The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-01-10

hand of art AT no very distant day it must becooa
it deserves to be, anobject of Legislative attention
to reclaim the large body of uncultvated marsh IN
the shores of the Delaware, composing by far l,p
most fertile land within our limits. The means a.
facilitating transportation between the waters of tIo
Delaware at Wilmington or Newcastle and the Cbes.
apeake Bay, and between the navigabe waters of hp
Nantcoke and Delaware, are subjects which have al.
ready far excited public interest that the appoih
ment of engineers to explore the country and report
upon the practlcability, advantages and probable ey
pense of executing the measures proposed for these
purposes, may now merit your consideration. Rely
ing on the estimates of scientific men, the enterpre
of individuals may often accomplish what the public
as body would never attempt.
The establishment of Agricultural Societies in our sister
states, has been attended with the important advantages
in disseminating valuable information which would not other
Wise have been collected and the benefit of the example
should moi be lost upon III the present nguhng condition
OF the landed interests of the State As climate and soil
favorable to the culture and growth of silk efforts at this
period TO introduce among important source of public
wealth and prosperity may be entitled your patronage By
you, enemen, the Improvement of country and the en-
enlargement OF domestic industry, whenever opportunity
10 effect them shall be offered. will doubtless be regarded as
duties be performed and as objects upon which YOUR an
ious attention is to be bestowed.
Ia request OF ,e Governor of the State of Alabama
lay beoe yol acy of resolution of the Legislature s
on Of slaves and recommended the adoption system foreign o
ulat Upon subject Legislature
state has heretofore acted.
In my last communication Assembly honor SUBJ
@ lt confederation, communication from His Exceleicy
lonp then Governor of Georgia. of
STATE recommending
States, as would the election President
event. lM House Representatives
resolution Of the Legislature Of tile State disappearing ae
ou n we consultation proposed by the Legislature Of Georgia, bul
g the Schaors and requesting ht Representatives
" slch alteration
~ the States composing the UnOn
procure such an amendment of tit Constitution
ho1e al free white male citizens Of the United States of the
Years. 10 vote directly for President of the United
e TO vote electors
@ ana Representa- IN Congress which
laie shall have majority all the
uhh o me United states OF the of 81
T frds nom The Two having
The remarks predecessor
ue their session in le2 the dangers
odt alterations In he
tfced'u the Necessity 0bsci
ne resolutions from the State of Georgia
pecV unlapoabe Tor he consideration
NhOnt nhlne the mntesut those
hr proposed amendments the
e e'htd observe that applaud the policy
ns'iunlt In county of
v alterations too dear 70 us to BECOME the victim
Gfyp'owls more venerable
elaSeh since us adoption which
ave btn as haio and happy perhaps
h o our History have there existed
oF on the successful administration
u aHs to Inc Almighty Ger OF all good far his
nan arr now to be- found in the condition Of To
very lawarlan the reflection To
nlor nj having taken the lead in the
hs we have all resolved that she she
W. a ohTl n May remain unimpAired by
ga ny % ra constructions and urCnHpedby
ictris, or The ruthless violence of external foes
y CHARLES POLK.
D0per, January Ctr 1929