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

carry into practical execution his noble conception
and should feel myself happy in having il in my power
IN any way 10 contribute thereto
RIO. STRANGE, Fayetteville, N. G.
cordially concur in the above expression of appro-
baton the expression Of Benton Of Missouri of
the plan OF Mr. Vattemare for the extension of know
ledge and information among the nations of the civil
lied world
BEDFORD BROWN
Representatives.
Charles Fisher of Salisbury, N. c.
Edmund Deberry, of Lawrencevle, N {,
Charles Shepard, Of North Carolina
Jno. Hill, of North Carolina.
Jas J. Mckay of North Carolina
M. Il. Hawkins, of North Carolina
W. Montgomery, of Albright's, N, G.
X Rayner, Of North Carolina.
J. A. Bynum, Of North Carolina.
James Graham, of Ruthertordton, N. G.
1t gives pleasure to assure Mr. Vattemare that
his noble purpose of exciting a mutual good feeling
by the reciprocal interchange of good Offices " be
tween The old world and the new, meets with my
hearty APPRECIATION Though we have been "enemies
in wal" we ought to be in peace friends"
EDWD. STANLY, Washington, N. c.
have no doubt that the plan proposed by Mr. Vat
temere, will greatly condnce to the happiness and i'm
provement Of mankind if it can be carried into
cesstul operation LEWIS WILLIAMS,
OF Panther Creek, N. c.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
Senator's.
The adoption of Mr. vattemare's project by the
enlightened governments of the world would be de-
cided step In the progress Of general civilization
VIM. G. PRESTON, of South Carolina.
Representatives.
James Rogers, Pinckncy District, South Carolina
J. +, Holmes, Charleston, South Carolina
r. Barnwell Rhctt Of South Carolina
S. w Butler, South Carolina.
Waddy Thompson, Jr., South Carolina.
f. w Pickens, South Carolina.
| cordially approve of Mr.. Vattemares project OF
international exchange of the productions the arts
&c Its accomplishment result in general benefit
to the human family. JOHN CAMPBELL
South Carolina.
do most cheerfully add my humble name in com
mcndation of this most invaluable enterprise of Mr..
Vattemare, JOHN X. GRIFFIN,
Newberry CT House, s. G.
TRANSLATION.
C'cst avec beaucoup de Ii is with great pca SIRE
plasir que ic recommande that recommend 10 the
la consideration de consideration of nv col
colleagues les efforts de M leagues the efforts of Mr.
Vattemare pour lcstab- Vattemarc to establish
Basement 'un echange in international exchange Of
ternational des ouvrages works both of art and IL
dart ct de literature a la terature To his convic-
conviction, DIES resutats ton of the happy results
hcureux que son systeme which his system prsni-
dot produre, JIG joint la SEES and will produce,
mienne, will most cordially add
Thomas D. SUMTER, mine
Sumter District, Tmos ID. SUMTER,
South Carolina South Carolina,
STATE OF GEORGIA
Senator's
With pleasure express my hearty concurrence in
the opinion Of my distinguished countryman in regard
the merit and Importance to the literary enterprise
and undertaking of Mr.. Vattemare.
WILSON LUMPKIN,
OF Athens Georgia
Washington, June 22d 1870
concur readily with the gentlemen whose names
precede mine in approving the plan of M. Vattemare
A. CUTHBERT.
Representatives..
If the plan of Mr.. Vattemarc can be carried into
effect il will bring the nations into more intimate
acquaintance than can he effected by the facili
ties of steam communication.
RICH w HABERSHAM,
Member of the House of Representatives, of Ga.
w. T Colquitt, of Georgia.
T. c. Afford of Georgia
Lot Warren Of Palmyra, Lee Co, Georgia
w C. Dawson, Greensburgh, Georgia
Edward ] Black of Georgia.
f. A. Nsbet, Macon, Georgia.
have great pleasure in stating that regard with
the most lively interest the plan of Mr. Vattemare,
for the mutual exchange of works of Europe and this
country. THOS. BUTLER KING,
A Representative of the State of Georgia
The undersigned, as an individual would cheer
fully do any thing in his power to promote all proper
efforts to advance the interests Of the arts and
sciences" and does not think, however, that,
Legislative body, the Congress of the u s. or its
members has power authority to adopt aid in the
execution of the project" of Mons Vattemare-the
best legislative medium he thinks, would be to the
respective State governments.
MARK A. COOPER,
OF the State of Georgia
STATE OF KENTUCKY