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New- York, (two-thirds of her surface) 30,800 Ohio, - - - do. - - 25,900 Indiana, - - - do. - - 23,200 Illinois, - - '. do. - - 39,420 Territory of Michigan, do. - - 36,000 Totai, 155,320 Digitized by Google 67 The population, according to the census of 1820, will be as follows : New- York, (two-thirds of the amount) 915,808.
Ohio, - - - do. - - 387,622 Indiana, - - - do. - - 98,118 Illinois, ... do. . - 36,807 Territory of Michigan, do. - - 5,930 1,444,285 Thus it is seen, that the industry of... a popula- tion of 1,444,285 souls will be made subservient by a single line of communication to the commer- cial interests of the city, and that a country of 155,320 square miles in extent, rich, as we have seen, in every variety of production, will pour its treiBisures into her bosom, and draw from her the same amount of value in return. To the results of this calculation, are to be added die population and extent of the country opened by the Morris canal, which will, at the smallest possible estimate, be equal to one half of the population and surface of the state of New-Jersey, and we shall obtain the sum of 1,583,072 inhabitants, and 159,480 square miles of country rendered dependent by canal navigation upon the commercial transac- tions of a single city.
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New- York, (two-thirds of her surface) 30,800 Ohio, - - - do. - - 25,900 Indiana, - - - do. - - 23,200 Illinois, - - '. do. - - 39,420 Territory of Michigan, do. - - 36,000 Totai, 155,320 Digitized by Google 67 The population, according to the census of 1820, will be as follows : New- York, (two-thirds of the amount) 915,808.
Ohio, - - - do. - - 387,622 Indiana, - - - do. - - 98,118 Illinois, ... do. . - 36,807 Territory of Michigan, do. - - 5,930 1,444,285 Thus it is seen, that the industry of... a popula- tion of 1,444,285 souls will be made subservient by a single line of communication to the commer- cial interests of the city, and that a country of 155,320 square miles in extent, rich, as we have seen, in every variety of production, will pour its treiBisures into her bosom, and draw from her the same amount of value in return. To the results of this calculation, are to be added die population and extent of the country opened by the Morris canal, which will, at the smallest possible estimate, be equal to one half of the population and surface of the state of New-Jersey, and we shall obtain the sum of 1,583,072 inhabitants, and 159,480 square miles of country rendered dependent by canal navigation upon the commercial transac- tions of a single city.
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