, 1881-06-07
THE HENNEPIN CANAL,
The Chicago Rcal-EstAfo Journal Inns the
following rcnlarks OIL tho lIennepin s. Rock
Island Canal project:

The Chicago Rcal-Estnro Journal ilas the
following rcmarks oil tho lIennepin &; Rock
Island Canal project:
Tho convention ut Davenport la tho interest
| aIppt WIS charaetGrlzcd tr I'LL enrlent guttusl-
asa. and sonsihlc aetlon which place tho suhoulo
Tfovst,.ei,t il oi fuily npprcciscI yet, Gui viii
70 whn., s'2 To!lsons for 1t aro fully plnccd bc-
ii Tho m tt,ost u e,gcot rsHson ts the necessity for
onlnprtttix with tho railway connpn1,tes, aru thus
ehoapoainE fro,Khts, and Elylnx ta M the farInsr
rites: Tho farners un tho line OF tho present
cAtla receive 1',..rr fur th0tF grain than others,
ooso 81 @ shpnnx g. wor ae sey II II t6e
York state ta., rsross . Illinois, because tho Erlo
suppose W. bud no chuln Vi 0ruat Lakes be-
tweon here md unialo, whnt would the treixhs
pDotNl, nh1 any rIte the companies chose tn
% %oharvo would t haye 1 to- to Go pail what would
b. ' What .aso u ths b. 'u Gc!.i
sro owned md eonirolle.i y Eastorn eaptaiist:r
suKErsts an lu,pOsstho cnlarntty.
Thc sharter tho distance. tho less the freight:
ourrylnR capacity is reached ru4ltls leual-
Inv westward. and. u tnere was limit to
axo. isut, ia as x as thero ro S raroaI lin iincs iii III
pfoleti or 'Hllo tn be. md nj ottor nloAns ut
isanspart.ston tteFo Ia no 1iaie to tho rates they
,Tno rni'i development Of tho West demands
shat every n'gA,ls tl.at Mature tus turnahcd
Sa$ j. " ] .sstis II ~ sS;ttx % 70 xsSa!
:I: :I IL $S:.'I$ ssss !: r. sEG$S
which wholu worlds vol,!aerco can b. Iiuateil
wthp4t IT, 1crowi!nE Tho M,sy!salS2 she M's.
!hrunuh THO vast producing rcK.ona ot this
GSn',s9t , a s%%4 1, ~ h. Improved M e. thos Ss;
craft II lily siz, erSut .,aai has bsSn ''. 40.
conplIsh9l. hut intanltIy nlors remalns t., l,o
Sotwco Ss Sts 1 srs ya 'cd, r., ts :y
,iustio% which VIZ tax the taiIsst sapas!ty Of
Y who1 c4n N q !aa5s .aviSaI!e saould % n!aas
@ ~ r. TS%$ Tss %o :: IT, s ks' Il .@s .sy III ys5i
ws!er " tae Htississlppi hy bu!hlnx tia.I's and
s sas1 II =: aS ~. ssSs
aeti1n by tsnxrc.s: and Tho sumo phi, ahotll,!
10 at!opted ~ tho st'tlr!ra of the Missouri anl
isr Ra sassrs' wherever 1t "a po'''olo to se'ro
!. {. s,.nS that tho .eotlona! jsaloua!es Of men
IT,. pace 4o.Se l. Ss acs
:soa 4 ~ wo;s ;as ~ sssop .S fas t. g. 81
s :fsS. ~ sna s,5sh she w9r'l w!. n min
ss e. .s. ss Sre I'd
to rul glimpse Ut this atlu. New York, Chlca-
70, ann H. Ltiuls socI.,r 10 l,e aEins'et willing 10
1pln hands " the friendship which y y HatHsal
fusult Ut tsIunInt interests: Thu acltahuusa Vt |
nltii may llrrer ba able Ut Itself 10 9ntcrlnl
lust feelings tuwatat .,eghlx,rs; but tho streaul
nf Rrsin md rrAt'ec. hUi.s. silver, copper, nnu
lt1, which y ts,urlny caatwMt,l srnns TIE gsont
RrtlttlUS aud lofty lnlhttt anv Ut the WD4t, tA /
compelling consolidation VI elfnrt between cit
txcnS ut cvury luplitS IL tAko naru Ut 1t, aud IL
hrtuXinx A!l 10 FGH!xo thai WI nFA ono tA,opi1
with ttuntlcal Interests; aud tlint tbuse lhturCs.&
cAH hu ,tat suryotl, aud tho hG.luitls tlust equally
tu1nyea. BY united and harmonious ..ctio1l.
Tho Hon. Samuel N. Clark, e4lIlor of tho
kooknk Gat0 City, and IL member ot the
Cunal Convention. kitys III Ills paper.
Hy you'd hauai!uK mud tho Nou4 soasu Ut tho