Alfred H. Stone Collection
Volume: 10

7. James G. Blaine, Jefferson Davis—Amnesty. In the House of Representatives, Monday, January 10, 1876 (N.p., [1876?]). (6 p.)

Speech in the House of Representatives regarding the question of whether Jefferson Davis should be granted amnesty. The speaker, a Representative from Maine, objects to amnesty for Davis because of his responsibility for the deaths of Union soldiers in Andersonville.