Address of the Hon. Oliver H. Smith
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I well remember the first experiments of Dr. Morse, at "Washington city, amidst the universal doubts of even his ardent friends. Now our thoughts are flying upon the wires with the speed of lightning, through every part of the civilized world ; and such has already been the concen- tration of railroads at our Capital, that Indianapolis has, by common consent, received the name of "the Railroad City of the West." The trains of nine railroads, radi- ating from the Capital, in full operation, are ...hourly entering and leaving our city, exchanging their freight, and more than four thousand passengers daily, in our splen- did Union Passenger Depot, while other important lines of railroad are being con- structed to our city; and this is only the beginning of the end. Such is the rapid progress of this astonishing age. Time is flying with the rapidity of thought — the new world seems to be moving with uncommon velocity, and man is progressing to his ultimate high destiny under an impetus without a parallel in the history of our race.
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I well remember the first experiments of Dr. Morse, at "Washington city, amidst the universal doubts of even his ardent friends. Now our thoughts are flying upon the wires with the speed of lightning, through every part of the civilized world ; and such has already been the concen- tration of railroads at our Capital, that Indianapolis has, by common consent, received the name of "the Railroad City of the West." The trains of nine railroads, radi- ating from the Capital, in full operation, are ...hourly entering and leaving our city, exchanging their freight, and more than four thousand passengers daily, in our splen- did Union Passenger Depot, while other important lines of railroad are being con- structed to our city; and this is only the beginning of the end. Such is the rapid progress of this astonishing age. Time is flying with the rapidity of thought — the new world seems to be moving with uncommon velocity, and man is progressing to his ultimate high destiny under an impetus without a parallel in the history of our race.
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