The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-06-17
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The undersigned having been APP
pointed y committee, 70 draft resolu-
lions expressive Of the feelings of the
members and friends of the Englisn
Lutheran Sabbath School in reie5 ,eas,e
to the Rochester excursion, beg 'IeaRe
to present the following repor! ,,,ar.
(. 'SQnsRIsAs, By the goodness anu ntea
cy of our Heavenly Father we nnHena ~
marked success in our unuertaAins -
show the children OF our svo. ~" ~
work Of their hands; and, whereas.
Thar NJ persons have especially In
tarssied themselves in making the ex-
cmrsion one of delight, comfort and
safetys therefore,
i. RcS0Ired,S That our heartfelt thanks
are due and are hereby rendered TO The
officers OF the Cleveland aud Pittsburgh
Railroad, for so kindly furnishing us
with the elegant passenger coaches
used on the excursion and for so care
fully watching all the operations otthe
road, so as to prevent the least posi-
bility of an accident IsLh 90 : /. i.,ti
9. To Messrs. Breen and Skinner, the
regular conductors OF trains No. ~ ana
u, and TO George Fricker,, our speclai
conductor, for their gentlemanly do
pertinent and attentive care Tor our
5. 70 Morris Miller and, Robert
ChiSm, engineers, and their assistants HaIt
(whose names we could not learnt Tor
their special watchfulness OF every
valve, wheel, brake, !&c., MS II realizing
the great responsibility resting upon
them aud the preciousness OF the cargo
committed to their care. -
4. To the gentlemanly telegraph ope-
rators at Steubenville, WellsvlIle ana
| Rochester for their promptness III trans
| hitting our messages, thus relievlng
the natural anxiety of friends at nome.
). To the Wheeling Bridge company
for having (thus far at least) onty nteC
to count rs for their own satisfaction,
instead of any pecuniary purpose.
G. To Rev. Fl. AReck, director, his eX-
cellent wife and the deaconesses associ-
ated with them in the care OF the father
less, for the very kind and cordial re-
ceptiou given us at the Home, and Tor
the refreshing entertainment proVloeu
upon our arrival.
7. To our careful friend physician"
to the excursion, for his great thought,
fulness and watchfuiness with regard
to those who became sea sick and his
determination TO keep our Pastor from
over.exertion and unnecessary aux
iety.
sion who in any way contributed TO
the success of our visit TO the father
Finaiiv. resolved, That having thor
oughly tested the speed, comfort and
SAFETY of the c. & p. II. r., together
with its. new coaches and careful and
gentlemanly conductors, we feel 1t our
duty heartily to recommend this Rail
road to the patronage of the travelling
y. B. That having for ourselves wit
messed the great benefits of the Ophan's
! Home at Rochester, we will give our
selves more 10 the blessed labor OF do
ing good TO others, and will heartily
commend the institution TO the patron
age OF the benevolent. q ~ Elh-ls'
Your committee feel that no pen can
do justice to the friends and objects
mentioned in this report, neither to the
grand success of the.trip to Rochester,
| but at the same tiue trust that even
this imperfect expression of gratitude
| will show our feelings OF appreciation
to the many to whom we feel under
lasting obligations. .-...-.
WIN. n. BAssETT,
WIN. DErTCH, Com.
w. a. HALLER.
WHEELING, June II, 1867.