To John Adams from William Tudor, Sr.

March 1818

Dear Sir

Boston March 1818

At the Request of General Welles I write this Letter to introduce Mr. Binon the Artist we yesterday mentioned in the Committee’s Address & whose Services you so kindly condescended to encourage, for the Public Purpose of gratifying the Citizens of this Town, & Posterity.

From the Specimen of his Abilities as an Artist of which We have a satisfying Proof in a Bust of General Dearborn, we confide in a successful Obtainment of a much desired Purpose, not lessened by the interesting Interview which took Place Yesterday at Quincy.

most respectfully Yours

Wm Tudor

MHi: Adams Papers.

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