Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-06-07
The Troy and Rutland I,aiIroad.

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The Troy and Rutland I,aiIroad.
That our readers may see what the active
ana pcrscvering friends Of this Road have done,
anu expect to do, We copy from the Troy Wig,
me following Statement of the Presidents Of
Tue Two Corporations which control the entire
inc. II cannot be denied that the gentlemen,
who have had this enterprise in CHARGE have
exhibited precisely the qualities which are es-
senilal to Observation-Disclosures and energy
IH'5 Is Il matter Of no surprise to those who
are acquainted with the way the Trojans have
Z A1Jt Of managing matters Of conccrnment 10
tue growth and prosperity Of their beautiful
CIly. The Troians, as Mr.. WEBSTER SAYS in
his recen! Fugitive Slave letter to his Newbury-
port friends, are "a prosperous, happy and
UNLTLD people - Those who propose to 'sheat"
Troy will be wise in setting Ills down as a thing
to be considered at starting. They have few
. divisions" in Troy, excepting divisions Of
labor to accomplish the same end. When we
notice that spunhy City fairly in the field, in
behalf Of any given enterprise, our observation
'NN'0 US u 'o1'' 'l"e '"c CoHAeCucut justice
Of the Peace, that 1T is highly ~prodigal that it
Will be token care on";-and we look upon
those who feel differently IS inaccurat, obser-
vers !
but we protest against Messrs. Prcsi.
dents BlAIR and CLARE's ingenious inuen-
docsn inf. v,rabIe to ,La .narnaaI p..I-,
p 9 N"I '"'''"
i'O' ""N 'e Go"'e9'c resources OF mat line
unless, OF course, tie Albany and Rutland folks
have given justifable provocation ; in which
case we oulv bns,eak a fair frL, D., =.
i,,iu NJ. G,,o., ill.,,
'""' Nv po'uon oi YER
mont "H'cH Tue Albany and Rutland Road will
intersect, is wholly unsurpassed. in the wealth
Of its Agricultural and Mineral ro.ou-cos ord
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=. g N"' '"e'P'''e Vi " '"-
""'''@"S' bennington county Is only a con-
tInuation Of RutIand,- - few more of the same
sort-and those Tro,ans and AIb,ri,rs and
Now Yorlor. ,,Lo uo.ooL ,.n -
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ol'' 'o4'cd' N;' OF Rutland, Will please TO take
notice that Old Bennington contains a tritie or
so of these useful commodities. and "a mes frs,
in reoprapLical aJiustn,en, - rosnoc,. ,ho
49,, Ill.,. .I 9" -'Pc0U' '"en
|'''e O'' "O''oh Il ''"t od'ances OF "upc-
riorlty are pretty fairly squared between these
Enterprises.
And 81. c~orlisIIy accor,rr
.,;,.... -, p""4 eHPee'eu
,.'""''o" u noe over 'he Troy and Rutland
Road, on the i'to July, 1881, and feeling par.
liculally obliged 10 tie citizens of Albany for
The similar r,prt,s,. ,.ti,b ,l...
,.., ' Wv ""'0 '" eo"-
'0''P'"''"' we no longer detaIn cur readers
tom tie " statement"
r, Hc E6j,,r of the T,ou D,;,, rvt;n
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49,, +" ofr.'" , - anu oonAIc'ns s,ate-
.,I n.I,'45I a,J ~, 'Jp, ~ '1''uTe 10 'Ie roy
~ ''5' AZ, "i' ''G u.Il a"" "ash'ngton
. '''' ~ -, We t'I'' 1t our guy TO present 10 the
r,,y' !'u' o'"HnS " S'a'eiAell OF
" 'g - .[.I''t iP.J 9t, o""o'.''" "a "ioSe roads
mn, ~ + "".1- '"1 t''s''I I-o"u mas oeen
" ',-' "a 10 o9 10 ,o"' = ne hTst di-
1,, ~ I, 4 w,'(, ''''. i-u''ahu 10 the State
~ , i"- '>S;o-., "tS It' n,1I'y one year ago.