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

~ seems To must commend Itself TO the patronage
of every friend of the arts and Of the improvement Of
the human family
JOHN BELL Of Tennessee
STATE OF OHIO
Senator'S
approve of M vaitemares plan, and will with
great pleasure, aid in its accomplishment.
BENJAMIN TAPPAN
also. w, ALLEN, OF Ohio
John w. Allen, Cleveland Ohio
VIM Key Bond, Chillecothe, Ohio.
p. G Goode, Shelby CO., Ohio.
John Hastings Salem Coumbiana co, Ohio
Joseph Ridgeway, Columbus, OHIO.
John b. Weller, Hamilton, Ohio
}. K. Giddings, Ashtabula co, Ohio,
Henry Swearingen, Ohio.
ID. A. Starkweather Canton, Ohio
). Mason, Ohio
g. Sweeney, Ohio
p. p. Leadbetter Millersburg Holmes co, Ohio.
Calvary Morris Ohio.
William Doan, Ohio.
w Medill, Lancaster, Ohio.
Sir cheerfuly annex my name as evidence of
my appreciation of the laudable business in which
you are engaged You have my sincere wthes for
success and happiness
A. DUNCAN OF Ohio.
spread Of useful knowledge, and most cordially give
my signature and best wishes for his success.
JONATHAN TAYLOR, of Ohio.
most cordially reciprocate the motives of Mr. Vat
temare in has proposed system Of Interchange.
ISAAC PARRISH of Cambridge, Ohio
STATE OF LOUISIANA
Mr., Vattemare's plan promising nothing but good,
can hardly fail to command the appreciation and cor
dial good wishes Of all
ROBERT CARTER NICOLAS
OF Louisiana.
| Les efforts de NJ Vattenare pour faire reusir lie
projet d'echange entire les dferens Commencement,
civlizes est digne deloger resulta est ben fat
pour cimenter unon ct paix qu evro caracteriser
eurs relations ct en- meme tens lie prages dcs
sciences ct DIES arts
A. MOUTON, della Louisiana
| Representatives..
| Orguilleux dc SAVIOR que votre syseme recu son
premier accueil etats uns dons le senat de mon
etat II ne me reste qua fare DIES voeux pour qu soft
geute della meme maniere lie don't je doute, surtou
| les points de lunion.
Ed. WHITE
confne myselfto the unqualified expression of my
| appreciation Of Mr.. Vattemare's PLAN and sincerely
hope il may be fully contaminated
THOS. w. CHINN
OF Baton Rouge, Louisiana
X. Garland, of Opelousas, Louisiana.
STATE OF INDIANA
Senator's
Senate Chamber, Washington City,)
June 10Th 1910 {
Concurring with the Senat rs who have signeJ This
document, and subscribe my name
Q. II. SMITH, of Indiana
Representatives.
James Rariden, of Indiana
All measures of avowed public utility should re-
ceive the sanction of public men and there Is none
IN my humble estimation, calculated TO promote uni
yersa science to greater extent than the project of
JNO w. DAVIS, of Indiana.
heartily approve of your design
GEO. H. PROFIT, of Indiana.
John Carr Charleston, Indiana
w w. Wick, Indianapolis, Indiana
Thomas Smith, Versailles, Indiana
approve. T. A. HOWARD,
18th Con. Dis. Indiana
STATE OF ILLINOIS.
Senator'S.
M. Alexandra Vatemare's praiseworhy cxertions
for bringing into successful operation Of system of
international exchanges between the old and new
world of such results of intellectual enterprise skill
and invention, most remarkable and interesting
in the science of literature, the fine arts &C. well de-
serves and trust will receive the patronage of cvery
enlightened nation The United States Of America
at least, will not fail to contribute their full share in
furtherance of the fulfilment of laudabe an un-
dertaking RICHARD NJ. YOUNG,
OF Illinois
Senate Chamber, June -, 1910
The project of Mr.. Vatiemare strikes me as mos,
happy conception and if properly carried into opero
ton, will be productive of much good
JOHN NJ. ROBINSON, of Illinois
Washington City, June d, 1910
Representatives..
You have, with great pleasure, my appreciation of
your plan to distribute books and knowledge to all the
world. JOHN REYNOLDS,
Of the State of Illinois
Il Casey Mount Vernon, Illinois
John I Stewart, Springfield, Illinois
STATE OF ALABAMA.
most cordially approve of the plan of M Waite
mares System of International Exchange" and
heartily desire its successful accomplishment
G. c.. CLAY of Alabama
Senate, u s. June l5 1910
| sm fully aware that the object of M Vattemarc is
a laudabe one but have not been able to give TO il
such an examination as will enable me to Judge of its
practicabty
WILLIAM r. KING of Alabama
Representatives.
Reuben Chapman, Somerville, Morgan CO., Ala
As member of the Committee on the Library of
Congress, have had occasion to examine the very
enlightened and benevolent proposition of M Waite
mare, TO establish system of National Exchanges in
the arts in the products Of labor and inrention in
the specimens Of natural history in the different coun
tries, and particularly in the exchange Of duplicate
volumes between the libraries Of foreign countries
and take great pleasure in saying that the scheme
is every way worthy of the generous enthusiasm of
the gentleman by whom is proposed and, if carried
into effect, with an energy corresponding to lis inn
porance, cannot fail to confer the most lasting bene
fits on the human DIXON II LEWIS
of Lowndesboro', Lowndes co, Alabama
David Hubbard, CORTLAND, Alabama.
Approving Of every thing calculated TO encourage
the spread OF knowledge the hand maid of virtue
take pleasure in adding my signature as evidence
of my appreciation Of M, Vattemares efforts
GEO w. CRABB Of Alabama
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