The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-08-05

To the honorable the Members of the Senate
and House Of Representatives. ofthe United
| States Of .4nie7fca !: -7=' .s-t. ss' 'H
| Mons. Alexandra Vattemare, of France, res
pectfully requests the honorable members Of thu
/ Senate and House of Representatives to do hin
the honor to fix their signature. to this paper
as a mark Of their appreciation of his project o.
system OF international exchange of the speci
| mems of the production of the Arts, Sciences In
dustry, and National History, of each country.
The absolute and the representative govern
ments OF Europe have entered with eagerness in
to the pacific eoaIitisn calculated to draw clo-
ser and closer the bonds of human society, and
thus to realize and extend to all NATIONS the no
bic idea contained in the American motto, and to
let it read for the future not 'E Pluri5ps Untns,
but Er Omnibus Unttnl.
Mr.. Vattemare has crossed the Atlantic for the
sole purpose of using his utmost exertions to
unite the two worlds, and to excite mutual
good feeling by the reciprocal interchange of
good offices; and be matters himself that the A
MEXICAN NATfos, so great, 50 enli HhteDed, and so
forward IN adopting every improvement Tor the
benefit of.mankind, will not hesitate TO embrace,
through its worthy representatives, This tT1Iu
holy alliance, which he offers them as an hlinble
missionary of peace and good will towards men
-all children Of the same ETERsAL FATHER!i
WASHINGTON, June 9th, 1910.
d, 26th Congress, 1st Session
g.. SENATE.
From the ice President ef The Emitted, States.
have conyersed fully with Mr.. Alexandre
Vattemare, ON the plan of international ex-
changes, as explained above, and BY him verbal
ly, and not only approve of his effort, but con
slider it most liberal and honorable, and praise
worry, on his part, to make such exertions to adj
vance the happiness of mankind, and their adj
vaneement in sciences. | wish him entire sue
cess. RH. HUTCHINSON.
- ~ -. It'll June, 1910.
ing the above, was pleased to write his approba-
ton as follows: H~.'
In all which very cordially concur, :. "a
.4t4E X ,i.ia.s..r-r ~ re- M. VAN BUREN,. 90.
.''assae STATE. OF MAINE. s.''H w..
t-sa.r4,i = Senator's szra----f -55.stai
The mutual interchange between nations, of
the productions of genius and intellect, is hap
Py suggestion. In being carried ont to full prac.
teal results, in conformity with the views Of
Mr.. attemare, it will greatly enlarge and ex-
tend the sphere of talent and intelligence, and
give universally to their influence and useful
ness, scarcely to be attained in, any other way.
Z lfsMr. 'Vattemare's iaudable designs shall be
shccessful, he win have inscribed his own name
high upon that pedestal which bears the names
of SO many who have distinguished themselves
in the promotion Of civilization, and the inn
provement and happiness of man, 4A& s-t
81 - - JOHN RUGGLES. r
III Representatives. if -
E The theory of,the plan is plausiBlS;' 4 hope it
may prove, beneficial. ,s..2 ,,t. ~ =
> n+ Thomas. Davee OF Blanchard!
r ...ss@ Nathan Clifford, New6eld, !
+ a--f' George Evans - -its' - sa.'.'s [.
81 Ia. Lowell, -s,ay, -
XIX. Virgil p, Paris, III, C., Back6eld,
e. Benz. Randall, Bath,nla .7i.fss. :
A. Smith, Cumberland District. ssi.'
STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE. 1ss 1
l.. ..lsa g''e'e ss.Te Senator's. q sss.'iit n
"a 81 concur opinion with the gentlemen whose
names precede mine n-4lyya as written by the Hon
Mr.. Clayton, Senator from Delaware under
which the Hon. Mr. PIERCE wrots d,sd I, l..9'
FRANKLIN PIERCE Of N Hampshire.
Representatives.. .'i,i 2 3.fs.'i
- - Charles Gordon Atherton,. Nashua.
!. "a ls,;i. Ed,aund Burke, Newport, - esa
10 LIZA AaEastnan, Gflmahton, 'ea''
Tristan Shaw, Exeter, - , s~-a
- Jared W Williams, Lancaster,
. sTlA4lT1E OF MAssA cHlfsETTs Il, =. Z
= .srasr' 1:ses ssSsnaters - s-1t':'.s I. -
= shaetfslIy add testimony ia tie nni MN s
ems apPEpvals of Dir Mathematics plans Of ex.
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