Oregon Sen. Mark Hatfield
commemorated the University
library Sunday for serving as a
repository of government
documents for 100 years.
Speaking at the Valley River
Inn to a meeting of The Friends
of the Library, Hatfield con
gratulated the library,
represented by University
Librarian George Shipman, and
then shared some documents
from his own personal library
with the crowd.
Foremost in Hatfield's collec
tion are memorobilia of
presidents, most notably
Abraham Lincoln, including a
commission signed by Lincoln
for Oregon's Cape Perpetua.
Hatfield has a copy of the only
known photograph of Lincoln
from Gettysburg. Also notable is
his copy of a Lincoln biography
authored by the president's
secretary and signed by Lin
coln's descendant, Robert Todd
Lincoln Beckwith.
Beckwith is the sole survivor
of the Lincoln line, and Hatfield,
a history buff, said he was torn
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Hatfield honors University library
Speaks on his collection of Abe Lincoln memorabilia
when Beckwith, now 90 and ail
ing in a Vermont rest home, was
hit by a paternity suit several
years ago.
“I had ambivalent feelings
about whether he'd win or
lose," he said.
Hatfield's collection includes
biographies of former Yugosla
vian Pres. Marshall Tito and
socialist Norman Thomas, who
ran for president in 1936. Hat
field's copy of each book
respectively contains the last
signatures penned by Tito and
Thomas, both dead.
"I was aquainted with Nor
man Thomas," Hatfield said of
the renowned U.S. socialist.
"Tell my conservativ-e
Republican friends that."
Hatfield, in Oregon this week
for the Memorial Day recess,
said his hobby as a bibliophile is
a nice change of pace from the
rigors and pressures of being a
U.S. senator.
"It's a relaxing sort of excer
cise I slip into to shift my gears
and clear my mind," he said.
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Sen. Mark Hatfield told an au
dience honoring the Universi
ty library of his personal col
lection of Lincoln
memorabilia.
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