, 1859-06-07
The Cincinnati Kxeuxston.

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The Cincinnati Exsszston.
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Tim in soc;s,v ,nd ~ ~ a.har rssa...- r. pos4
ncon1e whom ther xon, r. .t.;t rha ..s,;. Nv
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them rs " dist;ng,;,bea r;s;,ors !" :" fnc.1aot;n1
delegation Of gentlemen !" ntwe]rc c.r.1ond. :
the best citizens of the prn;t;e c,tv." NM, s;n,
! nj s6e5mYHY6x. 6x.-.X.17BFSSFs%1s # n ~;
was puk&saeA =, md . 4 4ea,fffh WI .rade in III
papsTs of lie ORGANIZATIONS n1ai;n1 ~ -ece,vt
the 44welcome md d,st,n he'd .y1;.xt. ~:
Tbe train arrived 1t an early hour in III,
morning; the railroad COMPANY Furnished
tho visitors ". M fride toF jhe
botels. n ndrtion nna;nsrsd ID ret 1oam,
.t ,he Rnrnet. the srrnurr tsk,no n,11,q !. d;d
rt,.r--t,r,,.+.- -,rntin<; nrrten,;on, h hs;no
!. trst olsae ,,:.na th1 rrs;i,liebf d. q
onissed d st1,ngs xeis allied u ,est caerFsr.
IN f,a second md third .els.. hon.ez-tbob Oh in
II. scc,1c oec,a+oes ,,ev werc nj, :. first c,ass
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Al the Burnet and anne. If The other hous.,
nany Of the excurss;on;sts met at tbe hr,a. ot
the clerks churlish treatment, which ths vpunp
gents, perhaps, intended for lofty dignity of de.
mcanor.. .2sH6V aA8k eaesY Nh6f had their
xires with them, selesrapbed ,shuaa to.;seere
rooms, but found. when ,he4 arrived the.c, that
10 attention had been paid to their dispatches.
The fare served at the hota1swas comn,m to
middline. il Judged by. the standard Of
the fremont, Briggs or the Richmond.
Strawberries we're selling in the market at
6se cents for inferior to fifteen, 1fpr> choice.
The fre,centers only we're served at table
Cherries we're in market, but. the price was
above the yiewa Of the "tirst class" hotel
keepers. The distinguished visitors" however,
gratiGed their pelates at the tnarkctt stalls and
from the fruit stands on the corners.' 1sbserv-
ed that the "p1incipal hotels" in Cincinnati,
are kept by the clerks-at least the landlords
were not visible. ,... -
It was arranged in the programme that a
Committee Of the Chamber Of Com uaerce should
wait on the e1cursionists at 10 4 u. md escort
them to the Merchants Exchange, where they
we're to be "eordially received, introduced 10
the members" and made to feel at home, and
all that sort Of thing. Pen o'clock came but no
committee was to be seen. Eleren passed but
no Committee. Finally the Mayor happened
into the Burnet, and learning the state Of the
case took the responsibility to invite the Chicago
"gucsts" over to the Exchange" The Preti-
dent of the Chamber Of Commerce after this ar-
rival "weicomcd- them to Tie >city," hailed
with pleasure the opening of new avenue Of
trade" and "o6erkz the Aosp;kalixiey Of the city
to the guests" Mayor Bishop followed. bid
ding them hearty welcome" awe are
elad ;" said be. " to see YOU in our mil:t. W.
trust you will epioy yourselves to The utmost of
Jour anticipations SO lsu9 as you NAV star
among us, We shall u.c our utmost endearof.
to make vour visit agreeable
Mayor Haines and DR.. Eran resnonded mid
that was the last seen of tbs ,nembera of Tho
Chamber of Commerce and their t.hosn;.a1;,;s. y
n o,no,,,od 4h,t ~. 49,. r. ~. -.
4Y o'4uouoeeu .ust 'oe ooofs o1 me Na-
Aonai Theatre would be thrown open that night
for the free aate rtainu,ent :of t{1e tn,csts and
+b,, ~. u,,+;,.,1.,,.,so.
3' ~"s AeA ''N~s@'aa A'"e4e1s aan opeaeo' sae
door OF their Fair to the excursionists. But no
tickets were presented. and none of the crests
ucrs ,a,,;+..a a..t a..,, :. :.
"e'e a".1ea Except soen Us clalmeo az the
door to be chicago e1cursionists," and we're
willing to stand a cross-e1nnina.iou 10 tabstan-
tiate tho trntb of that os.c,t;on M.nn ~ ~
:. -, '9' 1ls">A |''N' 04@n, VI lae
guests declined to enter on such terms, and
others bought their way in..: :'t :''.'
The cr}chrated v7sit IN 1onouor,b,e ,.;,a..,;
n. H.. hss. - :.:.".,.s 49, So - ",ne
'a' 4'aa occn su1aclentt} oesc1lned alfeaay, put
l protest agninst making a scapcgoat Of "Old
Nick" His behavior in score of hosn;te,.v .,d
oo,,,4oex ,roa ). -. - ~, n'N1, :,
eou.'e "as the' att'1ge o. Tue welcome
rendered to the distinguished strangers who
were taken in. ";.:
The nr;nca,r bosn;.o,;+r of Mr,n,n,a, .h
80. r.. 49, 9..' WV
soes' W Inc way OUT III tne rural districts, SIX
or seven miles north Of the city, must not be
mixed ub with the freedom of tho c;,x