Statistics for occurrence #1 of “Lieutenant-Governor Jacobs” in chapter 1.29, page 397 of Jefferson Davis, The Rise and Fall of the Confederate Government:
...and whose arrest for political vengeance should put a nation's check to blush, is yet held in durance vile, without a hearing and without an accusation, so far as he or his friends can ascertain.
Lieutenant-Governor Jacobs , whose yet unclosed wounds were received in battle for his country, was made a victim to partisan and personal enmity, and hurried without a hearing and without any known accusation through the rebel...
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