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

Senators.
The system of literary exchanges TO which Mr.
Vateinare has devoted himself with the zeal Of an
apostle commends itself TO the generous the learned
anu the wise, because il promotes commonwealth OF
ieuers, anu community of intelligence. The United
States VIII receive benefit by It's adoption II will
prhg 10 US the letters and sciences Of centuries gone
ny, and the improvements founded upon them Eu-
rope will not profit lessher governments and people
WIN DE taught much, which they do sufficiently un
uerstand OF nation, youthful, vigorous enterprisng
mbned with the spirit of inventions, and the love Of
letters and rapidly assuming her just position Of power
ana influence in all the relations OF the commercial
and christian world
SAMUEL l.. SoUTHARD,
OF New Jersey
Washington, ION Jine, 1910
concur in the appreciation expressed Of the plan Of
Mr. "A. Vattemare, OF systems of international ex-
change, which he has submitted. II is in accordance
with the enlightened spirit Of the age, and reflects
upon him the highest honor
GARRETT d. WALL.
Representatives.
James B. Ayergg, Of Syramus, New Jersey.
Daniel b. Ryall, Of Freehold New Jersey
William Z. Cooper of Gloucester CO., New Jersey
Joseph kille, of Salem New Jersey.
Joseph F, Randolph, of New Brunswick, N J
The liberal design Of Mr. Vattemare has my entire
appreciation, ID. VROOM
of Summeryille, New Jersey
8 seats contested
STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA
Senate.
Between the Old and the New World there has
long existed mutual spirit of enterprise in the
change OF commercial objects.
But It belongs To Mr. Vattemare to have suggested
a national interchange of intellectual matter both as
regards literature and the fine arts
! hope the enlightened nations Of the world will
JON cheeruy IN bringing To contamination project
OF such universal interest
DAN'L. STURGEON, Pennsylvania
June2 1910.
Representatives..
AS a member of the Committee on the Library of
Congress have had occasion To examine the project
of Mr.. Alexandra Vattcmarc, and most heartily APP
prove OF IT, sincerely hope that he may be
full in its establishment
CHARLES NAYLoR of Philadelphia.
Mr. Vattemares active benevoence, and the kind
and Catholic spirit exhibited in his plan, entitc him
10 much higher evidence of consideration than is
afforded by complying with his very moderate request
JOHN SERGEANT
Representative of the State of Pennsylvania.
William S, Ramsey of Carlisle, Pennsylvania.
John Galbraith, of Erie, Pennsylvania.
X. Ill Hammond of Milton, Pennsylvania.
John Edwards, of Delaware, Co, Pennsylvania.
David Perikn, of Dansle, Columbia Co, Pa
A G Marchand, of Pennsylvania
Samuel w Morris, Pennsylvania.
Edwd Davies, of Lancaster Co, Pennsylvania
Thomas Henry, of Pennsylvania.
Peter Newhard, Allentown, Pennsylvania.
L. Payn,er, Philadelphia Co, Pennsylvania
Charles Ogc, of Pennsylvania
w. SiInonton, of Hanover, Pennsylvania.
Enos Hook, OF Green Co, Pennsylvania.
Isaac Leet, of Washington, Pennsylvania.
William Beatty, of Butler, Pennsylvania
Francis James, Of Weschester, Pennsylvania.
George McCulloch, Of Centre Co. Pennsylvania.
David w. Wagner of Easton, Pennsylvania.
James Gerry, of Pennsylvania
George w. Toland, of Philadelphia, Pa.
Richard Biddle, of Ptsburg, Pennsylvania.
take pleasure in expressing my appreciation of the
object of M Vattemare on this matter.
JAMES COOPER, Pennsylvania.
Joseph Fornance of Norristown, Pennsylvania.