Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-02
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The ears ON the South SIDE Road came ~ too late
tion with the train on the Va Tenn. Road, aud, as
II consequence. large number OF passengers, bound
westward were compelled to remain over The de-
LAY. VT understand was caused hf no aeclient--
CRt the soHth-siders hurry up little and Thus pre-
val such aha9t1accs 10 the travel Tor the future
Fillmore hk@tlN'--N meeting oil the friends o,
NJ Fillmore vas NJ. J. Plf'lAht u previous notice
IA notion q las. M.' nun ESQ. pr- tsohirri :
PAYNE was Called 10 the sa"r Aha D l. Peters APP
pointed secretary
The object 81 the meeting Living been briefly eN-
planned by the Chairman rs designed to form Club
promotlve OF the election OF Mr. Fillmore,
TN motion the following resolution was adopted
unanimously
Resolved, ihai committee OF seven be appointed
t. report to some inure mectrnga plan OF association
aid permanent officers for 1t Fillmore Club in this
city.
The following gentlemen were thereupon named by
the Chair as the committee in accordance with the
above resolution; Messrs Francis u. Dcanc, William
Saunders, W. II. Mosby, Col Maurice Langhorne,
Nm NJ. DAVIS, Jas. Mcdonald Jno. NJ Speed
and, on motion the Chairman and Secretary were
sd'led to the committee
After eloquent and torelbe addresses by Messrs..
ely,
On motion the meeting adjourned to assemble
again at Dudley Hall oa Friday night, the sth inst,
at O'Clock. Rh NJ. Ch NM.
MONTGOMERY SPRTNGs.-Wc are pleased TO learn,
says the Montgomery Herald of the 3lst of July that
there are over 300 visitors at the Montgomery White
Sulphur Springs. 215 at the Allegheny, and between
alp Qtt4f tfre IN hon HVn
times as many as were here this time last year. The
success of these places IS UNPARALLELED in the history
OF sunni erresorts.
vocate says that more than month ago one Of the
most respectable men OF Albemare preferred charges
before the Board o. Public Works against the State
officials at the Blue Ridge Funnel Tor gross 'n'sn m
agement OF the funds OF the State That gentleman
Chnatieu an investigation NJ the hands ofthe Board
Gt Pubic Works and promised to make good 10y con-
elusive evidence every charge he preferred \ num-
har OF most highly respectable gentlemen OF this
county, noighoors oil hr. Hoouioe' ana men VINO were
personally acquainted with the official mismanage-
G,ent At the funnel, pledged themselves in writing to
prove the Truth OF Mr. soodloes charges, If an inees
t'g1tlon would he furnished by the board How did
the board act Their Official duty and the slightest
regard tor the interests OF the Stale, should have
prompted them to throw WIDE open the door ior auf
and fair investigation into the facts They did not
do so, however but refused an Investigation.
Dr. h. W. GREEE President of llampden Sidney
College has accepted the Presidency of Pennsylvania
University, ny. His loss Will be severely felt nj
Hampden Sidney
MINlsrERiN oALL-Ihe Kew, NJ. X. Watknsoa, OF
Philadelphia has received and accepted a call from
the Court Street Baptist Church, at Portsmouth. lie
expects to enter on the discharge OF his pastoral du
ties next sabbath
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