchanan

• sister Jane Buchanan Lane -married Elliot Toll Lane (? - Nov. 23, 1840 Maria Buchanan Magaw/Yates - married Dr Jesse Magaw (c.1786 - Sep 29, 1823); married Thomas Samuel Johnson; married Dr. Charles M. Yates (1804-1891)
• sister Sarah Buchanan Huston - married James Johnston Huston
• sister Harriet Buchanan Henry married Rev. Robert Henry(c. 1798- Nov. 1838), married in 183
• brother Edward Young Buchanan- married Anne Eliza Foster(Jan. 12, 1812- Apr, 7, 1891) - married in 1833. She was the sister of song-writer Stephen Foster.

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James Buchanan won the 1856 presidential election defeating John Freemont. In the 1856 presidential election James Buchanan received 174 electoral votes and John Freemont received 114 electoral votes. The popular vote totals were Buchanan 1,836,072 and Freemont 1,342,345.

As a Pulitzer prize-winning crime reporter for the Miami Herald, who also won a George Polk Award, and as a bestselling author of fiction and non-fiction books, short stories and essays.

One factor was old age-- few men of his era lived into their late 70s (he was 77 when he died in 1868). He had been in declining health ever since he left the presidency, and in the end, respiratory failure was the cause of death.

"We Polked them in '44, we Pierced them in '52, and we'll Buck them in '56."

Nobody- he was not assassinated. I do not even know of any attempts on his life.

He is 6 feet tall.

Jsmes Buchanan does not have a presidential library. His home, Wheat land, which is now a museum of sorts and open to the public, is in Lancaster , Pennsylvania.

He is buried is in a Lancaster public cemetery,

President James Buchanan is buried at Woodward Hill Cemetery in Lancaster, PA .

There is a James Buchanan Cemetery near Nashville. TN , which is named after a different James Buchanan.

Buchanan did not have any grandchildren-- he did not even have any children.

James Buchanan was the 15th US President. Here are some facts about him:

A. He was a Democrat;

B. He served from 1857 to 1861;

C. He served briefly in the War of 1812;

D. In 1820 he was elected to Congress where he served 5 terms;

E. In 1831 he was appointed minister to Russia;

F. In 1845, he was named Secretary of State by President Polk;

G. In 1857 he endorsed the concept of popular sovereignty and recommended that Congress approve a pro slavery Kansas; and

I. He did not run for re-election.

The salary for the president was $25,000 per year at that time.

Buchanan was the 15th president and served for four full years as the leader of the country at critical time in US history. Before tha, he was an important diplomat and Secretary of State. He had a significant role in US foreign and domestic government policy for many years.

He was in the Democratic Party.

he liked boners

James McClurg represented Virgina at the Constitutional Convention. He arrived on May 25 and left for the last time on July 21. McClurg agreed to represent Virgina after Richard Henry Lee and Patrick Henry declined the invitation to serve as representatives.

The Buchanan dollar was minted in 2010, and is worth exactly one dollar.

end agitation over the issue of slavery

James Buchanan was not a member of the Whig Party.

I am not sure what you want to know. The Whig party broke up over slavery and the new Republican party was not well organized nationally. Consequently Buchanan did not have any strong competition once he won the nomination. He won the nomination because he had been living abroad as minister to England and so seemed somewhat above the fray produced by domestic affairs. Also he was popular in the South due to his part in the Ostend manifesto and was perceived as soft on slavery.

no one molded James madisons character