" alone in her glory
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10 establish at the abstract practlcabiy oil the
scheme in d mechanical seasc, ;md the utter made
quacv OF lis organization and execution III COM
mercal sense This fine slip has for several years
maintained an occasional intercourse during the
summer months between New-Iork and one or
other OF the British ports.


The Great Western, il must be confessed, was
established under most favorable auspices. Mr..
Field of the firm OF Mauisay < Field planned
and executed her machinery, although the merit of
i, has been attempted 10 be tilched from Hmm by
Others. Ii combined all the perfection which the
most consummatc skill in practical engineering al
that time could confer upon it. The vessel has ac-
cordincy proved the practicabili;y of maintaining
this line OF steam communication provided the
traffic would bear It's expense In that particular
way of working il. II any experiment OF tha;
kind could encourage the Investment OF capital IL
the enterprise this would have done so. Yet, with
the practical monopoly of the line in their hands,
the owners of this splendid ship have more than
once offered her for public sale That she now re-
mains in their hands and still plies across The Ailan
nc is owing 10 the fact that buyers on equitable
terms could be obtained. Meanwhile, the less am
bilious but more manageable project 10 establish
line of iaGsf<tcGmeys sustained by the liberal sub
sidv OF the British Post Office. plying between Liv-
erpoo rnd Boston has been as all the world knows,
successfully realized.


How, then il will be nationally asked, are these
things 10 be explained Are we 10 relinquish the
bop, OF uniting the great mart OF the W est With the
ports of Europe by the agency OF steam IN sucfl .
manner rs 10 serve the ends of commerce and ID
sure Ia the projectors that reasonable pro;, without
which prrr,rancgrre cannot be Obtained Is that


mighty power which ior the last century has Welded


It's giant arm over the destinies OF the human race
which has raised from the bowels Of the earth those