Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-30
TOUR GERMAN CITIZENS.
LALAYErriE HALL.
WHEELINo, June goth, l762

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d The following members of the Commit.
Tee appointed to prepare programme for
tne celebration Of the Fourth OF. July, met
Al O'Clock, at Lafayette Hall: Fred. Com
RAD, Daniel Kreuter, William Yost. Ed
Londeuer, Fred. Miller, and A. PolIaak.
The meeting was organized by calling
Mr. Lodener to the Chair and appolntinS
E. Conrad Secretary.
The ensuing consultation was very bar.,
monious, and prompted the folloWihgifeso-
buttons: @ss
When language is inadequate to express
the high FsneratiOn in which the German
citizens OF Wheeling hold the momeutous
act which, on the 9TH OF July, l776, ere.
ated Tor us Independence, and for all man
KIND the beacon light of liberty" we now
invoke Irvine Providence soon to develope
the benefits and blessings of this inestimA-.
BILE inheritance in the whols universe
ana IN order to prove ourselves worthy of
them, and with ever grateful emotions.
1t isi9lgas Eaa u a5ss9
ResotUed, l. That the celebration of the
Seth Anniversary of our Independence.
demonstratiye OF our love Of liberty and
free institutions, shall a - u,
z. Commence with procession of cili.
zens and soldiery now here, to form at the
Custom House early on the morning of the
Fourth, so as to move from there at
o'clock, through the principal directs of.
the city, with martial music.
3. That all the Germans of the CITY and
neighborhood are invited to Cooperate
with us in the Accomplishment of this OBJ.
a. That asitheVocal Societies have pre-.
arranged Pic Mic, to be held in Zane's
Gardens, on the Island, all persons desirous
OF participating 10 the festivities there, after
the procession, are invited to repair to these
Gardens, where ample accommodation
will be furnished, and the soul-stirring airs
of the singers wilttend' 10 enhance the fer
Vor OF gratitude aud felicity of free and
united people. That j, iEIsy 10 s,,s,
0. Messrs. William Yost and Danl. Rren-
ter be appointed a Committee on Gusic.-
That a(7lia El.slst9 '55l,
6. A Committee of Finance, TO consist of
4essrs. l.. o. Stiefel, William G, Franzheim,
Christian Hess, Joseph Heul, Adam Bush.
Lewis Steubenrauch, William Wiedebnsh.
Augustus Pollock, and the q er1bets of the
Committee of Arrangements, now present.
De appointed to solicit in their. respective
Wards Observation-Disclosures to deiray the
expenses necessarily incurred-Mr. William
Yost 70 act as Treasurer. That kof ,ss
a. Hand bills be posted throughout the
ny auH uUuEosi. CNtillg Ior RfMasS1 Meet
ing to be held. on Monday evening, June 80,
at Lafayette Hall, at eight o'clock P, 81.
The Committee trusting that the Pro-
gramme respectfully submitted, will meet a
favorable reception and he adopted; feel
assured. that IL successfully carried out.
will much advance the mutual confidence,
pleasure, cheerlullness and happiness Of the
German society, and stamp future under.
takings in the same direction with, more
certainty of.approbation and success.
In rendering our sincere thanks to the To-
cal press tor their kind attention, We beg.
the PIrginia Stdats Zitung to request ex.
changes to: copy these resolutions..5I $50
- = 'etha EDw. LINDSER, President,,4l.
F. CONRAD, Secretary.
t,,Tt DAN. KRESTER, ga
WIZ. YosT, Committee.
FREp. MILuER. j. !. 0a ~