American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-06-17

kloiz, AMI Il NJ. CiTke were appointed
that committee.
On motion Of Geo. Germany E,q.. tie
committee w-re required to report Pro.
grmme n Tuesday evening the I3,h ms.
Adjourned 10 meet on the evening OF the
18Th inst.
ADJOURNED NgErIv0.
Agreeabl, to adjournment. the City
Hall was again fll,l with animated coun
lenanres. to complete arrangements The
fo.lowinz is the
REPORT or THE COMMITTEE
GESTLEaEN:-Yonr Committee appoint
e J TO consider the propri-ly. manner and
means Of celebrating ths 82 anniversary
of American Independence, respectfully
submit The following report
1st. Out OF respect 10 the memory OF
the heroes of the Revolution. The Zeal with
which they batled and bltd for our liber
ties; in commemoralion Of their glorious
deeds. their patiiO,ism and their virtue
with a view to strengthen our Nation n
devotion, an ! with hope that tie spirit
Of freedom may tske deeper, frmer, and
broader root in our souls. We unanimously
resolve to celebrate the coming Anniversary
of Our Independence.
2nd. AS the Anniversary Of that aren't
! dug falls upon the Sabbath. and as it is in
our opinion contrary to good n ,rals and
the best interests OF society to cel-bra'e ii
on that day, we suggest that Saturday.
July 3 be the fine fixed upon for sail
celebration: and we further suggest that
the business men Of our city lie requested
to trans ct no public bls ness on that oc.
casior.
81. We suggest that the Illowins be
the order Of the day:
lst. Music on Il e ground.
End. Reading Of the Declaration Of IN
dependence.
81. Music.
4.h. Grafton.
9TH. Music.
9Th. Re'reshments and Toasts.
7th. Music generally.
4th. As public dinner owing to The
uncertainties Of The weather, the scarcity
Of means and tie necessary trouble attend
ing it, woul III in our opinion, be mex pc
dent. we respart uly suggest that the
coming 4th be celebratedin Pic-ni: style
that all be cordially invited TO meet in com
mon brotherhood providing themselves
with the necessary re eshments for the oc-
cason, and we further suggest in this con
nAc,ion. that a committee on refreshments
I've appointed consisting Of A. j. Dl linz,
Chas. Miller, J c. Einkead, F. A. S each
and J. A. Bope.
5:h. AS it Willie nac ssary to secure
some convenient lace for the Gel bration
and as music, Incidental refreshments. q
rection OF speakers stand. seats DC. vii
he attended with some expense. we sugees
thata committee on finance and pacs be ap
pointed, consisting Of j. A. Hunter, p
Powers, o. L Davis. J, w. Stinchcomb
aud J. NJ. Lyons. whose duty it shall b.
to select a convenient grove for the occa
sion and procure mesns by subscr ption o
otherwise for the defraymeut of said ex
penses.
6Ih. As music, in our opinion, woul
> adj to aud Tighten the Tleasures OF III
entertainment. we suggest that a commit
: tee Of FIVE, consisting of Robert G'tas, J
N. Little, @. F. Gaiaghty, J,nes Katner
and G. F. R,inev, he appointed TO scrur
the services Of Lyhrand's Band, with fieI.
and such other music as they may deem
expedient.
g 7h. AS The occasion calls for the read
ing Of the Declaration of Independence
and demands public oration. we sugge:
1t that committee be appointed. whose du
e ty 1t shall e TO secure a reader and orato
, or ora ,ors, as TO them may seem most ex
= pedient, said committee 10 consist of TN
following gentlemen, Capt. Josh. Clarke
:, ]. L. TuthiIl, DR.. NJ. Efinger, J. c. Rpi
E nev. and A. G. Barlow.
ss 9th. We suggest that committee c
/; five be appointed. whose duty it shall b
: to secure the erection of spesker's stand
seats. DC. and that said committee ronsis
o of the following gentle men, Jacob Ormau
;. Chas. Vorys, Jesse Outcalt, john RI
r do!ph and John Sears.
!, OH. We suggest the following commit
n tee on toasts, namely ]. B. Mcneil, {
d Jrffres, H. Giesy, J. G. Wilcox, and {
g D. Martin.
;, 10Th. We suggest the appointment b
1, : this meeting of one chief, aud four assis
t. tant Marshals of the day, whose duty
shall he TO exercise general euperintend
ance over the arrangements made by III
above named committees.
G. EWING. Chm,
:. A. w. EBRIGHT,
r. Con mittee. r. NJ. CLARKE,
IF j. A. HUNTER,
. j. c. KLOTZ.
d The report was adopted.
at On motion Of Mr.. Baker, the proceed
iugs were ordered to be published in Il
= city papers, afer which the meeting az
ourned. A. j. RILDINE, Prest.
JOSH CLARhE, Vice Pres't.
G. ROLAND, Sec'y.
Ey- Advertisements omitted this wee
lIg will appear in our next.