The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-02-25


The undersigned passengers by the O'Clock
train Of ears isom New Yofk on Saturday last desire
i've Induces hi. Course which is. Il possible urge rail
road companies adhere when practicable to ihsii
rlssd ATrsngomen and TO show up unworthy agents nsn
dsrslic they may ampe upon all right with the
travelling public -, VI
for the half train Of cars south on oaiar
day evening the 10Th instant BY the advertised arrange
rived in Washington the following morning at six o'clock
Arriving Phisdelphia from New York we took the ears
far R.tfmoro But upon the road between Philadelphia
and Baltimore we met with the most cupabe and unne-
s.... delay. At points, h g. a. the sr'aos
sequence these delays did not reach the depot
eoa..aosny left bshna on saturdsy morning. with he
prospect OF passing the day there For this delay upon
Unnecessary. will say absolutely Intentional it
wss-we could not too strongly madver dis
want Of sympathy msnss,sd upon this occasion
the that road and the interest and desires Of their
Finding no person Of ,s:pon.5iy Attached to the Wash
inson branch 81 the road At tbs Pratt street depot, 70 give
for forwarding Washington, il then being half
past four o'clock Of cold morning. and feeling ourselves
should have been there US, informal meeting
was held board the in which for the
On motion, tho Hon o. b Mauson, Of New York, was
called TO the chair and H IL Heath esq. of Washington,
COMMITTEES was then appointed to wait upon some off,
Ger Of the Washington branch road, TO procure, pact
oommi,lss waited upon Mr. England employee the
road 1t his residence. great distance from tho depot
condition, refused hear Of case
and asy bsds US: in an abrupt and decidedly ungenle
manly manner, to Ego to the depot"
The committee returned the cars. where the company
remained together for about hour and half cold and
chilled, when another committee chosen wait upon
tho superintendent Of the road who also resided at great
distance This gentleman Mr. Parker. met the committee
w us the :. b: IN
morning. This he did do; for which kindness, and the
"a attending f. % s1 him
speak in the most spprobatve manner Of Mr. Rawlings
tho ssnsman conductor on that OCCASION who rendered
every attention possible under the vexaous crcum
On the arrival of the car in Washington. on notion
committee Of three chosen prepare card Tor publ
cation setting forth the above facts and to express
sense Of the injustice done by the philadelphia and Bal
conSuo. q Mr. England The committee wa. apponted
consist Of Me.'Is Hon T. a. Thompson. of Virginia;
Heath s.q Of Was Wilmington, S ~" ' aA0 =
The undersigned compose but comparatively small
Learning they left and knowing they could
get further South until next day, remained in Baltimore
for the next regular train OF cars.
Hon B. h.a'os Ny }oG MHi .ay6,s
w Williams e.q. Buffalo ] H Heicani, esq, Conn.
B. Ellery, esq, N. y Aaron Isaacs, esq, Pa.
l I;fl:ss W.:h S::s s.a Mon
L. A. Saxon, esq Ala. Sami Emery, esq, Miss
kI;s esq ao p' Henry s,q H.lan
T s.sly ESQ W.; ~. y s Sa,Sassy s;q
The undersigned committee, according order. have
have affixed the names of the gentlemen concerned
statement, according TO their desire
W WILLIAMS. N. Y,
II. H. HEATH, Washington,
Committee.
w..u,saron Fab 2l 1859