The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-06-09


Mr.. Cooley, New York.
Isaac Edwards, Albany.
C. p. W illiams, Stoniugton.
V.P. Down, Albany.
H. T. Tuckerman, New York.
NC. Ely,
E. Il. Tracy,
w. Chauncey, Ex-Mayor, New York.
A. L. Carkson, ST. Lawrence County, N. Y.
J. rockingham, New York.
J. Pail,
Judge Oakley,
A. 8. Murray, President Orange County Bank
New York.
Col. Abel, Albany.
Rev. Dr.. Spring, New York.
Dr.. Kennedy, Albany.
Dr.. vermiliyea, New York.
A very large representation of the Press &C
companied the excursion. Our list below il
very incomplete, but as accurate as the confu
sion incident to the arrival of so vast q crowd
permits us to make. Gentlemen of the Press
whose names are omitted, will appreciate thu
reason, and accept our beforehand apology
We saw
Col Fuller, New York Mirror.
L Tobcy, Kingston Journal.
Charles Hudson, Boston Atlas,
Epes Sargent, late Of Boston Transcript.
Samuel BowIes, Springfield (Niass) Republican.
H Bullock, Worcester Aegis.
Sanford, Journal Of Commerce.
w Prime,
N w + Root, New Haven Register.
Carlton Edwards, Albany Express.
Mr. Pratt, Poushkeepsie Eagle.
Pr Cunning, N Y Observer
d q Prime,
d Wagner, Rome Daily Sentinel.
Charles A Dana, New York Tribune.
James A Woodward, New Haven Courier.
James r BaI,cock, Palladium.
John L Boswell, Hartford Courant.
M Young, Cleveland PIaindeaIcr.
II II Van Dyck, Albany Atlas.
Caleb Foote. Salem (Ainss) Gazette.
A Harris, Cleveland Iie,aId.
Mr. Aiken, N Y Evening Post.
"A Moore, Springfield (1I) Journal.
Dr. Ray, 0aIens Jefferson.
William Bros, Chicago Democratic Press.
WIN Duane Wilson, Courant.
Col Danlorth. Rock Island fepabIican.
Charles Hale, Boston Daily Advertiser.
As Peass. Poughkeepsie Telegraph.
Col WIN SchouIer, Cincinnati Gazsitc.
Th"row Weed. Of tho Evening Journal, md Hugh
h""'"ss, Of tho k"'cko'bocker, Albany, left tho
party 81 Rock Island. for 81 Louis.
Dr. Foots, Of tho Buffalo Commercial Advertiser.
returned from Rock Island.
As We write, the excursionsts are disposipr
themselves variousIy; riding into the COUNT y,
up to st. MISUNDERSTANDING about town,
&C. Arriving here, us they did, day before
they were expected, the arrangements 10 re-
ceive them were not perfected. II Is uniortu.
nate on every account, as II prevents the strat,.
gers seeing what they desired aud our citizcns
rendering them the courtesics and Inequalities
intended.
p. s.-The programme Of proceedings ~
hastily determined on between the committee
Of arrangements and the managers Of the ex.
cursion WAS ~ follows. Rides through the
day 10 interesting points about In our vicnity
an excursion on tho river 10 Fort Smelling ut
five In tho afternoon a ball st the Capitol In
the evening. These arrangements arc being
carried out 10 universal satisfaction, no fur M
we Gun judge and ~ We 80 to press, the boats
ore receiving their guests for the Fort Smelling
trip.
We shall sIIudc hereafter 10 the grandeur Of
'"'s whole enterprise, 10 the layIshness even To
p'ca'Ea''ty, OF tho public spirited men who had
" 10 charge, and 10 tho splendid results which
must lo"ow to our Northwest. We can to-day
oo'y thank them, heartily and repeatedly.
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