The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-13

The MARYLAND EDITORIAL ExcURsIoS.--At
haIf-past II this morning the MARYLAND Edi-
torial Association will arrive in this city from
Baltimore by the York River route. /. Z
The party, us stated in our issue of yeSter-
day, is under the guidance Of Major n. FL.
Hotchkiss, and their names areas follows
George w. Wilson, president; Ignatius Will
son, Gazette, Upper Marlboro; Charles a.
WALES, recording secretary, State Insurance
Commissioner, Baltimore; William Il. Ruby,
corresponding secretary; Ephraim Almony,
Maryland Journal, rowsontown; DIR. q. T..
Bombaugh, historiogapher; G.. N. Ransom,
Underlcriter, Baltimore; Luther i. Cotton,
Maryland Republican, Annapolis ;.J. Guest
King. Gazette, Annapolis; 4. p. McCombs,
Republican, Havre de Grace ;-W.H. Wander
ford, Atiuocdtc, Westminster; Jos. III. John
son, Democrat and Ne,cS, Cambridge; Glenn
entiSulivane, Daniel nj. Henry, Jr., Chront-
cle.I Cambridge; William W. Busted, o.
seyrer, Centreville; Julius A. Johnson,
J0drmal, Easton; Joseph NJ. Street, Demo
crit, Belair John Payne, Union, Towson-
town; Thomas j. Hunter, Herald, TowSOn'
town; Frederick w. Baker, -EgiS, Belair ;
George ". Cruikshank, Democrat, Elkton !;
j. A. Parsons and DIR. $. Z. Dennis, Eastern
Shoremd1s, Salisbury; Charles Cole, Union,
Frederick : Charles 81. Keefer and A. j. De-
lashmutt, Examiner. Frederick; l.. Victor
Baughman, Citizen. Frederick: Elijah Wells,
Times, Port Tobacco; C.. w. Fontaine,
Somerset Herald, Princess Anne; j. Ma.
rion Emerson, Union, Denton; Huston
Humphreys, Messenger, Snow Hill: Peter
Negley,1 Herald and Torch, Hagerstown ;
DR.. II. N. Pinkard, Universal AdUerttser,
Annapolis; John Wills, Saturday Night,
Baltimore !; J. Cloud Norris, Sunday. Tete-
qram, Baltimore, and p. u. Sauerweiu, Bdtti-
horeQu. Baltimore. The following gentle
men will also accompany the party: K. {.
HoIytlay, Secretary of State; Colonel
Thomas Fitzgerald, CITY Item, Phlladel-
phia; Il. n. Gallaher, Free Press, Charles
town, w. Va; Joseph j. Stewart, Colonel
G. II. Mann, Slnedley House, Towsontown !;
lieutenant Colonel II. u. Louey, Baltimore
| William Fitz Hugh Wharton, rowsontoWn /;
Charles P. Knight, Baltimore, and w. "A.
Simmons, Frederick. ,s.E Elra
The following committee, representing the
Ricbnlond Press Club. left the city at an
early hour this morning for West Point tc
| escort the party to the tity-riz., MessH.
f. Wilt. N. =. Handy, q. Watson james,
| ". u. Chestcrman, j. i. EllysoD, aud. +. A.
G.. Handy. .........-,....... ..-., .,...
UIpn their arrival at the depot they will
| be met by Omniblse5 and; taken to the In
change Hotel, where the members OF the
Richmond press will receive them at II 81
Mayor Kelley will tender the visiting editors
the hospitalities of the city, and Colonel
| William Z. Cameron will extend them well
come on behalf of the press. After an inter
val of rest and refrcshment the excursionistS
will be escorted in carriages to the principal
points of interest in and about the city. AT
| 4:30 p. VI. the guests will be presented to
the Governor at his mansion, and at about
P. NJ. the members of the press and many
prominent citizens Will Informally meet the
visitors at the Exchange Hotel. <
| From Richmond they, will proceed over
the Chesapeake and Ohio railway to the
White Sulphur Springs, where they expect
to spend Sunday thence to Charleston, The
capital Of West Virginia, where the assocla.
| ton will be handsomely entertained; Dex'
day, to Huntington, from which point they
will proceed to Cincinnati by river steamer
| on board of which the annual Grafton viii
be delivered by G.. W. NJ. Cooper, Of the
Salisbury Bachelor. From Cincinnati
where they will hesreceiSed by the Board OF
Trade, they expect to proceed to Louisville
and thence to the Mammoth Cave. Re
turning to Louisville, they will so to Indian
apolis, aud thence to st. Louis, where the
second Sunday will he passed. On the
| homeward return the association will 81
from, st. Louis to Springfield, and from there
to Chicago, where they will spend at least
one day thence returning by the Pittsburgh
and Fort Wayne route, and the Pennsyira
mia Central, as the guests of the latter
There will be q stoppage at Pittsburgh anc
| 4 Itoona, reaching Baltimore early on sat ur'
| day morning, June 18th.