From the National Tateiligencer.
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annapolis, March 10, 1897.


A bill from the House of Delegates on the sub
ject of Internal Improvement, has just passed the
Senate. affirmative, Messrs- Forrest, Heath, john
son, Kennedy, Marriott, Nelson. Sewell-7.


Negative, Messrs Dennis. Harrison, Reese.
Whitely--4. Several Senators friendly to the bill
we're absent.
This bill accords with the wishes Of the Chesa-
peake and Ohio Canal Convention. and repeals the
proyisos in our Internal Improvement Law, which
prevented the State of Maryland from becoming
subscribers TO the amount of half million of dol
lars to the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal. 1t also
allows the same amount to the Susquehannah Canal,
and authorizes an advance of twenty thousand dol
lars to the Chesapeake and Delaware Canal.


Maryland has therefore taken her stand in favor
Of Internal Improvement, and her policy will re-
main unchanged for many years; during the term,
at all events, of the present Senate, who hold their
seats until September, 1881.


Maryland has shown that she is ready and will
ling to use all the means in her power to promote
the happiness of her citizens and the welfare of the
whole Union.