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of June 1861. On June 13, 1861, at the first session of the Second Wheeling Convention, Carlile authored "A Declaration of the People of Virginia." The document pronounced Virginia's Ordinance of Secession illegal because the convention at which it had been drafted had been convened by the General
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Assembly, not by a referendum. It also called for the reorganization of the government of Virginia, arguing that due to Virginia's decision to secede from the United States, all state government offices had been vacated. The pro-Union
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as the legitimate government of the entire Commonwealth of Virginia, with Wheeling as its provisional capital. He was averse, however, to the formation of a new state out of the bulk of the pro-Union territory of Virginiaβ€”what became
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Following the war, Carlile retired from politics and returned home to resume his law practice. He died in
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Members of the United States House of Representatives who owned slaves
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Carlile was again chosen to Congress in 1861 by the
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United States Senator
Virginia
Robert M. T. Hunter
John W. Johnston
U.S. House of Representatives
Virginia
11th
Charles S. Lewis
Albert G. Jenkins
Albert G. Jenkins
Jacob B. Blair
Virginia Senate
Winchester, Virginia
Clarksburg, West Virginia
Union
American
United States senator
Union
American Civil War
Virginia
Winchester, Virginia
Beverly
Democratic Party
Virginia state constitutional convention in 1850
Virginia State Senate
Know Nothing
Virginia
United States House
Harrison County

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