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! Internal IWproremenh-It wifi be


seen by oar summary. Of Legislative
news, that The bill tocharter railroad


from Pamela to Delta has passed both


houses of. the Legislature; and ONLY


wants the signature Of the governor to
give it the force Of law; and likewise
the bill to athorise the construction of
Charcoal Road from and to the same
point. No one woHld be better D leased
than we, TO see these projects prose-
cuted TO completion, but we fear that
we shall not soon see either completed
and in full tide of prosperity. Whe-


Their the Rail Road be feasible or no.,
every one will admit that the charcoal
road would be no draw back to the
prosperity Of this section Of the coun-
Try.


Here now. are four propositions be-
fore this enterpreing section of North
Mississippi, TO wit:-The Rail Road :;
The Charcoal Road; cleaning our river
OF It's distractions, and slack water ma
vIgatlon, and each of these modes for
the amelloration of our condition has
It's friends. 1t sclear that we cannot
accomplish them all, and as all admit
that something should be done, it be-
comes important, tha. there be a COM
promise upon some plan, so that the
means and energy ofthe country shall
be concentrated upon one single pro-
position, that we may calculate with
more certainty upon its accompIish-
ment.


1t is idle to think that either of these
plans OF internal improvement can
start up as if by magic, and at once re-
vo!ullonizc the commerce Of the coun-
try. Much time, reflection. and ex-
perlence will be required to consum.
mate either, and in the mean time, op-
position will rise and face, and public
will fuctuate between ex-
tremes until actual demonstration will
inform US all in what these several
schemes will eveutuato.


