To John Adams from Arnold Welles

2 September 1812

Hon. Mr. Adams

Dear Sir

Boston 2d. Sept. 1812.

The Committee take the liberty to hand you the enclosed.—& they flatter themselves they shall be honored, on this occasion, by your company.

In this attention, to Capt. Hull & his Officers, we are happy to find, there appears to be but one common sentiment, that it is a tribute justly due to American gallantry.

With sentiments of the / highest respect / I am Sir / Your very Humb. Servt.

Arnold Welles

per order.

MHi: Adams Papers.

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