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From the Philadelphia North America
A WORD FOR PENNSYLV VANIA.
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The bill granting to the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road Company the right Of way through Pennsyl-
vania has passed finally; but with proviso that il
y 600 900 Of the stock Of The Central Railroad be sub


ised, 100000 paid in, and 80 miles put under con-
rad on or before the 3Oh day Of July, ls47, the act
shall be null and void. We are satisied with this
result Of the controversy. II Pennsylvania, more
dull than the earth-worm, will not use the privileges
which nature has given her--let them pass into
vorther hands. But we have not doubt that,
hus stimulated, she will be just to herself and pos
srity, We have contended against the surrender
d the commerce OF the West, because zoe kneo that
he Central road would, il uncrippled by foreign
nvalry, be constructed. The legislature has taken
osd our word; and has given us the prior prvi-
| sge claimed by us. II is for Philadelphia now tc
determine whether the trade shall be ours, or be
EVen to Baltimore. Will the stock be takenl i


hladelphs be not blind and duh and dead to every


incentive that can arouse a communty--the ques


aon will be answered by prompt and decisive sc


lon. h ,cin be taken.