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With the facilities we have for speculation, whom the
public mind becomes once more mpregnated with the
MANIA II will be immense and exceed any thing of the
kind before attempted accomplished Our means
for transporting merchandise to every section Of this
country were before so great expeditions
and the construction Of the magnetic telegraph in all d.
rectons and between al the principal cities give
an immense impetus to speculative movements. Hun
dreds of commercial operations can be made between
the merchants of Boston, New York and Philadelphia by
means Of these wire telegraphs where one could be
made before All these things would aid and extend
speculative transactions and feel assured that when
the commercial classes get more fairly started In
speculatons they will reach immense amount before
arrested by general explosion. The times are getting
ripe for movement similar to that which commenced in
1888 and exploded in 1897 and there is power in exist
ence to check it. 1t may be five, even ten years be-
fore crisis is reached but the seeds have already been
sown that will rpen and spread ruin and desoation
through the land.