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|death_place= [[St. Joseph, Missouri]] |resting_place= Mount Mora Cemetery, St. Joseph, Missouri ...

{{Short description|Lieutenant governor of Missouri}} |image = George Smith (1809-1881, Missouri Lt. Governor).jpg ...

...h''' or Busch (January 15, 1822, [[Prague]] – August 5, 1898, [[St. Louis, Missouri]]) was a man of letters, publisher, and [[Viticulture|viticulturalist]]. ...sion movement, Bush was chosen a member on the [[Unconditional Union Party|Unconditional Union]] ticket, and was made a member of the Committee of Nine, to which mo ...

|order = 20th [[Governor of Missouri]] |state1 = [[Missouri]] ...

| image = [[File:Carthage Battlefield Missouri.jpg|300px|alt=Map of Carthage Battlefield core and study areas by the Ameri | place = Near [[Carthage, Missouri]] ...

|state1 = [[Missouri]] |district1 = [[Missouri's 2nd congressional district|2nd]] ...

...nfederacy that resulted in the [[Camp Jackson Affair]]. He also served as Missouri [[provost marshal general]] and lieutenant colonel under Major General [[Sa ...as elected to the Missouri legislature and voted for the end of slavery in Missouri.{{sfn|Martin|1877|p=403}} ...

...embers to the House and Senate for the 38th Congress. Elections held among Unionists in Virginia, Tennessee and Louisiana were marred by disruption resulting in ...Green stripes represent Unionists and gray stripes represent Unconditional Unionists. The senators from Nevada and West Virginia were not seated until later in ...

| party5 = Unconditional Unionist Party (US) ...blican hold}}<br />{{legend0|#f694d7ff|Unionist Hold}} {{legend0|#c92a60ff|Unconditional Unionist Gain}}<br />{{legend0|#552200ff|Confederacy}} ...

| state = [[Missouri]] | state1 = [[Missouri]] ...

...uding 13 [[Unconditional Unionist Party|Unconditional Unionists]] and five Unionists), all from the [[Border states (American Civil War)|border states]] of [[Ma ...| [[Unionist Party (United States)|Unionist]]{{Efn|Including Unconditional Unionists.}} ...

...and Number Ten|Island Number Ten]] in [[Missouri in the American Civil War|Missouri]] while leading the 1st Division. He also served in the [[Siege of Corinth] ...eded strict military rule to keep control.<ref name=":0">{{Cite book|title=Unconditional Unionist: The Hazardous Life of Lucian Anderson, Kentucky Congressman|last= ...

|merged=[[Unconditional Union Party]] ...y]] following the [[Battle of Fort Sumter]], but many other Constitutional Unionists remained loyal to the [[Union (American Civil War)|Union]] throughout the [ ...

...-sort-value=-3 | {{Decrease}} 3{{Efn | name="3U" | Previous election had 3 Unionists.}} ! [[#Missouri|Missouri]] ...

| party4 = Unconditional Unionist | party5 = Unconditional Unionist ...

...[[Unionist Party (United States)|Unionist]]{{Efn | Including Unconditional Unionists.}} ! [[#Missouri|Missouri]] ...

...ar Democrat [[Andrew Johnson]] as Lincoln's [[running mate]]. The National Unionists hoped that the new party and the Lincoln–Johnson ticket would stress the ..., or to offer them any terms of peace, except such as may be based upon an unconditional surrender of their hostility and a return to their just allegiance to the C ...

| official_name = Avilla, Missouri | image_caption = US Post Office, Avilla, Missouri ...

...multiple regiments being organized in the Northwest. Despite this Arkansas unionists still held firm, albeit in secrecy, such as the organization of the [[Arkan ...uel Ryan Curtis|General Curtis]], entered Arkansas south of [[Springfield, Missouri]]. Some men, after seeing this large Yankee army invade their state, were c ...

...of congress were absent (14 Democrats, 28 Republicans, 2 and Unconditional Unionists). Additionally, [[Speaker of the United States House of Representatives|Spe ! [[Unconditional Union Party|Unconditional Union]] ...