Jefferson Davis decreed that this man should be hanged if captured, and he occupied Baltimore as a leader of the Massachusetts militia.
A Thomas Nast cartoon shows this man as a genie emerging from a bottle and threatening a figure in a cradle. After the whipping of Allen Huggins, this man apocryphally gave a speech to congress while waving a bloody shirt. Like James Wilson, this man chaired a committee that investigated the Lincoln assassination. This loser of the Bermuda Hundred Campaign was the chief proponent of 1871's Ku Klux Klan Act. Jefferson Davis decreed that this man should be hanged if captured, and he occupied Baltimore as a leader of the Massachusetts militia. While commanding the garrison at Fort Monroe, this man claimed the right of "contraband of war" while refusing to return fugitive slaves. After the war, this man served in congress as a radical republican, and he ran for president in 1884 as the nominee of the Greenback Party. This commander issued the infamous General Order No. 28, which decreed that disrespectful women of a certain city should be treated like prostitutes. For 10 points, name this Union commander known as "Beast" for his ruthless rule of occupied New Orleans.
A Thomas Nast cartoon shows this man as a genie emerging from a bottle and threatening a figure in a cradle.
Benjamin Franklin {Butler}