Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-16
REsOLUTIONs.

Springs came OF Thursday evening last ac'
cording to tho programme The affair was a
brilliant one and may be set down as graft
fying success The attendance was large, ev-
cry section Of the State having its represen-
tatives il being len for Dayton, however, to
furnish a larger number Of visitors than any
other place, Tho festivities Of the occasion
we're fully up to the expectations and desires
Of the most sanguinc and ardent, and its pleas
ant rccollections will long be cherished by the
deyotoualists ut pleasures shrine
Nothing has becn left undone on the part
Of the proprietor Of White Sulphur to render
the seeason so happily inaugura,ed, one Of
great brilliance and substantial comfort to all
who may be either in quest Of pleasure or
health. Every thing connected with the house
and grounds have bccn placed in the most per
feet order and attractive condition The spirit
Of an emil Rhtened progress, enterprise and
taste nre to be found all over the premises in
every thing that can contribute 10 the health
comfort and happiness Of the guests
Corridors have been constructed this spring
uniting the various departments Of Cottage
row" TO each other aud to the Mansion
| House" and the Mansion House also 20 the
Hotel; making q complete structure Of over
one thousand feet in length, varying from one
TO four stories high. Some conception may
be formed Of the yastncss Of the buildings NJ
they now stand, by imagining a symmetrical
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distance equal to two and half Of our Day.
ton squares Then, there is another section,
situated in the grove, denominated the Bur
net House which is hundred and fifty or
all these, a large and commodious Hall and
Chapel have been erected this year, which
completes the appointments of the place, and
when taken in connection with the natural
grandeur and advantages here presented rcn.
der the Springs perfect paradise
We are not prepared to speak Of the heal
ing virtues Of the waters II must suffice for
the present to state that within an area Of iif.
teen hundred feet, four large, never failing
fountains Of water burst from the earth, each
hearing in solution from the interior agents
that are esteemed Of great value TO invalids,
One year ago Mr. WILSON extended an in
yitation to the Ohio State Medical Society,
then in session at Columbus, TO visit the
Springs, and examine his premises, which
they did and were so favoraby impressed, that
the Society adjourned to meet there this year.
After holding one of the most harmonious
and profitable sessions Of the Society Of three
days, they adjourned yesterday to meet again
next year in the same place. The following
may be taken as an indication Of the feeling
of the medical profession Of Ohio in refer
ence TO the proprietor of the Springs, and
the enterprise over which he has CONTROL
Whereas lnasmuch as the present session
of the State Medical Society of Ohio has been
attended with considerable expense to Andrew
Wilson ir, in the erection of this spacious
Hall for the especial accommodation Of our
Society, and in every way has labored to rem.
der our deliberations pleasant and the sojourn
of ourselves and families agreeable and de-
lightful: Therefore,
Resoiced, That the Ohio State Medical So
ciety hereby tender TO Mr. w their sincere
and heartfelt thanks for his efforts in our be-
half for the fine, airy and well arranged Hall
located in one Of the most beautiful groves Of
the State, for the uniform kindness, courtesy,
and gentlemanly treatment received ut his
hands, and all connected with the Springs,
and of the thousand evidences which we have
had of his peculiar adapteduess to render the
Ohio White ulphur Springs the most popular
watering place in the country, as il is the
most delightful and charming
This well merited compliment, emanating
from such source, must certainly be
highly gratifying to Mr. WILSON From what
we saw and heard, however, we are inclined
TO the opinion that it does not exactly come
up to the ideas Of the Medical Faculty upon
the subject The fear was expressed that in
making too enthusiastic an expression that
the objects sought to be accomplished might
be defented
There appeared TO be universal desire on
the part Of those gentlemen, to contribute
whatever Of influence the Society might be
able to confer towards sustaining Mr.. WILSON
in his laudable and praiseworthy enterprise
and to establish the Ohio White Sulphur upon
n firm and uniailing basis, Their personal
efforts will certainly not be wanting TO render
this one Of The institutions of the country.
To those who know Mr. Wilson, and have
enjoyed his hospitable attentions, no words o
commentator or praise from us, will be re
, quired; but to those who have never shared
t these privileges, we would say; that he Is thl
, finest type of an unaffected gentleman W.
+ suppose that every body In the Miami VALLEY
! knows JOE SwAYNIE; il they do not, it is higl
time that they were making a pilgrimage Il
the White Sulphur to compass this object
In conclusion we would say that all the ap
, pointments Of this extensive establishment are
of the most complete character and to those
who are exhausted with cares, depressed will
lingering disease or seek pleasure and com
fort away from home, we would say 20 to the
Ohio White Sulphur Springs, as the place best
calculated to secure these desired objects
X. Y. z.
B6S-An exaggerated story got out at Wash
ington in relation 10 an attempt 10 assassinat,
Senator Summer has been seized upon by hi