Tolls CHARGED UPON TINE STATE WoRKs



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The reduction on Wool amounts to fifty per cent and
on many other articles to tweDty and thirty per cent


There are variety Of objects to be gained by this de
crease in the charges hers and most important the in
crease revenue of the State The second to draw
as muchreght to the works Of the State possible and
the third prevent the madeIand making
in the adjoining States from attracting freight to them


reduced tariff OF charges 1t has been pretty thorough


proved and satisfactorily settled that low charges for
freight or passage increases the number Of travellers and
the quantity OF produce transported to extent
than to make the decrease in the charges for
In about instance where reduced
ar Of prices has been adopted the aggregate receipts
nave increased and the profits work enhanced The
great number OF works transportation in all the North
ern states in active operation, and in state Of compile


on competing with each other in ing the carrying
trade between different sections Of the Country must
eventually bring about reduction in tie charges
vel and transportation greater than would this time be
believed. Competition in railroads and in canals will in
time be carried to great extent in steamboats, We
see this even now with the railroads of Great BIain