Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 216
and the New Yorkers were soon pushing themout in all directions, supplying the money forextending them farther and farther north andwest, and connecting them into long systemscontrolled by one head. Other men in other cities did the same; but by and by it was seenthat no railroad between the… … NEW NEW YORK to serve their city, and by the Philadelphia of commerce was coming to be as great as,people to bring trade to them, and by the or greater than, that of all the other Americancapitalists of New England for their profit, ports put together. Now New York has be-never succeeded,…
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