Senator from Alabama (03-04-1879–12-31-1879), 24th Governor of Alabama (1874–1878), Member, United States House of Representatives, Alabama 5th District (1843–1849) and (1851–1861), Alabama At Large District (1841–1843), chairman, House Democratic Caucus (1859–1861). He was a Bourbon Democrat. Lucius Q. C. Lamar, Senator from Mississippi (1877–1885), Associate Justice of the United States Supreme Court (1888–1893). Lamar was a Southern Redeemer who later became known for his advocacy of racial reconciliation. Mary Landrieu, Senator from Louisiana (1997–2015), Chair of the Senate Energy Committee (2014–2015), Chair of the Senate Small Business Committee (2009–2014), Treasurer of Louisiana (1988–1996), and member of the Louisiana House of Representatives (1980–1988). Joe Lieberman, Senator from Connecticut (1989–2013), Chair of the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee (2007–2013, 2001–2003, 2001), 21st Attorney General of Connecticut (1983–1989), member of the Connecticut State Senate from the 10th district (1973–1981) and 11th district (1971–1973), and vice presidential nominee for the Democratic Party in the 2000 presidential election. Opposed the public health insurance option John L. McClellan, Senator from Arkansas (1943–1977), Member, United States House of Representative from the 6th District, Arkansas (1935–1939). Pat McCarran, Senator from Nevada (1933–1954), Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Nevada (1917–1919) Associate Justice, Supreme Court of Nevada (1913–1917), Nye County, Nevada District Attorney (1907–1909), Member, Nevada Assembly, Washoe County (1903–1905). Zell Miller, Senator from Georgia (2000–2005), 79th Governor of Georgia (1991–1999), 8th Lieutenant Governor of Georgia (1975–1991), member of the Georgia State Senate from the 50th district (1963–1965) and 40th district (1961–1965), and sergeant in the United States Marine Corps (1953–1956). Ben Nelson, Senator from Nebraska (2001–2013), 37th Governor of Nebraska (1991–1999), and Director of the Nebraska Department of Insurance (1975–1976). W. Lee O'Daniel, Senator from Texas (1941–1949), 34th Governor of Texas (1939–1941). He endorsed the Texas Regulars. John H. Overton, Senator from Louisiana (1933–1948), Member United States House of Representatives, 8th District, Louisiana (1931–1933). Originally a supporter of Huey Long, while in the Senate, he generally voted with the Conservative Coalition. John M. Palmer (politician), Senator from Illinois (1891–1897), 15th Governor of Illinois (1869–1873), he was a conservative Gold Democrat, who supported Cleveland. He was the presidential candidate of the Bourbon Democratic National Democratic Party (United States) in 1896. Mark Pryor, Senator from Arkansas (2003–2015), 53rd Attorney General of Arkansas (1999–2003), and member of the Arkansas House of Representatives (1991–1995). James A. Reed, Senator from Missouri (1911–1929), Mayor of Kansas City, Missouri (1904–1906), city councilor,