THE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
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The Philadelphia Inquirer justly remarks that
public opinion appears to be decidedly in favor OF
the Government becoming the owner of the various
lines of the Magnetic Telegraph. Such an arrange
ment would, it is believed, give greater satisfaction
the lines would soon become systematized the rates
would be reduced, and the agents would be able to
devote their whole attention, and in such way as
to ensure greater regularity The various compa-
nies have already accomplished much, and they de-
great credit for their enterprise and persever-
ance but such vast engine of communication, so
capable of being extended and improved should be
in the hands of the Government under proper regu-
aons, and the rates should be placed at the lowest
possible point.-Balfimore american.