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to gauges, that the CO inecton can be carried out


perfectly from one end Of the Union to the other.
The railroads Of some parts OF New Jersey and on
Long Island the only isolated lines in the coun-
try. Any gauge they might have adopted would
have been of little consequence; We speak particu-
larry Of those running through populous sections OF
the country, in such manner that connection with
the various lines of those sections may at any and
all times be required.