Accompanying the Governor's message : To the Honorable Robert P. Dunlap, Governor of the State of Maine.

[Augusta, Maine] : Smith & Robinson ... Printers, [1836]

1 online resource (11 pages, 1 unnumbered page).

Document (Maine. Legislature. House of Representatives) ; 1836, no. 1.

Report to Robert P. Dunlap, Governor of Maine, regarding a trip to Quebec to negotiate a survey and possible aid for a railroad from Quebec to the Atlantic seaboard through the state of Maine. This trip was favorable for such a connection; of note, the two representatives did not suggest a final terminal on the seaboard, but left it to the state to determine. The report is signed by Albert Smith and P.H. Green. Included is a report signed by P. Yule, Captain Royal Engineers, 22d August, 1835, and certified by T.A. Young, Secretary to the Committee of Citizens.

"In pursuance of our appointment under a resolve of the Legislature, passed March 10th, 1835, authorizing the appointment of 'two persons to visit the city of Quebec and such other places in the Canadas, as they may think necessary in order to consult with the civil authorities, merchants and others residing therein, for the purpose of procuring a survey on their part, or any other aid towards the beginning and completion of a rail road from the city of Quebec to some point on our Atlantic sea-board'"--page [1]
At head of title: Sixteenth legislature. No. 1. House.
"House of Representatives, January 7, 1836. Read, and on motion of Mr Soule of Freeport, ordered ... that two thousand copies be printed for the use of members. James L. Clerk, Clerk."--Page [12].
Imprint from colophon (page [12]).

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