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Pacific Railroad Bill 1T bia session. rbava ss,~,,s
to believe that the Conference Committee 81 fhe
two Houses WIN adopt bill proviiIiuw fsr xra
rsates and land grant, and ssased rns,Isv eoYt,fz
buttons ny tle Government i'll III str<.ti,y af ff
road progresses.
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trats the pressure for Pacific Railroad IL aefSs9
upon thc Legislatures al he diIIersnf x.satS T}S
very practical and interestinz ruissEon has bsef
undertaken ~ Pr Woxeneraft ef Calzfornj8. Il f1e
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#AsHis6ToN, Feb. ri 1861
II lt. Crescent TER the close of NV lettdr yesse
\ day the House, very unexpectedly elected 81 ~
4 fourth ballot of the day. NJ a a Ford N Cha,
printer bF bare majority Of one vote, Nr.
Anderson, Of Kentucky voted for him POI Ill.,
result OF the defeat of the anti Republican ceuEs
date the Democrats have themselves to blame, 81
they factiously persisted IN ahsring 70 GlosShren
ner after no prospect whatever remained III lis
election, and although that gentleman, - lcaza
was willing ensngh to resign the candidacy an
would have insisted upon doing 30, had 4 not been
for the seven or eight lobby c0rmorants spfHresk<d
will, him, who were clntching at the spoiIs MI
Ford, the printer elect, was formerly Eeutsnants
Governor Of Ohio, and after IN vain duplicating 4
meniai position under thc door keeper here. aild
Whle waning for something 70 turn mp, is suddenly
eieetea ~ ne once q printer.
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ment, with the purpose of reporting thereon s0s
Congress a measure Of rast i1nuarf,nea ms. i,
the cession of the entire Colorado desers "a xba
State Of California, Oh condition Of its assurinr u
the General Governments sufficient snpply Oh vatsr
for the purpose of transportation across IL. Tho
/ Colorado is the most formidable desert ON tha
continent, and owing to the failure of suppiy of
water the present devious line Of the ronte horer
inp on n involves n ,osa N ty,s,rts
lion n caae # tbe cesAion 81 ts zsr 4, lysIi.
fornia. it il expected 10 sunnv water tr cai,a 81,
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