The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-07-09

- ii'ohI ooNi oil MISSISSIPPI
STATE OF MISSOURI.
Senators
Every measure which would have the effect of
spreading the lights Of religion and knowledge and
10 bring the different nations OF the earth into close
communication, and binding them together by the
bands OF harmony, love, and common interests must
have beneficial results Such believe would he the
tendency Of Mr.. Vaitemares exertions.
LEWIS +. LINN, Of Missouri.
cannot limit myself 10 the expression of my great
appreciation Of Mr. Vattemare's plan, and my sincere
desire 10 see it accomplished but must add that feel
II as of the lecIiies of my life to have had OPP
portunity of making the personal acquaintance OF
gentleman who Is the author and inventor Of scheme
50 enlarged and liberal and conducive TO the good
understanding OF nations and who unites great and
varied talents an amabilny which has conciated
friends all over the world
THOMAS H. BENTON,
of Missouri
Representatives.
John Miller Cooper County Missouri
John Jameson, Fulton Missouri
STATE OF ARKANSAS
Senators
The project of Mr. Vattemare Of establishing an in
crnationa exchange Of the specimens of the arts sci
ences industry, and natural history, which
meet the cordial APPRECIATION Of every enlightened and
liberal citizen of any country.
A H. SEWER, of Arkansas
Mr. Alexander Vattemare well deserves the appro-
baton and admiration of every good citizen of this and
of other countries in prosecuting his useful and valua
BILE enterprise
May success and prosperity attend him
WIN S. FULTON, of Arkansas
Representatives
The project Of M vattemare has my cordial ap-
probation. EDW CROSS,
Hampstead city, Arkansas.
STATE OF MICHIGAN
the more cordially concur in the appreciation ex-
pressed Of the enterprise Of Mr. Vattemare because
It proceeds from citizen of France, distinguished
alike for her early attachment TO America for her
general philanthropy and devotion to human liberty,
and for the genius the science, the courage and
thusiasm, which have shed blaze OF glory on her
national character.
JOHN NoRvELL Of Michigan
The plan Of M Vattemare commenting itself, as il
does to the lovers Of science and the promoters Of
mental improvement throughout the civilized world,
has my ardent wishes for its success.
A. S. PORTER, of Michigan
Representative.
Through your exertions may the sun Of science
grow brighter and brighter in its onward pathway,
until al distant day il shall eliminate in one fixed
blaze Of intellectual light and glory.
ISAAC E CRARY
TERRITORY OF FLORIDA.
g Downing, Delegate from Florida
TERRITORY OF IOWA
w w Chapman, Burlington, Iowa
TERRITORY OF WISCONSIN,
j d Doty Of Aston, WISCONSIN
PRESIDENT AND CABINET.
Mon Alexandra Vattemare having submitted his
plan Of international Exchange Of the works of
literature and the specimen of art science, industry,
and national productions of the countries of
Europe and America, to the President of the United
States and to the members Of the Cabinet these gen
temen have been pleased TO express their appreciation
of his plan in the following very handsome and
plimentary writing, which they drew up, signed and
returned to Mon Vattemare
Concurring in the view generally entertained Of
the benefits which would accrue to science and litera-
turc, from successful execution of Mr. Alexandra
Vattemarcs plan of international Exchanges of the
productions of the arts science, and industry the
dersigned take pleasure in giving this testimonial Of
their appreciation to Mr. Vaemare's exertions-of
their wish that they may be crowned with entire
success and of their disposition to contribute, by all
in their power TO the attainment of that object
M VAN BUREN,,
JOHN FORSYTH,
LEVI WOODBURY.,
Adding an earnest hope that immediate steps may
be taken to accomplish the end desired.
J. r, POINSETT
J. X. PAULDING
JOHN M. NILES,
Ii. d. GILPIN