Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-03-27
The General assembly ) EXCURSION
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Atl;4Q on f'rlqay NLeTnOYpi iniailS,1 niaiS1 .T'fi AofYi
tbe R General nl lsse6ibiy " 81 ohio, accompsp7
led yo,.oa by "a opu@ber i &, Of ladies', Editors Re-
porters, er.s and other invited guests, 1fsft our
Depot for Cincinnati, on board Of special pts9
cars that were. placed at their disposal BY
the snperintandsnt Of the, Little Miami Il
Colam6us,& Xepis Railroad, through JoHIN
DpHgRTY, the geptemanly and efffticitenti ffat1ni
Agent "a that y0ad at thiss point pSl eggSl Thsl
wtiter hereof was gf the party, and b1ll takes
great pleasprei being able yq make AK aalhiga6l
iyRyorable- report 0f the excursion YlrrsIlSoinlibI we
arrived in Cincinnati op time Friday ty even, even
iugrbaYipg been mssat LPyelanGd' ysG an ana ig cor
dialIytwsle9ms5, by Al G09plptttffea q c09SlSII
ine, of the following gentlemen; Miles
greenwood, The0. Cook, II. A. Harris, Col.
Monlton, w. p. sHulberts e. I. Carson, W
"A. Bates, o. Fl, Geofroy, Henry Mack, Az Az
ID. Ballock, JOS iTOrrence, II. A. Bowman
and $. F, Cary. These gentlemen were
formally introdueedto the guests by Mr.. Mr..
HAYDEN of the Senate, and Mr., Nixon OF
the House-when we were all furnished
VSith tickets of various kinds, viz: Omni-
bus checks, cards emitting us to FREE FARE
al the Hotels during our stay, tickets OF adj
Mission to the National Monument EXhi-
hilton, and Invitations to the Reunion and
Bauouet at the Cincinnati Club Rooms on
Fourth. street, for TEN O'clock Friday
night. The guests were taken to the GID
son. House, the Walnut Street House, and
the Spencer House, and were distributed as
fellows: ,a.sl .a.'l,sr
............. GIBSON HOUSE. .... Hrilina
sP.Carlin, L. ID, Griswold, T.J. Godfrey,
j. M. Burt, All. Harris, A. d. Kibbee, 2,
Wiies, &. Hare, C. Davenport, T A. Welsh,
Z. Glover, A. w, COan, o. d. Hough, W,
n. Beynton, j. F. Follett,. John A. Estill,
A. c. Hibbs, j. Roseneranse, Isaac Cusac'
8. NJ. Worth, U. G. O.Rutter, j. B. Read, A.
I,-Curtis. F. w. Thornhill, S. Kranor, P.
IRbrook,i S. Myers, s. w. Clark, Samuel
Fox. wm. Deford, SC. Brown, w. L. Phil
llppss.h s. b. 'ErgGide, .. II. Putnam. VIM.
stanton a. L. Perrill, Amos Lyman Of
The ONO no SrAlriEsMAS, n, Rush. J r. Mar
shalt w, ID. Alexander, Capt. Newkirk,
Joseph Brutf, M. r, Braily,G James Nc
CIeeny, n d, y, LOOMS, Chief Clerk Of the
House. sS L., I. Rice Of the Columbus Journal
VII, west, Senator Cole and vile, and the
MiSSsii MaiiSSsilSC9Y SC9rYesaaR7aa aaR7aaq a6 layug1.zgg ,-fr,s0
WALNUT STREET HOUSE.
Henry West Joseph Bradbury, Chris.
Huqbeesi, Iua NJ. NAY, John Patten and wife, s.
M Heller, osTfs L. Mc Marcel aid wife ). Az
CbaeI.rdi Chase and Wife, James Parks, All. Swain,
E.H. CASTOR, r, E. Jones, N. Davey, .J:I
NJ. Co hrsl, A. w. shipleyahd wife, and
Mrs, MIS- iHangralrty, nrl E. Masters, II. G. Houston
aRpdf RSdf wife, liiftw W. s. Phares, CO.. Ewing, Thos.
Webster, john Phares, and Misses Gay and
90 g5llhoiV ninIg 1t .y9di .ia9ua,iII i'7il
-'Fs n''''ssp SPENCER HOUSE. 'l.''no' '''
willard Warner, 4. Jones, Robert Saw
age, sv A, T,wallihg, A.Kellogg, D. B. Linn,
Nd. Tibbais, John E. Cummins, George
Henrricks, S.,J, Cochran, G. R. Nash, D. A.
nsngIler, ]. n, oren, S, T. McMorrah, F. A.
Marble. Judge Scott, r. NJ. Hanson, Abram
Tector, Col. stedman, John T. Clark, w.P.
johnson, Mills Gardner, c. B. Flood, E.
HeaSsley, Col. E. FtSchneider, Russell
Hastings, b. NJ. Barrett, Col, Frank Saw
yeEg M. Z. Gallup Ingram Clark, Colonel
MONTGOMERY, e. GJDenman, s. A. North
Wsys VIM, Larwill, Thomas Beer, G. B,
AsckMppd, Ben, lie FFieyre,' no gril..I
There were others who were 10 Ciucin-
natl as guests Ofithe Chamberof Commerce,
some Of whom stopped with friends, while /
seEelal vent down on other trains, whose
names were, consequently, not reported.
AQsftsa b Friday evening, The Gessts
were conducted to the Merchants Ex-
chsagecwhere they were formally and cor
diaIIyS welcomed on behalf Of the Chamber,
of Commerce, and the city of Cincinnati,
bgTAEoDORE Cook, President of the Cbam-
Der. '" @'i'11
Mr.. Cook said that the intentioH was to
have his Honor, Mayor HARRIs, TeeeiYe the !
guests, but owing to indIspositionh by ex- |,
cesslve labor az AID after the calamitous
couAa iSlion Sf the preceding night, Mayor
HAkkis e6uIl1 not be present !, but he de-
sired, through Mr., Cook, to extend a COR
dial welcome to the visitors SH.teie
Mr.. COOK theh anhouncedthe programme
for Saturday, which was carried out; after
which he proceeded 70 read the invitations
to the guests, 4fpnp s. C.. NEwroS, Presi-
dentJf the fbthg Niehss Berc6fhtile Rtbra-
ryASsOciStioh, 70 VISIT theit rooms and use
thsdg anrihg, the term of their visit; from
Spring Grove Avenue Rsiiroad Company
and from the Bethel Mission Association,
to be rFQe1t agMozsrt Hal, atthgirE ami
versafy,e on shhday afternoon at three
sLiedtenant-Goverhor McBURNEY was
called6nt,s ana responded on Behalf Of the
GeherAI assembly and other guests, to the
welcoeb0 tnA Pfsside6t Of khs Chanber
Of Commerce, in a neat andlapprOpriate
speecn,which was heartily applauded.
0sqgal sam. EpeEHE vpseailed for and
was soon on the platform making his old
polItIesIspeeeh., which be has made SO Of
ten on the stump, lie spoke q long time
and dis9usted everybody. " a''' ~.
.tvhI lhR was iolIowedby 9If. GEo1Eh,
ofslhgf House Of Representatives, who re-
spondedf for the body Of which he is atmem-
Der in apertIpept ap9 characteristic speech
which was loudly applauded.
MrsfoLhk II tie Hodse, being called
for, camgI0rWard and spoke most happily