Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-06-25
.Tnr orsnIne Parry at The aohio Whine

sTHE OrBaIHG Parry at the "0hio White
Eaiphur.o on the i7th inst, was a grand at
fair according to the report of these present
Ind shey numbered in all, we learn, con-
siaerzbly over Eve hundred, embracing repre-
settaiives from all the cities and important
aosAns Of Ohio, and Of many of the cities
oS osher States. A large number were pres
eat from our town, and many more, who
desired TO attend, ike ourself, were unable
TO do so. Everything passed of most pleas
antly-and the proprietors and superinien-
dent received many and deserved comPli-
ments from the guests for their hbeEality
and enterprise in flung the place up in such
admirable style ard making such complete
and thorough arrangements for the accom-
hoped they win have q goodiy number do
the season which the party OF The I7th in
aagpsated.
we copy isozn the State Journal of Sat
wday the following proceedings of meet
ing OF the guests held previous 10 dispensing
after the late entertainment:
While the Company were waiting for the
cas- IL The White Sulphur Station, a meet
ing ssss held for the purpose of adopting
resolutions expressive Of the sense OF the
exrursionists.
On motion, Valentine Winters, ESQ, OF
DAYTON, was chosen Chairman, and John
Swasry, Esq of CIncinnati, Secretary
The following COMMITTEES on Resolutions
was appuiated; s. GebhaFt, of Dayton; A.
Hisshna, Xenia; Henry Culbertson, Troy
Thss. Reed. Urbana; George Hatch. DIR. A
n. Baker, Richard Smith. R. n. Corwine,
WI. Davis, T McBurnie, w. E Marsh
Henry Hama, Cincinnati; Hon. H. Morse
Dayton; Hon. s. S. Hinckle. Springfield
Joseph Ciegg, Dayton; Hon. A p stone
CoIum6as; Judge Ranney. Delaware; Wm
kelsey. Columbus; Judge Baggo,t, Dayton
Major r. Macon, Springfield; John Boyd,
Xenis, Hon. Charles Sweetser, Delaware
3. Kl;aefelter, Springfield; Hon. H. IL
Weber, Baltimore; George A. Waraer, do
Major Plympton. New York; John Musgrove
Urnarn; los. IIarshman. Osborn; d. A
Munsos, Cleveland; Daniel fiarbine. Alpha
Dr.. ID. Davenport, Msrysyiiie; w Warder
PhiIsdelphiai John Brown, Chicago.
After a brief absence, Mr.. Gebhart fron
the committee reported The following, which
were unanimously adopted:
Resosvsd. That The Entertainment SO mu
, efficiently afforded by the proprie,ors OF ,h'
Ohio White Sulphur Springs. on the open
ihg occasion, was of a character in keepin!
with the important event., and We hereb.
tender our thanks 10 those gentlemen, TO
their liberaiity, and the assidesus ate ntiol
by which they secured the comfort and en-
ioyment of their numerous guests.
Resolred, That as regards location an
convenience, the character OF the water, an
attractive scenery. we have foundthe Whit
Sulphur Springs. fully equal to the claim
that have been made for it; and we unhesl
tatiagiy recommend it to such persons a
may desire a quiet and secluded summer re
treat, and the benefit of mineral water
whose medicinal properties are not inferio
TO those of the famed w hite Sulphur Spring
of Virginia.
RESOLVED, That all papers friendly to tn
building up of a frst-class and valuabl
watering place in the West be requested i
publish these resolutions.