This volume comprises memorial addresses delivered in both the House of Representatives and the Senate during the Forty-eighth Congress, Second Session, honoring the life and character of John H. Evins, a Representative from South Carolina. These addresses offer insights into Evins's contributions to the political landscape of his time and reflect the sentiments of his colleagues in Congress. A valuable historical document, it provides a glimpse into the personal and political life of a 19th-century American statesman and the customs of congressional memorializing.
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