For the Deiamare Journal.
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10 any MEMBER of the DELAWARE LEG1sLATuRI


who feelsa proper interest in CoaMoN ScnooLs,


LETTER |.


Dear Sir,


You love your country. and desire the welfare Of
the State in which YOU dwell. Ioa go to Dover,
not as an ofiicehunter mot for selfish speculation.
nor for political squabbe, to see how cunnngly
YOU cap promote the achnnos Of onu panty, liwevcr
wicked or injurious. and how obstinaely Won can
thwart the plans OF another party however wise in
themselves or conducive to the public good. Yov
go to represent the feelings and wishes of vonr own
county and district, it is true but to act aso for
the state at large to devise, promote and eyecute
measures Tor the common veal measures FIR which
though you gain no present office. you will receive
the thanks OF a grateful community, the blessings
ofa benefited posterity, and by which YOU will be
doing good, when the political squabbles whether
John or jonathan. Quincy or Andrew shall have an
oifce, like successive waves shall hava ,nada the;
noise and passed away. ''''A0 ''e''


address what have to say to uou Sir. becouse
no others will hear the suggestions I have 70
make on a most important subject. Bv those who
go 70 Dover to practice political maneuvers and in
u'aue, my voice, yea, the voice Of 10000 destitute
ch'id'en OF our State, would be no more regarded
.'a, me dying cries of Revolutionary veterans arc
N the ears of political intriguers at WASHINGTON.
~ hs You go to the Capital to promote the public
sooa'o increase the prosperity ufthe State on whose
interests you are called to deliberate, LET me eary
esly' yet respectfully, recommend measure, By