Garfield Eulogies Honor Murdered President in Capitol
Ex Secretary Blaine delivers a Washington tribute detailing Lincoln’s death, Garfield’s lineage from English Puritans and French Huguenots, his frontier poverty, education at Williams College, rapid rise as a general and congressman, and his calm, principled presidency amid controversy.
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