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seat of nine powerful Republics and the Hene of inlended and
unexamples improvements which the halmcinations of Science have
superindued in the mublic mind and where only the right of self
Government and the right of man are understood and enjoyed by
Nations of Framer. If the President was cause to propose the
ments scheme that is discussed naw there the perhaps it may serve to the excision
project of a public declaration to the consideration of Congref and the
agitates American mind and from allay ultros
reduce politicians To macketates in the sale of party.
may
Winnalemen be the result of the project herein proposed
I find satisfaction in the idea that but trifling extra expense
whether it is received favourably or thought to be visionary still on
is necepary for its adoption and further consolation attend, me in
the consideration that ask no other reward but the desire to
see our beloved Country first in the cause of philanthrong as
first in honour and prosperity.
with respect for the unbanity and intognity with which
With as mind Deeply embred in the love of Country and
discharged the high responsibilities imposed by the banstitution you have
and hoping you will believe me sincere I remain yours truly
bastleton Retland founty Wermont, Samuel Whittech
Dec 16 the 1833
Hon Lewis fap Secretary of off
P.S. Sir you will observe an intimation in the foregoing that
the Secretary of State is also instuded in the connespondence and if you
think the subject worthy of notice please to confer the favour. The
proposition is meant for the consideration of the whole Indian t but
make the andrey to the was Department.
as it is principally concerning prisoners of was it seemed proper to
recentative of this District and in Sept. I wrote to Han. T.2. address
In the Month of May last I wrote to Mr Stare the Report
and from on this same subject and from neither have I received an return
of their vaines. With Mr. Slade I am personally acquainted for
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