The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-07-16

"' tuoN II lOO, dlh du AhOtlOdhs ~ u
required any more than this cordial re,
. ception to warm our hearts, it woaAi
De the recollection that il was "a
son OF Ohio that struck the
shackels from the wrists OF our op-
pressed peOp,e.' For many years We
have been bound down by the oppress-
or, but he at last struck the hydra.
headed monster with the spear OF ltha-
rie', and it fell harmless at our feet.
Gentlemen, we are not politicians; we
come here in The interests of comm cree,
agricultuse, and transportauon in
terests that will bind US together; wA
come 70 harmoniz the mutual interests
or both sections, ami we desire that The
city of Charleston shall be- the outlet ot
| ms great city, that the productions OF
| The West shall seek the markets OF El-
rope. Gentlemen, we have in our
delegation an eminent citizen OF
Charleston, the son OF a gentiemAn
who devoted his whole Lille " The Co.,
summation OF The conn 1ction OF our
city with the great northwest. l refSr
| to
| COL. W l.. TRENHOLM,
whom / will now introduce. =,
| Col. Trenholm to tx the stand and said
that he and his colleagues tind lhen,-
selves the pioneers Of the men OF hts
| "hV AOA MY fchTh NAYS
borne the heat OF the day and have been
inspired with the hopes anu imagnat On
that at some future t.m5 the City OF
| Charleston would be united to the banks
| of the Ohio River. We have been assured
that you were attracted by our cum
merce with Europe, whicn naturally b.
| longs to the whole United States, es-
pecIally that of South America, whera
there is need lor just what we produce.
We now leave IL to Europe to supply
| that demand, because we have not made
| use of those ports which ProVideues
has placed in our hands.
Here. in The Valley Of onia,
you take ooffee, sugar and molasses. aud
| when by way OF South Carolina il Will
take considerably less time aud al
less expense. You begin to realize this
truth, and are now building the osn4h-
ern Road. You want straight line to
The City OF Charleston, and We want
one line between the Olio R.veR
and the Atlantic Ocean. We want it to
De the line by which our products can
find an outlet. Charleston lies upon thaf
line. We came here TO testify that We
are ready to give you all the nelp that
Is necessary in this great entel priss,
Tie speaker then paid a glowing trib-
ute to p esldent Hayes, anu concluded
by returnlng the thanks Of the deiesa-
ton for the most cordial reception niss
with.
At the conclusion OF the reception
ceremonies they were taken In carriages
on tour through the CITY aud snbl b..
This included a visit to Fountain
Square, the Public l. bIary, the Cinein-
natl Hospital, brewery (lunon) Work
mouse, Spring Grove Cemetery, Silver
Lake (luuch), Clifton, and thence TO the
Bellvue House, where the carriages
were dismissed, the party returning to
thelr hotel by the inclined plane and
street cars.
At O'Clock this evening they VIII
lake the carriages again and pr0oseIen
10 the foot OF the inclined plane et
Prices Hill. Ascending by the pIane
they will be entertained at that resort
oy concert alter the following pre-
gramme, by the Cincinnati Grand Or.
ehestfa, with Madame SAlVJtti, vocalist:
0C,yerture-"Prometheus." Beethoven.
WaIiz-"Aquarellen." Strauss.
Amaryllis (by requsst). Ghys.
Nachtgesang-"String Orchestra" Voirhk
Aria-"Mad Madre pietosa Yirgine" Yer
d. Mime. Marie SaivottL
symphony No. 5-"LuOnore." Rai. a. An
dante quasi Larghetto; b, March Temp1,
SoVcnlr dc RoSsini totabat Ala ot). Merca-
dante.
ooldatenleben Keller Bella.
LiebeSliedchen. Taubert
"Magnetic Valse." AlditL Nine. Mario sal-
Vottl.
"''A ''A0' -n'i'''' moA'r@
THE ESCORT.
The following named gentlemen con-
stituted the e-cort ior t.. lay:
Benjamin Eggle ton. John Morrison,
Ma9 tHaG9 Gf ToUte' naH,s no w. 6aaylor
!; w, Rowland. Jamas Gnrtn,
David Gibson, r. DymonJ'
Chas. Bnyart Bradford o6,nkta.
Potter A. Waite. A. a. Golfer.
). +. CoVln.ton, VIM ohoenbergeE,
) JONI onn ttnon a, nsn0' EEImund Dexter
w w., ", '1t"nS' E,ns", ayren haWson.
W m. Means, Geo W. Jones.
Hreut Arnold. Johl W. Christy.
Joseph MeErue, Cnas. Ii. Kellogg,
- a. y epn99l' ai9' " w. f. Mauaux,
Iovis ssasongood a,nneI M 1cvirmst y pn'i
q atthew RYAN. Myron nanmna'
". ). Mun5on, Herman Goeppsr.
Adoiph Wood, W. L. Ludlow,
Howard EcSert, T. NJ. johnson,
'eo' h"i'i' Cn"s' seaman
ro ~ tu-momno" fNoGkAhAE.
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