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RIGHT OF WAY.-The Harrisburg Telegraph Of
Wednesday says The following extract Of letter
from the leading members OF the legislature from
the WesteI part OF Psnnsylv will give idea
OF the public mind in the West the ques-
tion OF allowing the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad the
right Of way through Pennsyl ylvania 1--WE OF the South
intend to 90 death for the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad The opinion Of people is that this the
only chance, we wish to prevent the tapping OF the
Ohio river at Parkersburg They say that ii the western
terminus of the road 10 fixed At parkersburgh all the
river trade and travel below that point will be diverted
from Pttsburg and thus leave the Psnnsylvana Canal
high and dry, with nothing to do-wheress the tcrm
nus fixed at the latter place. all the heavy freight
would be secured to the Canal account Of its greater
capacity TO carry bulky articles with safety