The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-07-28

LHS Ay0HFHeI GIttoTtot .hStg n.y.
JOHNSON House,
Cleveland, July. 22d, 1853.
In. accordance with previous .~nuticc, an
adjourned meeting of the members of the
Press was held at the Johnson House, ia the
CITY of Cleveland.
In addition to those present al 1.-THE former
meeting were J. w, Gray, Plsn Dealer,
Cfeveland;J c. Vaughan, and He. Gray,
True Democrat, do; j. B. Bouton, Plain
Dealer, do; J. S. Wharton, Times, Wheel
ing, Va.
~ Mr.. Flood, from the committee on ~resolu-
tons, reported the following, which were
adopted:
Rssolpal, That the officers OF the Little
Miami, the Columbus s. Xenia, the Cleve-
land, Columbus & Cincinnati, the Cieve-
land g. Erie, the Buffalo g. State Line, the
Terra Haute e. Richmond, the Indianapolis
g. Bellefountaine, the Bellefountaine q In
diana, the Erie s. North East, the Buffalo G.
Niagara Falls Rail Roads, in rendering a
free pleasure excursion, to the present MI
mcrous company Of editors Of Ohio, Indi-
ana, Kentucky, Penn, and Va, give an
earnest of their liberality, and a sure pas
sage of the success which must follow their
we'll directed efforts to build up in the fertile
and mighty West, a system of inland COM
munication. which, while it binds US togeth-
or in a comnon brothorhool, bears on its
iron arms, its produce to the best markets of
the world.
Resolued, That tho durable manner in
which these several Rail Roads are CON
structed, the strength, comfort, and elegance
of their cars, the intelligence, fidelity and
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guarantees that the travelling, as well as the
trading public, may entrust the transit OF
themselves and property in their keeping,
without fears of tho terrible cnlamilies
which have marked the character Of other
routes o~ftravel in the last few years.
Rss0ltyd, That our warmest thanks are
due, and are hereby rendered to all, several
and collectively of The projectors o fthis Elk
%cursion Party to the Falls Of Niagara, in
which we have been carried, fed, cared for,
aud returned ~ our homes, without ex-
pense or anxiety on our part, thereby Civ
ing us opportunities for mutual acquain-
taince and sucial enjoyment, which are only
possible under such n muniicent arrange
menL and in this ago Of Rail Road progress
I sion. 'I
Reso'UOd, That to us II ia a matter OF pride
anl-of congrntulation, that however much
the newspaper press OF Ohio, Indiana, Penn
sylvania, and Kentucky, may have differed
In other matters yet the Press Of every par
ty in politics aud OF every sect in religion
has been the constant and Jealous friend OF
Rail Roads, advocating their existence their
advantages. and their necessity; and now,
when the Press of tho West has done its
full share of the good work, ii il pleasant 10
lind that the Rail Road interest (orgets not
It's early and consistent friends, who as n
class, have done, and are still doing their
full share IN the great york Of Railroad pro-
erosion,
Mr.. GU, Of the Ohio Patriot. submitted
the following resolution, which was adopted:
Resulted, That the thanks Of this meeting
be also tendcred to the gentlemanly Super.
intcndnuts md Conductors Of such other
Rail Ronds as have extended their kindness
and liberality To the Editorial fraternity.
Mr.. WRIGHT, Of the North Western Dam.
ocrat, offered the following resolution, which
was agreed to:
R5soirci, That the members Of this Con-
ventiou from distant psrts, return their SIN
cere thanks To the Elitoriat Corps of the
City of Cleveland, for the many conrtesica
extended TO them during their stay in the
Forest City.
MIR, Marshall, Of The louisville Times,sub-
mittod the following resolution, which was
ndopted;
R3Solo,i, that our thanks are hereby ten
deredto the Mayor, Council and Citizens of
Cleveland, for their liberal hospitality to the
invited guests to this excursion on their pas.
sage through their city TO and Crom Niagara
Falls.
On mltion the thanks Of the meeting was
rendered to the proprietor Of the Johnson
House, ior his Kindness in furnishing a room
TO the members of the Press.
JOHN SAXTON, President.
J. A. llARRIs,
j~:D.c4lpwEt, ! Vice Presidents.
W. r.. ELLrs, I
JONI w. CLARK,
Wa.H. Gnt, sec'y
~ !. F.. "! hI MaY' Asst see'y's.
THG EASTERN QuEsrIoS AND tue pRnn.
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