The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-08-05
Representatives.

~ Syuttersvu. yilie,4els.1esases
w b. Campbell, Carthage, Smith Co., Ten.
A. V. Brown, Tennessee.
WASHINGTON, July %, 1910,
MY Dear SIR:
| regret that my,engagements during the late
session, did not allow me to take some more 40
tixs part in causing youg. yery. Interested
| views to, be promptly met by, Congress For
your success SO far, In this country, you haye,to
thank yourself chiefly; for when party politics
have entirely, superseded, they have of late,
every other subject Of general or social interest,
was surprised that you were able to awaken
any degree of interest in the SUCCESS Of your pro
ject, deserving as it is. ~ .,s,,qst =, ;rIu ane
A little more reflection upon thelnature Of your
roposition-ethanfsI had time totbestow, whsh
you first mentioned it to me-has caused me to
Wonder that something of the kind had not long
since been thought of, and adopted, all
civilized nations A scheme simple, andYet
soeomprehensive, promising So gFeatfan
amount of good, at so small charge, either 81
money or labor, think has never been c9nceiyTt
ed, You will, sir, if you succeed to- the extent
of your, views, entitle yourself toabe rankeAi
| among the coneuerors Of the world, and not thd5
least mefftoriOus among them. - '7a@
To conquer the prejddices, the jealousies and
hates, which have SO long existed between ma
tons, though springing from the same stock, and
to bring them to regard and act towards each
other with the same generosity and magnanimi-
ty, which we often observe in the intercourse Of
cultivated and eminent members OF the same
community--you may lay claim to:a seatin,t the
temple of that goddess, whom we all worship
which none that come after you can deprive you
of. can think of no means so well adapt6d 10
so great end, as. the free interchange and re-
ciprooafi knowledge and enjoyment, among ma
tions, of the current inventions, arts literature,
and Legislation of each other. With sincere
wishes for your personal happiness, and the COM
plete success of all your noble and generous do
signs, IL a fLa .sa mrs - '4s'iil T.
l am, with true regard, )"-9i
e,.. ~ -, JOHN, BELL.
STATE OF OHIO, & Sing.
Senator's. .se1
Iapproye-of Mr.. Vottemare's plan, and will,
with great pleasure, aid in its accomplishment
BENJAMIN TAPPAN.
also. 4WsALLEN, of Ohio. q
Representatives.. lcr scyi
John w. Allen, Cleveland, Ohio. Of
VIM Key Bond, Ghillecothe, Ohio. inF
P. G. 4Goode, Shelby co. Ohio. as11a1tf
John Hastings,-!salem,r6o fumbiaco. Ohio
JOSEPH Ridgeway, Columbus, Ohio: Tfa4la
John B. Weller, Hamilton, Ohio.
J.R. Giddings, -Ashtabnla CO. Ohio, ana n
Henry Swearingen, Ohio.
D. A. Starkweather, Canton, Ohio q }HT
s. Mason, Ohio. ,,a --r,. "a, tle s-rpAl,
q. Sweeny,, Ohio .te5N,.a ~ e.
D D;I p sL-ess.better, MeilersbeTg, Holmes eoo.
Calvary Morris, Ohio. ~ sr ,ts.
William Doane, Ohio.
W. Medili, Lancaster, Ohio. ...s n .,s,,s4
Sir: Icheerfully annex my name as evidence ..
of my appreciation of the laudable business sinna
which you are engaged. You have my sincere q
wishes for success and happiness lo- snoo
.Isajaf ~ aas.A. DUNCAN f Ohio rs ~
highly approve Of Mr.. Vattemares plan for =
spread of useful knowledge, and most cordially
give my signature and best wishes for his suc7n
ti r=te5 JONATHAN TYLOR, of Ohio "a
Imost cordially reciprocate the motives Of Mr.
Vattemare in his proposed system of interchange.
ISAAC PARRISH, of Cambridge, Ohio.
STATE, OF LOUISIANA. ..3 IS.
ia, .o,ssn. Senators. 90. pi1 .1ns99p.
Mr.. vattemare's plan, promising nothing but p
good, can hardly fail to command the approba+ -
ton and cordial good wishes of all. ~ ~
el ROBERT. CARTER NICOLAS, 1Qot
.9 ;9ta '1@h-a T'P e. OF Louisiana. a'on ..
Leseffofts de M, vattemare pour faire Feuslr, y,
lie projet d'eehange entire les diferens Convene -
ment, civilizes, est digne deloger son resultat -
est bien fait pour cimenter Punion ct la paix -
qui dcvrot caracteriser leurs relations ct en- me-
arts r. 80
.'.7' o' a: MoUToN, della Louisiana. '';'
amen sscg Representatives. 81 a..xe sas sf.t
Orguilleux de SAVIOR que votre systemic Yeca 30
son premier accueil aux etats unis dons 1S sehat
de mon etat, ii ne me reste qua faire des Voeux s
quiliseit goute della meme maniere,,le don't lie neo
pour doute, snrtou les points de lunionI ai1 17iI
an q 3itr37ss E. ID! WHITE q
confne mysehtothe unqualified expressionof u
my appreciation of Mr.. Vattemare's plan, and 3
sincerely hope may be fully eonsumfniHated.
~: t77,aii-u a2-ss THOS. w. CHINry, lsi
T. o.; a.ta so, OF Baton Rouge, Louisiana ~
R.Garland, of rOpe iousas, Louisiana. ;igni anIi5
20. Il STATE OF, INDIANA. 100 = $500 Z al
r& q 80. Senators. aai lseeit -. ~32c
i.9sG Senate Chamber, Washington City,1 sac
90 90 j1uU7a June 18th, 1S40sG- NJ $3.50
Con.ur, ing with thu eoa!ors WHO h. VS. N d
this document, and SUBSCRIBE my name. sra q o
20 tsw e,i 10, II. SMITH, of indiana. e
959 scde Repre- SentutiveS3 nice e s4tssc
James Rariden, of Indiana - riost y; j,'
All measures of avowed public utility should 10
,ceive the sanction of public men and there is9q
none,. in my humble estimation calculated tose
promote universal science to greater ektentos
than the project of M. Vattemare. STA . i;saa
nj isi JNO..W .aDAVIS, of indiana. sog
heartily, approve of yoar design. "a 'pss' s4aT
.s2oa 10 GEO. H,iPROFIf, of Indiana 81
John Carr, of Charleston, Indiana - saa9a
W.. w. Wick, Indianapolis, Indiana. ~
Thomas Smith, Versailles, Indiana .''n
approve. '9' = '..io@ +, A. HOWARD. y
HfF-st s'ta Ill 7th Con, Dis. Indiana. y
STATE OF ILLINOIS. ,ost as.,,..
80. r. &c otgggr Senators $50. % ar-Ja Il
MI hle2andre Vattemate's praisetyorthy' ee9aI'
erti5ns ff Bringing into successful operation Or
system bf international exchanges between tie
old and new world, Of such results Of intellectoh
uaI enterprise, skill, and invention, are most