A naval officer by this surname produced an unheeded 1957 report which demonstrated that homosexuals did not pose a security risk. With Andrew Johnson, a man with this surname sponsored a War Aims resolution which declared that the goal of the Civil War was to preserve the Union, not end slavery. A governor of Missouri with this surname put out the $5,000 bounty that inspired Robert Ford's killing of Jesse James. Legislation proposed by a man with this surname had a similar goal to the contemporaneous (*) Corwin Amendment. That politician with this surname, who served as Attorney General for William Henry Harrison and Millard Fillmore, propos
A naval officer by this surname produced an unheeded 1957 report which demonstrated that homosexuals did not pose a security risk. With Andrew Johnson, a man with this surname sponsored a War Aims resolution which declared that the goal of the Civil War was to preserve the Union, not end slavery. A governor of Missouri with this surname put out the $5,000 bounty that inspired Robert Ford's killing of Jesse James. Legislation proposed by a man with this surname had a similar goal to the contemporaneous (*) Corwin Amendment. That politician with this surname, who served as Attorney General for William Henry Harrison and Millard Fillmore, proposed a set of six constitutional amendments that would have prevented the abolition of slavery in the South. For 10 points, give this surname of a Kentucky Senator who names a failed 1861 compromise that attempted to prevent the Civil War.
A naval officer by this surname produced an unheeded 1957 report which demonstrated that homosexuals did not pose a security risk.
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