840:. In Philadelphia, Clinton took his seat in Congress on May 15, 1775. He remained a delegate until July 8, 1776. However, on December 19, 1775, the Provincial Congress commissioned him a brigadier general in New York's state militia, tasked with defending the Highlands of the Hudson River from British attack. This role caused him to be absent from many sessions of the Continental Congress. Although he resigned his seat before New York's delegates had been granted permission to vote for, or sign, the Declaration of Independence, he was an enthusiastic supporter of American independence, even suggesting in one speech to Congress that a reward should be offered for the assassination of King
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1141:. Clinton received just six electoral votes for president as Madison consolidated support within the party. Although Clinton had effectively run against Madison, he received the vice presidential votes of most Democratic-Republican electors, who did not want to set a precedent of defying the choice of the congressional nominating caucus. After the 1808 election, though he was ostensibly a member of the Madison administration, Clinton and his supporters frequently opposed Madison. Clinton helped block the appointment of
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Hampshire and many thousands of settlers arrived. In 1764 King George III awarded the disputed region, then called the New Hampshire Grants, to New York. New York refused to recognize property claims based on New Hampshire law, thus threatening the eviction of many settlers. Consequently,
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chose him as the vice presidential nominee. Clinton's supporters nonetheless put him forward as a presidential candidate, attacking the foreign policy of the
Jefferson administration. The Federalist Party considered endorsing Clinton's candidacy, but ultimately chose to re-nominate their 1804 ticket
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Congressional committee recommended recognition of Vermont and its admission to the Union. The committee's recommended bill was opposed by New York's delegates and did not pass. Six years later the New York legislature decided to give up New York's claims to Vermont on the condition that
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Clinton as "The astutest politician in Revolutionary New York," a man who "understood the power of symbolism and the new popularity of a plain style especially when practiced by a man with the means and accomplishments to set himself above the common people."
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President (his fourth under President Madison), George Clinton died from a heart attack on April 20, 1812, at the age of 72. Clinton was the first vice president to die in office as well as the first vice president to die overall. Clinton was the first of two vice
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1364:A History of Corboy Presbyterian Church and School
1173:He was re-interred at the Old Dutch Churchyard in
6009:19th-century vice presidents of the United States
1645:Proceedings of the American Philosophical Society
1145:as Secretary of State. He also cast an important
902:, Clinton and Washington negotiated with General
2221:nominee for Vice President of the United States
2158:nominee for Vice President of the United States
1472:"A Revolutionary Day Along Historic US Route 9W"
6134:People of New York in the French and Indian War
6059:Continental Army officers from New York (state)
6039:1808 United States vice-presidential candidates
6034:1804 United States vice-presidential candidates
914:and served as its president from 1794 to 1795.
968:. Federalists rallied around the candidacy of
708:and Elizabeth Denniston Clinton, who had left
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1054:The land that is in the present-day state of
879:Gubernatorial portrait of George Clinton, by
736:and the uncle of New York's future governor,
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6099:Members of the New York Provincial Assembly
1873:. The Miller Center, University of Virginia
1693:"Copper coin: George Clinton Copper – 1787"
1306:and printed again in series 1995 and 2003.
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1066:. During 1749–1764 it was governed as a
614:on account of disputes over land claims.
6094:Members of the New York General Assembly
6084:Jefferson administration cabinet members
4241:1812 United States presidential election
4047:1808 United States presidential election
3851:1804 United States presidential election
3637:1796 United States presidential election
1899:Architect of the Capitol: George Clinton
1444:, Baker and Scribner, pp. xv–xvii,
1441:The Life and Writings of De Witt Clinton
1244:The grave monument of George Clinton in
655:longest-serving governor in U.S. history
6109:New York (state) Democratic-Republicans
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1026:in April 1800, and was a member of the
403: 1770; died 1800)
341:, Province of New York, British America
72:March 4, 1805 – April 20, 1812
6104:Members of the New York State Assembly
6089:Madison administration cabinet members
1499:Kaminski, John P., "Clinton, George",
1369:
922:In the early 1780s, Clinton supported
629:and advocated for the addition of the
187:July 30, 1777 – June 30, 1795
1909:Barbagallo, Tricia (March 10, 2007).
1904:An examination of the Clinton Lineage
1225:Martha Washington Clinton (1783–1795)
764:, accompanying his father in 1758 on
140:July 1, 1801 – June 30, 1804
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6139:Vice presidents of the United States
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1911:"Fellow Citizens Read a Horrid Tale"
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1149:that prevented the recharter of the
894:, he supplied food to the troops at
244:May 15, 1775 – July 8, 1776
6119:Politicians from Kingston, New York
2011:Vice President of the United States
1115:vice president of the United States
1079:. Vermont's repeated petitions for
1034:at Burr's urging, and defeated the
1005:his narrow and disputed re-election
972:, and Adams finished second in the
752:, he first served on the privateer
60:Vice President of the United States
6044:American people of English descent
1501:The Encyclopedia of New York State
949:identifies Clinton as "Cato", the
641:. Clinton received the third most
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6124:People from New Windsor, New York
6004:18th-century American politicians
5736:Presidents of Columbia University
1287:National Statuary Hall Collection
1011:was excluded on a technicality.)
