Pardons Granted upon the Recommendation of Radical Governors
April 10, 1867
Summary
President Johnson has been recommended by Radicals themselves to pardon a very large number of rebels. The total number of rebels pardoned in the is 121.
Transcription
It appears from the report of the Attorney General submitted to the House of Representatives by the President in answer to a resolution of that body, that from April 15, 1865, to March 2,1866, Governor Bramlette, of Kentucky, recommended for pardon 64 rebels ; Governor Brownlow, of Tennessee, 263; Governor Fletcher, ol Missouri, 48 ; Governor Wells, of Louisiana, 250; Governor Bradford, of Maryland, 95; Governor Hamilton, of Texas, 525; Governor Murphy, of Arkansas, 125 ; and Provisional Governor Marvin, of Florida, 97. In Missouri, 55 rebels were pardoned on the recommendation of the Hon. Austin A. King. The President ordered the pardon of 121 rebels.
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“Pardons Granted upon the Recommendation of Radical Governors,” Reconstructing Virginia, accessed June 1, 2023, https://reconstructingvirginia.richmond.edu/items/show/570.