The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-10
HEADQ'Rs YOUNG GUARD,

Richmond, October 80, 1860. !
5S WEskEAk. UPON TNE LATE
GO visit of the YOUNG GUARD, of the city
of Richmond, to the city OF Baltimore. they were
Teceved by the battanoa OF the BALTIMORE City
tallty, and everywhere met with numberiess
marks of attention and kindness: Therefore be it
Rssotrsd, Thai the most sincere thanks OF this
corps, and OF the officers accompanying 1t, are full
ly due and are warmly returned TO the CITY
hospitality with which they welcomed us TO the
Monumental City; that TO both ofhcers ard prl-
Yates, and to the courteous guidance and gentle
manly bearing OF the committees OF the corps, ap-
Pc inted for our comfort and entertainment, do we
owe most OF the pleasure enjoyed upon a . VISIT
where nothing but pleasure greeted US and that
whenever the opportunity and privilege ls allowed
US, if we cannot equal, will yet strive to follow
such q brilliant example OF sololery leeilhs ana
RssoIued. That this corps return their, warm
thanks to the officers and prlvates of the Jaw
iiTays for giving to the Young Guard another
proof of their kindness and hospita BILE feeling in
the collation. to which We were invited in such g
GENIAL spirit OF welcome and that hen the wished
for opportunity is afforded US to reclprocate 1t, we
will let our :. actions speak louder than woras."
ReSOIred That the praise of this corps is hear
THY given to the geDtlemanly Proprletors and AS
sistants of the Gimor House who Sc cons Iteration
for our comfort, and untlTng efforts to please and
accommodate US, could not, We feel assured, have
Rssoirsd. That to the politeness and urbanity OF
Capt, JAMES, Superintendent of the City jail, we
are indebted for morning of much interest and
be has charge, and that we return our sincere
thanks to him ana his family for the hne colla,lon
prepared fOT Tue c. Mort OF the inner
RESOLVED, That We return our thanks for the in
vItation kindly extended to us by the Executive
Committee OF the Mary land Institute, which in
visiting we experienced much interest ami pleas
Resolved, That We return our thanks to JOHN
T. FORD Esq, for the kind invitation extended TO
the corps to visit his Theatre, the acceptance OF
which gave US an opportunity to see how well he
caters to the public taste. and how well repaid is
ms "study to please"
ResoIued, That we cannot but pra Sc the
ner in which the corps were treated upon the
steamer " George Peabody by Capt PRITCHARI
and his ASSISTANTS, whose wishes to increase oul
comfort and enjoyment we're untirlng, and we car
truly say, fully successful.
RsSoired, That the thanks of the corps are due
and are hereby rendered Miss BURNS, of Baltl-
more, Tor the beautiful wreath presented to the
corps, which will ever be souvenir to remind the
memters OF the kind, patriotic, and beautiful Ia
Resolred. That these resolutions he published
in the Baltimore papers and the Richmond Dis
patch, and also be ssveraliy transmitted to Major
Warner, OF the City Guard Battalion; TO Capt
BOWERS, of the Law Grays; to Mr. STONE, of the
Gllmor House; to Capt. JAMES, Supennten dent
OF the Baltimore Guy jan; to JOHN L. FORD
Esq; Capt. fRITcHARD; to the CHAIRMAN OF the
executive Committee OF the Maryland Institute
and TO Miss BURNS, as'an earnest acknow edg
ment of their after ton and kindness, and a sim
PIE, Though heartfelt tribute to their warmth o
heart and hospitality.
A correct copy from the minutes-Attest
CAPT. JOHN s. RADY, Chairman.
Serg,t VIM W1DE Sec'y no lU--1t