716:, a series of laws passed by the
712:, Ireland, in 1729 to escape the
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278:President of Columbia University
5676:Benjamin Williams Crowninshield
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1151:First Bank of the United States
1130:congressional nominating caucus
1028:24th New York State Legislature
987:, he was chosen by the nascent
886:He was known for his hatred of
870:Lieutenant Governor of New York
682:congressional nominating caucus
579:. Clinton served as the fourth
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5199:Presidency of Thomas Jefferson
1886:"George Clinton (id: C000527)"
788:Coat of Arms of George Clinton
661:surpassed his record in 2015.
645:in the election, as President
575:in the formative years of the
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6129:People from colonial New York
6079:Governors of New York (state)
3578:indicate acting officeholders
2047:President of Columbia College
1855:Spaulding, E. Wilder (1938).
1768:. Syracuse University Press.
1723:; accessed September 13, 2010
1438:Campbell, William W. (1849),
744:French and Indian War service
625:, Clinton became a prominent
1745:. Rowman & Littlefield.
1598:Kaminski (1993), pp. 170–180
1272:Clintonville, Columbus, Ohio
945:Twentieth-century historian
940:United States Bill of Rights
862:In June 1777, he was elected
822:New York Provincial Congress
700:Clinton was born in 1739 in
631:United States Bill of Rights
448:Elizabeth Denniston (mother)
6144:Columbia University faculty
5204:Presidency of James Madison
5163:Democratic-Republican Party
4255:Democratic-Republican Party
4159:Charles Cotesworth Pinckney
4061:Democratic-Republican Party
3965:Charles Cotesworth Pinckney
3865:Democratic-Republican Party
3729:Democratic-Republican Party
3714:Charles Cotesworth Pinckney
2279:Democratic-Republican Party
1819:. Oxford University Press.
1719:September 25, 2010, at the
1714:"The George Clinton Bridge"
1366:. Longford. pp. 13–28.
1295:Declaration of Independence
1169:His original burial was in
1135:Charles Cotesworth Pinckney
1098:Vice presidency (1805–1812)
989:Democratic-Republican Party
838:Second Continental Congress
760:George rose to the rank of
635:Democratic-Republican Party
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6149:Clinton family of New York
5209:Presidency of James Monroe
1737:Kaminski, John P. (1993).
1607:CQ Guide to U.S. Elections
1580:. Architect of the Capitol
1553:Kaminski, John P. (1993).
1533:bioguideretro.congress.gov
1513:Kaminski, John P. (1993).
1315:Kingston-Rhinecliff Bridge
1104:1804 presidential election
1050:Threats to conquer Vermont
985:1792 presidential election
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834:First Continental Congress
639:1792 presidential election
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1671:"Clinton genealogy site"
1256:Clinton County, New York
1184:, challenged Madison in
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1362:Murphy, Victor (2015).
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612:entrance into the Union
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6154:American slave owners
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4833:Franklin D. Roosevelt
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1985:Governor of New York
1811:Cornog, Evan (1998).
1760:Lee, John K. (2010).
1336:: born July 15, 1739.
1317:in honor of Clinton.
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5194:Era of Good Feelings
4823:Charles W. Fairbanks
4703:Francis P. Blair Jr.
4432:Other 1812 elections
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3991:Other 1804 elections
3795:Other 1796 elections
2730:lieutenant governors
2502:Charles W. Fairbanks
2430:John C. Breckinridge
2263:presidential elector
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2190:Governor of New York
2179:Robert R. Livingston
2135:Governor of New York
1959:Governor of New York
1260:Clinton County, Ohio
1230:Pierre Van Cortlandt
1209:Edmond-Charles Genêt
585:governor of New York
226:Continental Congress
196:Pierre Van Cortlandt
128:Governor of New York
5584:William H. Crawford
5578:Alexander J. Dallas
5535:William H. Crawford
5523:Alexander J. Dallas
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4693:George H. Pendleton
4683:Herschel V. Johnson
4529:Charles C. Pinckney
2472:Thomas A. Hendricks
2125:New political party
1859:. The Macmillan Co.
1428:Lee (2010), pp. 1–2
1073:Green Mountain Boys
768:'s 1758 seizure of
649:and Vice President
5688:Samuel L. Southard
5566:John Armstrong Jr.
5517:George W. Campbell
5184:First Party System
4853:Joseph T. Robinson
4733:William H. English
4633:Richard M. Johnson
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2514:Thomas R. Marshall
2496:Theodore Roosevelt
2460:William A. Wheeler
2400:Richard M. Johnson
2382:Daniel D. Tompkins
2061:William S. Johnson
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5658:Robert Smith
5639:William Wirt
5572:James Monroe
5480:James Monroe
5474:Robert Smith
5439:U.S. Cabinet
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5486:John Graham
5482:(1811–1817)
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5053:Sarah Palin
4903:Earl Warren
4404:President:
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