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first place all further aid would be denied to the
New-Yor and Erie Railroad, and the State would
probably lose every dollar advanced 'ac large
sectios of country through which it passes would
lose advantages equivalent 10 quarter Of a FsiI-
lion Of Inhabitants, and millions OF dollars in the
advance of property consequent on increased iaci-
ties afforded in the transportation Of their produce


IN tho ncxt place the New ork and Albany Rail
road would never be begun. and the City OF New
York would be compelled 10 look idly on, while
Boston by means Of her roads, would take all the
mos, valuable part OF the Wesiern trade, which has
hitherto centred here. In truth, the Internal I'm
proyemcuts o. this State woul3 seem to nave been
made only for the beneat of Massachusetts. aud
our Canals aud Railroads bulk to make the Em-
pire State her tributary. 1t Is fac; that Boston
j. at this time increasing in wealth and population
faster than any ether Northern City, AMI ;ha nct
shipping is Increasing at the expense OF New-lorl
at rate which threatens soon to leave her fur n
the shade


Our Artizans, Mechanics. and Laborer, at
tracted by the superior inducements held out by
our sister city, raary Of them, leaving place
where iitt!e public pirt Is shown IN giving them
encouragement. Is 1t not time our citizens should
awake 10 their true interests " Tho does not fore
see the effects tat must result lsOm tc causes AZ
ludcd to? Nha, will it be on the holders OF pro-
perry, on the mercantile community; in short, on
all the diversified interests of great city. Is ii
not high timc for all good citizens 10 aY:ake from
their lethargy and attend II their true interests
Is it not evident that Loco-Foco supremacy in this
State would be the greatest misfortune that could
happen to tins city. Let longer trte with
our own interests, bu. as one man come forth IN
supper, Wing principles and the welfare aud pros
pery OF every man against the agrarlan scht mes
OF Loco-Focoism 1t needs but tie united eiiort
Of all who are opposed 10 iheir mad doctrines t"
seul ,heir fate. The State AID cry once more
against them aud their power is cnred, aao we
can once more repose in peace with "a fair pTo-pec;
ol future prosperity CLNroN.