Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-06-07
Baltimore Convention.


ror the Information Of such OF our Democrat;
'rends as may desire to attend the Baltimore Con
'en''on' We publish the following Circular lette
received BY us from w. p sMrrn, ESQ. Master q
transportation, Of the Baltimore and Ohio Raj
Road Company:
BALTIMORE AND Ono RAIL Roar Co.
BALTIMORE May 90, 1860.
10 Denocrafic .Stafs and Local, Conana;yees
Editors, and Others uLom ii n.oy con.
/. Germ:
Under It's uniform policy of encouraging
Baltimore as place for holding National
conventions. and general meetings. The
Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road Company
has been the first to reduce the fare mon
lis own Road. and to arrange. also, with
us numerous connecting lines in the West
and the North and Southwest, for a gen
erai apd pint reduction. by through round
trip tickets. for the Democratic National
Convention to be held here on Mondsy. the
18th of June next.
Having effected arrangements therefore.
with the principal lines west of us for
THROUGH ROUND TRIP TICKETS between all
prominent points and the City of Balti-
more, and being Baltimore work and
the only direct line from the greater nor.
ton OF the West, we desire to. have these
facts as widely known as possible. in orr
der to give the fullest opportunity to enjoy
the route. as well as to secure for our Road
the legitimate fruits of its position and at
'raetiens' and OF our efforts for the public
The Tickets will be good for an annie
period before and after the Convention
10 allow the holders an opportunity of
reaching Baltimore in good season. and
lime to return home upon. even sbould
he session of the Convention be prolonr.
ID.
For the week preceding the Convention.
ADDITIONAL THROUGH PASSENGER TRANS
making all the connections from the Yves.
ern lines. will be run from Wbeeling
jenwood and Parkersburg, four terminal
nj connecting points on the Ohio River. J
nd every possible convenience and accom-.
lodation which the extensive resources of ,
ne Company can command will be
rought into requisition to serve the large
uIibers who are expected from the West ,
The Hotels of Baltimore, and thous. =
nd private houses offer. assurance of am.
lie accommodations to the visitors in anv :
and at ordinary prices. but :
ionid these prove inadequate, we propose :.
bring the extensive Hotels of Washing
IN City into play 10y running extra trains.
18th merely nominal fare, between Bal.
more and that place. (3s miles distant. J
convcslent hours before the meeting and 3.
ter the daily adjournment of the Con. q
,ntion .
10 those desiring to visit Washington q
'iore returning TO the West, round trim .;
ckets may be had at the Western ticket 10
hoes for but two dollars additional >, -
hich is reduction of one-third from the h
yuiar fare at Baltimore. Four regular :,
lily trains are constantly run between a.
ashington and Baltimore at convenient y
,urs.
Should the Great Eastern Steamship
i New York harbor during the period r.
the Convention. as expected, arrange Ia,
nts will be made by this Company Jy &C.
ich the Western visitors at Baltimore al
be taken to that place and back on -
Ind trip tickets at reduced fare. c.
w SMITH, 60
Master of TRANSFORMATION &c