William Brimage Bate Late a Senator From Tennessee Memorial Addresses Fifty N
William Brimage Bate Late a Senator From Tennessee Memorial Addresses Fifty N
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Gaines^ of Tennessee 69 Breckinridge and Lane ticket in i860. His opponent was Col. E. I. Gollida}', of Lebanon, Tenn. , one of the most elo- quent speakers in the State, who afterwards . Served as a Mem- ber of Congress from the Fourth Congressional district of Tennessee. In this campaign Colonel vSmith sa3-s : "General Bate acquitted himself as a political speaker with entire satisfaction to his friends. " In 1861. As might have been expected, General Bate cast his fortunes of war with his na...tive vState, and was among the first Tennesseans to enlist in the Confederate service, and went to Virginia.
Of his Confederate record. General Ainsworth writes me as follows : WiLLi.^M B. Bate was elected colonel of the Second Tennessee Infantry, Provisional Army, May 6, 1861, and was appointed to that position by the President of the Confederate States, to take rank . ■\pril 27, 1S61 ; was promoted to be brigadier-general, Provisional Army, ()ctol>er 3, 1S62, and to major-general. Provisional Army, February 23, 1864.
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Gaines^ of Tennessee 69 Breckinridge and Lane ticket in i860. His opponent was Col. E. I. Gollida}', of Lebanon, Tenn. , one of the most elo- quent speakers in the State, who afterwards . Served as a Mem- ber of Congress from the Fourth Congressional district of Tennessee. In this campaign Colonel vSmith sa3-s : "General Bate acquitted himself as a political speaker with entire satisfaction to his friends. " In 1861. As might have been expected, General Bate cast his fortunes of war with his na...tive vState, and was among the first Tennesseans to enlist in the Confederate service, and went to Virginia.
Of his Confederate record. General Ainsworth writes me as follows : WiLLi.^M B. Bate was elected colonel of the Second Tennessee Infantry, Provisional Army, May 6, 1861, and was appointed to that position by the President of the Confederate States, to take rank . ■\pril 27, 1S61 ; was promoted to be brigadier-general, Provisional Army, ()ctol>er 3, 1S62, and to major-general. Provisional Army, February 23, 1864.
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