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In speaking the extension photographs
in Pennsylvania, the U. S. Gazette has the
following paragraph - 80. .-


1t is now reduced to sumething like GER
tainty, from what we learn of the arrange
ments Of Mr.. Kendall and Mr.. O'Reilly
(countenanced as those arrangements now
are by the authorities of this Statc) that we
shall be able next winter to give reports
from Congress and our State Legislature,
and from the commercial cities of New \ ork
and Boston, as well as from the political
arenas of Washington and Albany, up TO
the latest hour efore acfr'sliy pulling our
paper to the press, L would make even
Ben Franklin himself look upon such rr.
suits with some astonishment. if he could he
favored with a realization of his wish TO re.
visit the earth for the purpose of Witnessing
the progress OF 'men and things" half a
century after his death. ..l4