The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-07-27


Steamer Queen OF The Aes.. on n pleasure ex-
cursion TO HE Falls of Nisgara. in Consen5ion
sembled. do re solved rs 4ollowss
Resoired, TIA, the 8 Gamer Queen Of the
We>i. y osne of the finest and la'ge>t efihe
ff.,siiug PALACES navisa;ing the Inland seas o
the nnrrh-%esI, ARD ahat her officers &Hse ahl'
experienced. prudent and accomn'odai ng ond
that in all respects we commend tits Lake
=. Queen" 10 ihe travelling pubic.
Resolred. Tha, although The Queen Of the
West. with her large capacity, measuring 1900
Ions. was unexpectedly ;hfonged. in conse-
qOence Of the temporary disability OF the
Crescent CITY, yet her officers. equal 10 every
emergency, have accommodated her 1000
guests. uctdnly registered. in a manner 10
meet their sincere thanks.
Rrsoiued, Thar the magnificent appointments of
the Queen 1T the West-ihe uniring energy OF
Captain cBride ard Is able asslstanis-iheir at
teniion and cure, has given her name and fame
that will last rs long she continues to walk tile
present officers aud seainen.
Resofrtd. That The temporary disability of the
Crescent City, should NOT in she least injurs her
fair fame well earned as it is for a consnr of the
Queen-lier equal in finish and in power, under
the management of Capt. w. It. Pease. she Is. by
those who know her best, deemed equally worthy
of patronage.
Rssoired. Th,t this boat and its consort the
Crescent City. having been constructed with unu-
sna regard to safety eborh 10 respect TO strength
and solidhy of construction. as we'll as safeguards
against fire, and having been provided each with
six life boats, and Unusual number of lifsA-pre
servers. we deem them specially deserving the
confidence of the travelling public, and that the
proprieturs and builders deserve si.ecinl cnmmen-
daiion for having amidst The unusual liberui'y in
the equpmeut oft:.eir steamers sacrificed nothing
10 that essential pre- requisite, unduubted security
tolfe and property.
On melton, the proceedings were ordered to
be published
On motion. the meeting adjourned 10 meet again
at Cieye an Friday ne next.
JOHN SAXTON, President.
w. H. GiLL secre'n'y.
w. 1SHs J. 5; Ms4, H.A"''A' Assistant Secretaries.
The party having spent The afl ernoon and rgf,
of Thursday ut Niagara Fails, returned by r ID
Road 10 Cevsand on Friday.
Adjourned Meeting of the Excursion
sEtS--fkesOlutiOEsS DC.
The convention met at the JOHNSON HOUSE
Cleveland, pursuant TO adj 'urnmsnt. The
ming # July 22d.
Mr.. Flood E. o;n The Committee Resolutions
presented lte f,low.Ug which were adopird:
Mr.. jenkins of rhe Maine Law Advoca'e, nv
Agreed to.
Mr.. Wharton appeared for the Wheeling Times
and tha Virginia pre- added
l. ResClred, ihut The officers of the Little NJ
ami Columbus ,,.,d X.na. the Cleveland Culum
bus and Cincinnati, the Cleveland and Eris. rht
Buff,lo and State Line, the T-rre Hauie un,
R chmond, the ludaua and Ba!leloutans, TIN
Belief.ntans and ln'iisna, The Ere a,,d North
east, the Buffalo and niagara Fal Railroads il
rendering free pleasure excursion to the presen
numerous company # Editors from Olio. Indlana
Kentucky and Peaasg giylnia is earnest prof
their librralify and presage of the succ-s
which must follow their well directed efforts t
bu lid uI' in the fertile aud mighty system
Of inland connlunicatien, while it binds ioge,h
er in a common br4iiferhood. bears on its iro
arms its produce TO the best markets of the world
2. ReSolved, That the durable manner in whie
these several railronds constructed the strength
comfort and eegascs of their cars the intelligence
fidelity. and diligence of the employ ces are sulfi
cIent guarantees that the travelling es we'll as th
trading public may enrust The transit Of themsslyr
and prnpeity in their keeping without any fears q
The terrible ealamities which lIsve marked tn
character Of other routes Of travel in the last few
years.
5. Resolurd, That our warine.t thanks ar
due. aud are here by rendered TO ALL sryetally an
collectively. of the projectors of this excursion par
Iy,fo the Falls of Niagara. To VIII ciI we have bes
carried fed cared for ahd returned to our hume.
. without expensa, or anxiety our part; therein
giving opportunities for mutual acquaintance
and social enjoymeHts which are only possible un
der such magnificent arrangement, and in thi
age of raiIroad progression.
4. ReSotred, That to us it is a matter of p-id
and eongrntuiation, that how ever much The news
paper press Of Ohio, Indianan, Pennsylvania an
Kentucky may have differed on other matters, W
the press fany party in politics, and every sect
religion. have been the ardent and jealous friend
of misunderstanding their existence, aiding il
the taking of the stock by showing their advantae
es and necessity. When the press hHs done il
full snre of The great work, it is pleasant 10 fec
that the R,lroad interest lor els rot its early an
desirable friends who n class, hnvs done an
are still dung their full share in the great work
Railroad progress.
Mr.. Gill. OF the Ohio Patrio. offered the fo
l"wing:
S Reso7Ued That the thnnks Of this meetin
be also rendered to the gentlemaniy Superlntend
ens and Conductors OF such urlier r runrs ;
imvs extendrd their kindness and liberalty to h
|, Eli oral fiaiernity. Adopted
Mr. Marshall, of the Loulssiils Times, preseu
ed the following:
g. Resoised, That The members OF this Coz
venton, frun distant parts return their sncer
thauks I, F,iiinr,.l of the ,f (tiav,