The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1880-07-14
RESOLUTIONS 0s' tlls- Press .AsSo-
ci;atiuR.

gwen IN Uur Last Issue.
At the closing meeting in the city
of Grcenvi!e the following Resolutions,
reported by the Committee ou Res"!u-
tioils were. unanimously adopted by
the Association
tttcS0irclt, that the thanks Of the
State Press Association Of South Ca
roliua are due, and are hereby tender
cd to the Merchant 5 and Cotton Ex-
change of Grcenvi!lc for the use Of its
rooms for the deliberations Of the
Association.
Also to its President Wm. Beattie,
to MeSsrs. |. +. Hunt and j. G.
Smith, the sub committee, and to each
Individual afetuber of the Exchauge
Also to the ladies in particular tor
50 beautifully decorating the hall in
which we had the honor and pleasure
to meet, ard to the citizens generally
for thci: elegant and unboundcd hos
pitality.
Also to the Press of Greenville for
many special attentions, and TO the
Mountain City Club tor. their houors
extended.
Also to the lessecs of the Street
Railway for complimentary favors, and
to Messrs Carrier 4 Harris For the
use of their handsome vehicles.
1t a meeting held at the hcadquar-
tcrs Of the Association, 3715 Elm street,
Cincinnati Ohio, on Friday, June
25th, the following resolutions were
unanimously adopted.
The Press Association of South
Carolina having been the recipients Of
various aud uubuunded attentions and
| courtesies on their visit to Cincinnati,
and desiring in some way - give eN-
preston to our appreciation Of these
kiudacsSes, be it thcretore,
Rc>0'rel, That the thanks Of this
Association are extended to Col &.
J.. Foreacre, Of the Air Line Railroad,
| for the NincinuaIi excursion; to Col.
". !. Houston, OF the sane road,
! whose kindness On our passage from
| Grecnri?!e to Atlanta can never be for
gotten; to the Western and Atlantic
Railroad Company for the passage
| given US. Over the beautiful country
;ilrulrh which the road passes.
N@<oIceI, That the heartfelt thanks
Of this Association are a! 50 rendered
| to McsSrs. f. p. Wilson a~d J. ":
MarStelIsr, and other authorities Of
the Cincinnati Southern Railro*d. for
! the use of this road in cur visit to
the "Quccu City Of tie West - 70
Mr.. Julius i. Blackburn, the Sccrn.
tary ot tic board of Trade: for his
unrcmittine attention to us on the
trip, and.to him as agent OF the Ga
einuati Southern, the enterprisirs
company which he represented on this
occasion, for tie uiaguiH Hcent courtc-
sizes extended to Us during our stay
in the city; and TO the Beard Of FIX
change OF Cincinnati :or their com.
plimeutarg attentions.
Resoirad, That We express surprise
and delight at the gigantic w"rk Of
the great Cincinnati Southern, the
magnitude Of which We have been
permitted personally to witness, aud
we trust aud believe that the great iron
link which now binds US with the en-
terprisiug people Of the Northwest in
commercial relation will also be 4 So
cial link which will bring the people
of this vast country closer together
in heart, sentiment and purpose, and
We heartily wish the Cincinnati! South
ern the prosperity it So richly deserves
for the enterprise: zeal aud open-haud-
dcd generosity of its public project.
ors aud managers.
ReSoiged, That ve shall eyer c!cr-
ish, as au association and as ipdiyid-
uals, the pleasant recollcctious of this
trip, and we indulge the hope and
belief that such contact between 'citi-
zens;of distant States, capsiag Us to
know more Of each other, will do
much towards the dissipation Of
whatever little antagoulsm, if any,
exists between the scctions Of our
country, and tend in no small degree
to bring about that fraternization
which is SO essential to the prosperity
aud ell-beiug Of country which
should have one aim and common
cause among all its members.
.ResoIred, That the thanks of this
| Association are due and hereby ten
dered to Gen. john Bratton, member
of the Natioual Democratic Executive
| Committee, for furnishing US tickets
of admission to the National Demo
! craft: ConHeGtioH during its session
in this city.
Upon the arrival of the Association
in Louisvillt, Ky, whittier they were
accompanied from Cincinnati by Mr..
JAS ". SAaaks, the passenger agent
CT ;'':c Short l,inc road at Cincinnati,
the following resolutions were intro.
duccd by Nr Beard, OF the hcTshun
| Gazette, AID u:s,I!i'I"n:ly adopted:
R.<rFf.8. That the tha,k$ of' the
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