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William Schouler, A history of Massachusetts in the Civil War: Volume 1, Chapter 11: (search)
, I will endeavor, if you desire, to cause a copy of the portrait to be made at private expense, and to be presented to your office. A copy was made by Mr. James S. Lincoln, of Providence, R. I.; the Attorney-General assumed the expense, there being a contingent fund available for the purpose. Andrew Ellison, Jr., Esq., ofnited States, taking notice of a noble mother of five dead heroes so well deserved. We will only add that the son of Mr. Newhall was discharged, and that President Lincoln wrote Mrs. Bixby a letter full of sympathy and deep feeling, which we had the pleasure of placing in her hands. On the 10th of October, the Governor wrotehem. In addition to the money raised at the Music Hall, it appears that a large sum was also contributed by the Republican committee of Boston, assisted by Mayor Lincoln, to furnish Thanksgiving dinners to Massachusetts soldiers in camp and in hospitals. We find on the files of the Governor a letter addressed to him by Mr. Ste