Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-03-02

tality
Mr.. Lane, editor -of the Akron
Beacon announced that he had ex.
tended an invitation to Horace Gree.
ley, and in response he had received
the following letter. As translated
it reads as follows:
Nrw Yonr. Februarv 70 1877,
DEAR SlR.-It will be difficult. In fact
nipossipiS,l mi me 70 attend your gatn
represented thercat. l pray that your
uieetlng may result IN great gooa, ana
needed reform, whereby Editors shall be
Induced 70 discuss each Others positions
culiarties and personal history. Yours,
HORACE GREELEY.
ED. BEACON, Akron, o.
The committeeon the nomination
OF oiiieers was announced John u :
ne.S' H.sa ~ ,1 'ut,e We, - h "a. ST. IT, - y
and Elmer White.
On motion recess was taken to Q
o'clock FRIDAY.
The Convention having adjourned
witnessed the parade of the Fire Dc
partment, which made most COM
mendable appearance. Babcock's
Band was in the procession and at
tracted special attention by the rich
appearance of their dress and the mu-
sic was universally commended. We
congratulate our old friend Bacock,
who was the leader of n fine band nj
N,aa,n. phen wo ros;d.,d a. 70 u,on
-. 'eN - apoA
MS success IN MS present Posl'ion'
Az .'e senins '"e eu..ois "se
corleo 10 the AKRON City RINK ana
saw such skill in skating as to
receive their universal applause.
From tho Rink the editors rana;rod to
ro.,-..,.o. uau -. -,
o'A Incl. ION "n,s vas an''5
aecoratea ana the bahquee PROVIDED
was so complete in every particular
that we doubt whether it could be
sprnassed NV the hest effort at ,el
- -,
lhohico Aoou' tnree huhureo anu
hlty guests sat down to feast that
will long be remembered By all OF
them. The appetite more than salts
fod toos+s ona rasnonsos uora :,
m
oioei' We iepioouec 'uc ieSpoise
to the following toast, volunteered b.
our friend Hartzell of Canton:
ToAsr-.The Manufacturers of Akron
Response by Mr.. Lewis Miller, Su
perintendent of the Buckeye Mower
and Reaper Works, and President of
the Akron Iron Company.
In. manufacturing ia our strenoth
Tn tb;s branch we have made opr.
salves yerv Goliahe IF wa wore
swollod os much as opr mon,f.otor
;es Ills HaIl wonld not conta;n ne
nTannrsot,,ro oan ha d;v;ded md, rtw,
haads F;rst~ what con ba done with
n,otar;ol. .nd second Hnw i oon ho
done Mannfactnre is based nnon
two fundamental princinJes One.
,bat of the mower to mnlfinlv vealtL-
hv the refin;n@ of msteral TN
ofbor tbst Of mnItinlv,no tbe nowor
Of labor Roth these nrincin,as ar'
unlimited and dsnand snleir nnon
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