The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-07-07

meeting. Once each year may here be as.
scmbled citizens from the two extremes OF
the Union. Here they can become acquaint.
ed with one another and Interchange views
Motives will be better understood, errors
discovered, prejudiccs diminished, and ran.
cors cradicated. Here, too, are the nattl.
raj influences that moderate the dispositions
and "make man more mild and tractable tt
man." 1t il in great degree from the pc
cnliaritica of the temperature and scenery o
Virginia that her people inherit that rcn'
tlcncss along with firmness Of character
which believe may say il has been gene.
rally conceded belongs to them.
Now, the meeting of the people of the
ceivable advantage to the political union III
which we live.
oh. gentlemen, VIC have passed Through
| great war aud q CONFUSION which VIC nave
mol vet recovered from. IL was war OIL
sectional hate and sectional hostility. " nat
a lesson il teaches us. and how Invaluable
TO ny ia every means that may help to har-
monte the people and rcpress all sectional
agitations. The Press owes TO the nation its
llnremittcd exertions with this object. IL
| j. one of its highest duties; and | take
pleasure in calling your attention emphati-
| cally to the earthly paradise in the midst OF
! which YOU now stand rs one OF yoilr great
| est allXililricS i'm healing the divisions OF
the country and restoring peace to torn
and afflicted land.
Music: "Bonny DOOM
OTHER ToASTs.
9Th. Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad.
Responded 10 by Colonel j. u. Baldwin
in Il speech of great force and cloqucnce.
Music Grand Duchess
s. "Oursclvcs'
Responded TO in most humorous man.
ner by DR.. Grey Latham. Music: "W We
Won't 90 Home till Morning"
9. ION success in life" Luck is better
tllan brains. Luck with brains Is better
still.
Responded to in Il most happy manner by
G. Il. Luck, Esq. Music: "DiSic."
A volunteer toast To "that man of large
heart, S. Zrtcll"," was responded to most
gracefully by that gentleman.
The company then joined hands round
the table and SIN" "huld Lang Sync,| ac-
cpmpanied by the band. After giving three
cheers for "ulIr generous host they dlS-
perSed. MI hands agreeing that the banquet
was Il most sumptuolls and agreeable affair.
MEETING OF THE CLUBS.
A meeting of the clubs was held at SH
O'Clock l.. NJ. Mr.. J. p. CowMrdin was
called to the chair and DIR. +. Il. Howe, of
the Washington Republican, was appointed
secretary. MesSrS. Witt, Doolcy, and
BoisScuX, were appointed aconmidee to
draft resolutions. They reported the fol-
lowing. which were unanimously adopted
"The representatives OF the Press OF
Washington, Richmond, and Petersburg,
and correspondents Of various papers, re-
siding in the two former cities, having en-
pcricnred the highest enjoyment by the
roifnion ut the Grccnbrier White sulphur
Springs. West Virginia. Oh the 3d and lth
instantS, cannot permit The occasion TO pass
without some expression of their feelings
towards those gentlemen who have so
kindly cXerted themselves to contribute to !
their pleasure; therefore be ii |
:. ReSOicrd, That our sincere thanks are |
due. and hereby are rendered, TO the |
McsSrs. Peyton It Co. for their generous |
in ollr reception and entertain |
lnent during our stay and it will ever be |
our pleasure to commend them TO the pub |
lie rs gentlemen thoroughly qualified for |
their business, and to recommend their
establishment rs :: most delight
lt resort TO the notwithstanding cOmmu-
nifty.
" Resolved, That to Mcssrs. !. r. Tins
ley. Jr., Bernard and Eugene Pcyton, Co
"ncl IL. }. Harvey. Colonel h. f. Webb,
Nj. o. Miller, and j. IL. Chamberlain, we
Eel greatly indebted, and return our thanks
nr their efforts to promote our comfort ana
enjoyment.
" HeSoiurti, That orr thanks DO also ten
lcrcd to General Williams &. Wickliam.
Of The Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad, and J. l.. Barbour. ESQ, president
Of the Orange and Alexandria railroad, for
:OlrieSicS extended to lis IN route.
" RcSOiGed, That our thanks are hereby I
cudrrcd To the Committee of Arrange ,,
NJ. ". Barr, >. f. Doolcy,
<. II. BoiSsra,I, and Arthur Shepherd, on {
he part of the Washington Press and
sIcSsrS. Ernest Wilt and j. L. Gowtrdin . /,
ID the part Of the Richmond Press. "a
L" Kc$oinrd. That our thanks are hereby Z
cndcrcd TO the McsSrS. I'roltcr, proprictors
II the White Sulphur Springs Stage and I
IlfpEzibS1s line, for collrtcsies extended t.
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