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Encyclopedia > David S. Dennison Jr.

David Short Dennison Jr. was an American politician of the Republican party who served in the United States House of Representatives from 1957 to 1959.


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Dennison, Jr., William (630 words)
Ohio governor William Dennison, Jr., was born in Cincinnati on November 23, 1815.
Dennison was an early participant in the newly formed Republican Party and attended the national convention in 1856 as an Ohio delegate.
Dennison continued to be prominent within the Republican Party and was chosen as the chairman of the Republican National Convention of 1864.
Ohio Historical Society | Ohio Governors (1165 words)
William Dennison, Jr., Ohio's twenty-fourth governor and the first to hold office during the Civil War, was born at Cincinnati November 23, 1815.
Dennison was drawn back into politics in February 1856, when, as one of the first prominent Whigs to become a Republican, he attended the new party's preliminary convention at Pittsburgh and served on the committee on resolutions.
Dennison's star continued to ascend, reaching a new height in 1859 with his nomination by acclamation for the governorship.
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