Who responded to Governor Adelbert Ames’s requests for federal intervention in Mississippi by claiming that the American people were “tired out with these annual autumnal outbreaks in the South”?
A) U. S. Grant
B) Andrew Johnson
C) Charles Sumner
D) Alexander Stephens
Answer: A
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