Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from The Canadian Railroad Question: Arguments and Facts Submitted to a Committee of the United States Senate
The interests of Detroit and the State of Michigan in the subject-matter of your committee's inquiry is very great. This city and State are peculiarly situated. On the east we have Canada and the intervening boundary waters between Canada and the United States. Our only way of ingress and egress from and to the east by railway, save through Canada, is via Toledo, around Lake Erie.
The distance between Detroit and Buffalo by this route, is 361 miles.
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