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Then the drills and shooting of Connecti- cut, Rhode Island, and Massachusetts, and other manufactures of the United States, may be transported to China in thirty days; and the teas and rich silks of China, in exchange come back to New Orleans, to Charleston, 10 Washington, to Baltimore, to Philadelphia. New ork, and to Boston, in thirtv days more.

 Comment IS unnecessary. ' our honora- ble body will readily see the revolution to De wrought by this in the entire commerce oi the world, and that this must inevitably pc lis greatest channel---when the rich lfeights from the waters of the Mississippi and the Hudson will fill to oyerfowing, with the products of all the earth. the store-bons. es o| New York and New Orleans, the great marts dividing the commerce of the world; while each State and every town in our vast conIederacy would receive its inst proportion ol influence and benefits. compared with its vicinity to, or facility to communicate with. any oi the rivers, canals, or railroads crossed by this great road.

 ltwould be the only channel for the con- merce of all the western coast of Mexico and South America, of the Sandwich Islands. Japan, all China, Manila, Australia, Java, Singapore, Calcutta, and Bombav-not only all ours, but the commerce of all Europe. to the most of these places, must pass the road. Your memoraist says n,ust, because the sa- ving of time so all-importan to the merchant. from the long and hazardous voyage around either Of the eapes, would compel it; and in few years would be built up towns. cil- les, and villages, from the lake to the ocean. which would alone support the road.

 It may be proper to add that Mr. W.'s pro Ject contemplates the settlement of the coua- try along the route, as the work upon the railroad advances in its progress towards the Pacific.