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Now, what glorious system is this that
with so much economy accomplishes such iin-
mense benefits. How much does such State
act like a Parent towards her children ? How
will posterity praise their fathers, ,and genera
tioas to come glory in being the citizens of such
ii State Oh that some linton, or Hawley,
or \ Nates might be raised up here to stir up the
spirit of Delaware to this all important sub
jrct. And shall it never be How many years
must we yet wait on these 8 accumuiatOrs g
When will they be satisfied ?


On this subject have many more thoughts
and facts to communicate but lest | weary
you and the public, ! Withhold at present any
farther remarks. Should any one controvert
the calculations or suggestions have offered. l
me intrcat you,, look back once more at the facts
before stated. and answer to your conscience
and your country, Is there any ercuss for longer
delay? Oh sir, were in the Legislature. as
you are. | would count nothing dear to me thai
| might carry SO important point. would
'make the night jjoint-labourer with the day
but would introduce scheme SO simple. 81
useful, and SO glorious


PUBMCOLA.
i N. B. IF any member of the Legislature vii
engage to bring this matter before the House
and copy of the New York ''.ict for the sup
port of Common Schools" will be of any service
to him, he may obtain the same by applying tt
the Editor or The publishers of the :" Delaware
journal"


! Connected with the Act, is the Supcrnten
dant's explanation of the Law. with the vari
5 Gus Firms necessary for the Treasurer. Com
! missioners, &c. PUBLICoLA.