Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-06-07

In Il brief notice Of the approaching Railroad
jubilee, yesterday, we took occasion to quote a
paragraph from a judicious articl, in the Cou-
r'cr, for this week, having reference To our &C.
commoGations for visitors, and the expected IA.
ciIItie5 Tor tc7CtHg town, on the morning Of the
10th. We only wish to add that we hayo since
seen Mr.. BIoELoW, the efficient and ohlirinr
Superintendent Of The Rutland Road, and he in.
lorras Us that tie trains will be 50 arranged that
visitors residing on'the line Of that road. from
Burlington to Bellows Falls, will be able 10
reach their several homes in season for break
iast--as "A train capable Of carrying from 1900
TO 1000 people,, will leave Burlington at half
past 3, ~. NJ. We doubt not SIMILAR arrange
ments will exist on the Central Road. Trains
viii leave, also, at late, hours 81 that crcry
Ioty can be accommodated.
We resume our quotations from the
Courier. After abiding to our limited flcHljes
Tor adequately Illustrating the hospilabIe wishes
OF Burlington towards the immense numbers of
strangers whom we hope aud expect 10 see
mere on the 18th prox the Courier adds:
awe hope no one will suppose from our teme
above, tldi the latch string viii be pulled in" BY
no inedns, but II viii readily strike any one that near
~ every family in Burlington capable Of entertaining
company VIII nave, on that day, as many of their
own relatives, friends and acquaiatunccs as they can
root over by the closest packing 50 that with the
best aId most h~ospitablc intentions, they win be
manly compelled to decline from want Of room, eX-
telldil8 invitations to strangers, Another thing
there VIII be a thousand invitations sent out, to Ter
SONS VINO must be taken care OF at all events in some
way, OF course, all will not come, but it is hoped d
good many will"
We may add, that invitations have been ex-
tended 10 the Governors Of New York aud of
all the New England States, the Senators Of
Ne" England in Congress, and numbers Of her
Representatives, the Governor General Of Ca.
NADIA, the Mayors OF many Of the Cities in the
States and Canada, and numerous other dis
lingnished gentlemen, i large number Of whom,
we arc led to..hope ..be great and widely.extcaded
Commercial and Social Importance of the L.
rERNAL IMPROVEMENTS which the event is in
Intended to celebrate will induce to attend. We
hope TO be able 10 welcome in Burlington SEN
ators CLAY, BENTON, SEWARD, Cas-, MAYGUM,
B%ERRIEN, CoRwlN, DAWSON, and others, as well
as a large delegation, at least, OF our own New
England Senators, with " BLACK DAN' at their
, ,,P'''' y M Oo'"1'''''e u i"V''
date.
--Anothcr appropriate suggestion Of the
Courier is the f~olpwing -
"Ihosc who do not intend to ny a ticket and 40
into the Pavilion will plobably not find much TO IN
terest them except the town and the scenery, until
GTgMI"2, "l a i," we 5ab IG ,ha r.. tnsie Is f., to be display OF
is to be holden at three o'clock, no person will BE- adj
,inte, WIN" .ThI me IaIIuon at any {Iine, without a
II prevent any chance OF mlsappgehcuslo@.o
1t is obviously Indispensable that no one
should be admitted to the Pavilion (non,trous.
W capacicus as ili,)exceptino those reutle mo,
with ,riclo,. =, -,
'"" ~ ''uC' u "''''Sc"'tHt COV'd
&c secured CthcrW Use.
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