New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-22
TIE PACIFIC RAILROAD.
Letter from General Rssk.

From The True Delt- Se- Orleans, Art Is, is,s.
The AorshaH (T.Ic R,1aJi,ca- puol'shss letter from
to The Hon W T Scott from .hich make the annexed
interesting extract Gener. Rask. il will BE- sesn- OF
opinion that the acton Of the legislature Of Iexs AZ the
The ~ II session vii have very mater. effect in deter
nnsiirg the question OF the route Of the
rsibo DAD 20 the Pacific This opinion H. doubtless ccrre
and oecsuse think il is feel very deep interest
ID be resuit II th- T-xss State el- cti0n.
We hope the OF the people OF reIs 10
The nex legislature w be honor 20 their State, snd
will show their devotion TO is bet Interests By liberal
upr-h.nsve ard vse egsscon in reference 10 rcs r.
cic Railroad The destiny OF that noble young State vii
be IN their hands They will have opportunity TO place
her at once IN the foremost ranks of the States con
iedrrscy. By judicous and wise legislation they can
make Der, in Der youth, the Empire stre OF the
sou'h The Pacific Railroad question Is u. g,eaf g1,'fi@
o. ne day in TsIss. In the settlement OF that qa-s'on
tie people oi Texas have veighiy an immense Interest
We forward with hope end confidence that the acton
Of the legislature sill be ali the friends Of route for the
Pacific Railroad can wsh for
General kssk spesks confidently al the Texas route o.
The beat By .sr for railroad 10 the Psci1c. In this he
, supported by the concurrent testimony OF msny emit
pept men who have thoroughly examined the AZ e-c aud
We have doubt that when Congress mess tue fact Vii
be nsde apparent 10 the assembled ~sdon OF thu he
public"
WeseM xious to se4 New Orlesns the terminus Of To.
Psfnc Railroad We believe re have the advantage o.
"csti' over every other city We have long ben o.
opinion hat the New Orleans OPeousss add Great West
err Railroad should BE- VI ia 1T the st nt IN the rr.
chain of rail- nDnnicston Sih the Pacific and ~
DO bel thst the interests of this section OF tue Union
ably and -c-Gy r,pr---Dt-d m th- next SESSION e"
Congr, 81 al gain toe eagerly sought r and desired
prZe G-ner. Ru-k and the Trends Ut the Texss rcu'-
feel sufhorizsd saying may cobtdsb! rely an tns
zeslous coop-rSn OF the peo5e OF this city ana STATE IN
hs cir effort in fsv,r the great southern ro1te
In giving this assurance. EnoT there MACH = "a
t.bd egsib.t II III IA, do for the freuo- - tns >'un
to II ineEt- They Nus, be watohia' -; -s-ry
uov.n-n sBo 20 that they hxvs ~ Jressn Avs
Copgess tally prtpAEed, wiling add able to represent
b, ~ ici-nuy.
The time rapidly approaches ~h-n act mat o. -dD
,fifur for woro- Our election <I soon ;-s-
place sb6 every ri. I'd 1T tie uth-rn -houd De
prepared bis vote 10 th; candidate r Congress-
VITO he deem b-- s0- 10 sav"ca'- the rJgte We must
ne uo otng II would seour. the .6-pos 1T the
b. Congress But 10 the rIcttfOm Gon
R1sk letter. IL
Ihlr grsifed that you candidate for the
sOp, Of the Of the Pscihc
the shozea hy Congress having hen ordered so1th
Of north ind viii d-voiv- te
sent b. and advantages dePend-nt Of the aid Of the
Genera which II ~ b-'tsrobcsined
b.t- selected h-e The friends
and therefore becomes Absolutely
likewise We have the best By far ali
and with viii Be
The road. Gen Cse Speeding 1lys
with srd N Ne-Yorx he
for 20 west Of For, Gfsaan on tne line o. 81
ri, w Nssht and others ~ho have oed
Fl P become perfectly -st-n=i
piscoAb, the and hish pleased win me graf
ST.. Greedy became iro
tu.d raiue aud a. much r-ge, det
ClsJk. bs business Houston. he woud
- b,ob vonr srrfjop of the country lie .sht .,sck
dsl<yed him should
com. Marshall have received satisfactory letters
bot null beh side to bnn, the cooperation Of
Memphis Ncssburg Arksn.ss NesOresns ard Car favor
and TsSas stands 20 her largest INTEREST,"
thai shall the Psehc R,oad and ia compile
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