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The Pccifc Rail Road.-Mr. Whitney's project
Of rail road TO the pacific ocean, is but the en-
bodment of thoughts, which at times, in shapes
more or less defined. have passed through many
difieren, minds. We honor these bold projects.
however. who come before the public with their
concep,ions even at the risk of incurrirg the rid.
icuIe of the ignorant or unlhInking; and whether
Mr.. Wntney's plan be chimerical or otherwise,
his memorial is having the effecs of assisting
to direct attention 10 the far west--we mean tho
far west on the Paciic--mOre strongly than ever.


In time, too. we may expect the result of the ex-
pIorations by Lieut.. Fremont to be made geheral'
Iy public, together with those Of the expedition
now being organized under auspicies Of lha, ger.
teman in this city; so that in a few ysars the
people Of the United States, Ems, of the Rocky
Mountains, will be woll informed in regard to al!
their extended territory Rer'iHe.