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Reuben Chapmaps. s0merville, Morgan coun'
" Approving Sp4 offevery thing ,calcuDated to en-
courage the SPREAD of knowledge is the hand
maid Of virtae,jI take pleasure il adding my
signature, as evidence ofsfdy appreciation of M
Sr'''m'r'y S eaR56|s, cR&sBiaB, of Alabama.
sass Billet, Alssb bsIi esaa .aS
STATE S e nisSISSIret IA
concur in the above decentralization dhe re-
commentator of the Hon. John Norvell, Of Mi
chigan) .r.....1 II: j. TAL ~ En-, ~
No proposition has come within my lsnowl-
edge which promises much to dissiPate pre-
iudice and diffuse a liberal intelligence among
the great family of mankind, and upon such eco
nomicaI terms of reciprocity, as that OF inter-
national exchange proposed by Mr.. Vattemare,
[ conclude, therefore, the generous and benevo-
lent, every where, must concur in wishing sue
W 9 JOHN HENDERSON, of Miss.
REPRESENTATIVES,. " 2 -.'l'sis
The undersigned takes great pleasure in add
ing the humble tribute of his appreciation to those
already obtained by Monsieur Vattemare to his
design; as set forth in the preceding address. -
Member Ho, Of. Reps. q. saffron Miss
An equal competition between the intellectual
1abours Of the Eastern and Western Hemisphere
must be productive Of the haPpiest results.
]. THOMPSON of Mississippi.
- STATE OF MISSOURI. -'-. -
Senators. .,,,.., il:-. .or..l, 81
Every measure which would have the effect Of
spreading the lights Of religion and knowledge,
and tobring the different nations OF the earth in
to close communications and binding them to-,
af
men interests, must have beneficial results. Such
believe would be the tendency Of Mr.. Waite
mares exertions. y LEWIS L. I4INNss7s
NJ II. ~ i. o. .-i' "a. of Missouri
cannot limit myself to the expression Of my
great appreciation of Mr.. Vattemare's plan, and
my sincere desire to see it accomplished, but
must add that feel it one of the felicities Of
my life to have had an opportunity of making
the personal acquaintance of gentleman who is
the author and inventor Of a scheme so enlarged
and liberal, and SO conducive to the good under
standing of nations, and who unites to great and
varied talents an amiabilityi which has concilia-
ted friends all over the werld.
THOMAS Fl. BENTON,
~ of Missouri.
4S s. Representatives., !, 4 ss1s .sfss.ts.,
John Miller, Cooper County, Mo-
John Jameson, Fulton, Mo.
STATE OF ARKANSAS
ap.a n0sf,,,s,li 4 Senator's al'ns-E 3IFf3 4
The project of Mr.. Vattemare Of establishing
an International exchange Of the specimens of
the arts sciences, industry, and natural history,
is one which must meet the cordial appreciation
of every enlightened and liberal citizen of any
country A. II. SEWER, .-l ,
% q ,-l '..',.., y, of Arkansas.
J+l1qs3 n Representatives., IL fln5 $50 4
The project of Mr.. Vatteneare has my cordial
approbation. 90, s1 EDW. CROSS, ~
a1a. Hampstead city, Arkansas .ns
5,G@ STATE OF MICHIGAN. = o.3s-'9
u a.a.daaea Senator's. taF- "+192
i the more cordially concur in, the approba7
lion expressed of the enterprise of MIR. Vatte-
mare, because it proceeds from a citizen of
France, distinguished alike for her early attach
ment to America; for her general philanthropy
and devotiou-to human Liberty, and for the ge7
MUS, the science, the courage and enthusiasm,
which have shed a blaze Of. glory on her natisn-
al character. Z" r 1870 -.
--+s Is, JOHN NoRyELL Of Michigan. u
The plan of M. Vattemare commencing itself,
as it does, to the lovers of science and the pro-
motors ofmetal improvement throughout the civil
LIED world, has my ardent wishes for its success
,,,p,nseo,i A. s.. PORTER OF Michigan.
=; y. snf3,aS, ~ Representatives. nalai .id Il
Through your exertions, may the sun of science
grow brighter and brighter, in its onward path
way, until, at no distant day, it shall cuimlnate
in one fixed blaze of intellectual light and glory
ar or.nba % af ISAAC II. CRARY.
, ,sa TERRITORY OF FLORIDA "a
C. Downing, Delegate from Florida. 55gs,
TERRITORY OF IOWA: .ollG
w. w. Chapman, Burlington, Iowa, n 5a-,l
q TERRITORY.aO OF WISCONSIN,
J.D. D5ty, of Astor, Wisconsin, .seooaGi
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