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William Schouler, A history of Massachusetts in the Civil War: Volume 1, Chapter 12: (search)
41 Colored volunteers 1,308 Regulars 432 Seamen 154 Marines 12 Veteran reserve corps 266 4,913 Total 159,165 In the above we have not included the five companies which joined the New-York Mozart Regiment in 1861, nor the recruits who entered the Ninety-ninth New-York Regiment, under Colonel Wardrop, formerly commanding the Massachusetts Third Regiment in the three months service in 1861, which, if added, would make the aggregate within a fraction of 160,000 men. On the 5th of January, 1866, Governor Andrew delivered his valedictory address to the Legislature, in which he reviewed the action of Massachusetts in the war during his five years of administration. He fixes the amount expended for the war by the State, and paid out of her own treasury, at twenty-seven millions seven hundred and five thousand one hundred and nine dollars. This was exclusive of the expenditures of the cities and towns. She had paid promptly, and in gold, all interest on her bonds, and had kept