The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-11-06
Resolutions or Ackaewlsaxm...
aad Thanks Passed by she FIersss
t'ress Associasion. at u Mse.,--
Held as Loaisville, NY, Oct.I-s
OQ aaRA


and Thanks Passed by che rIe-sss
ssress Associasion. at u Mee.,.s
Eaeld as Louisville, Ny, OctaIS.
%, 1883.
Tue committee appointed by order Of N. 4.
eocation to draft resolutions expressive of -.
thanks due to those whose courtesies had -.
tEibuted to the comfort and pleasure OF The R,,.
ida Press Excursion to louisville, Cinc,o. :,
and Chicago reported the following, which war.
upon motion, unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, IL was desirable that the msuA.--
oil The Fnrida Press Association sbuuld -. .''a
eni, in II body, at The Louisville Exposiliop :.
the lS'h ns'ant-Fl'ridt Day-and none ann, -
eating his fact mote fully Than our s,y.rs's.
Slate e. 'mnissioner, Mr.. T. &c Bruly ami ss'a
crates, ut whose Instance the NJ ,nagrrs of lhs r
position extended TO US IN invitation Ia vii, -.
same; and 1hereds, having enjoyed unlsmnd.T
hospitality from several 'urcts, The whole ~. ss
tribntpg 10 make This, our first Editorial F,.s.'
sion. remarkably pleasant as 10 he ev,r
mrmbered 18th satisfaction by each and 80
tsnc ot us, II is proper that some formal nek.n~J
e,'gmenl OF c"ur'tsies shown this Associalio.
shmld he made: therefore, bc it
RSolred, That The thanks of this Assoc.,;.
are due, and are hereby extended. L., I'm. NJ
ayers al the Louisville Exposition to Our ST..
Gnmml- siOners and Assistant tommiss;.,r.
Wl.o eXerttd themselves especially in con,rAa
Ting to our pleasure aud comfort and In ,h.,i
lowing transportation lines, whose yen.ros,-
and courtesy made our journey one oi the M. M
Comfort able and enjoyable. namely; The saw
nah, Florida aud Western (Waycr,ss Sho1
I.'ne); E,si Tennessee, Virginia and Oeo,,;"'
Yves EN- and Atlantic; Cincinnati. Nrw Or...
ald Texas Pacific (Clncinnati Sou,hern) Im;.
vile. Cincinnati and Lexington U.ou,y,lIe Shos,
Lint); Louisville. n W Albany and Ch,css.
(Nlm,On RIui.) Louisville and " ,shville az
the '>hvllr, Chattanooga aud 81 Louis rail
ways; The Central Railroad, of Georgia a.
Montgomery and EuIaula; Pensacola and A.
la tic; Florida Central anu Western, and N.
south Fi"rda railways; The Tampa Slramsain
Company. the Louisville Transfer Company snf
Parmelee's Omnibus Line. in Chicago
We also wish To express our appreciation Of H..
personal attention, assistance and varied courle.
Sits bestowed upon Us BY HE following penlle.
meh, representatives of the different lines Inv
which we Travelled. namely \. NJ. Ives J,cf
snnville. Agent Wa,cross Short Line: R u
Hopkins. Passenger Agent al jacksonville OF III.
Ea,t Tennessee. Virginia and Georges Railroad
j '''n 7. B ckwlih. Agent al Jm ks0uyle. E p
Wilson, General F'elghl and Passenger Ay.n,
AMI Rnu Ctmph,-i, General Travelling ASrn,
CucnnaIi SnuInern Railway Cincinnati. Ohin
;, Parker Assistant General Passenger Asrp,
Louisville Short Line, Cincinnati; Collin All
lrI'nd, Agent, Louisville, and George L. Cr,N
Agent at Chicago OF Louisville aud Nashville
Il ulway; Mr.. Mcleod. General Superintendent
NJ Anderson, Asslsian, G neral Passenger
Agent, Monon Rne Louisville; Mr. SaIs. IN.
~ IintcnIen,, and E. o Mccormick, Agen, Al
C,iragn of me Mnn"n Route; w. SAS, Gssrrr,
AGrn' OF the Cincinnati Southern at Louisville:
jos Brown, General Freight and Passenger Agent
IT ih.. W,.sieru AMI and chm Hv =,
- II. Elliott, at The Florida Dispatch Line, who
attend The parry during the entire trip aud ar
nge All The practical details "i our transpura-
lipu. without which we should, at times have
been wholly helpless.
To each aud all of these we beg to say that by
IT, II prompt courtesy, by The splendid faciIilia
wnich they provide, they have afforded US =
pleasure journey of over twenty-five hundred
miles, shown us stretches of varied and beautiful
l,nd-capr enabled us 10 visit some of The great
ct of American cities. under most favorable cir
cumsiances, and permitted us TO examine, at
]. n,isvlc The collected evidences OF nations
pr'grrS>, power and wealth. and, more than
his. our journey has been made with II degree
"t luxury and comfort that, not many years ago,
Only kings and princes, in their travels, m ght
enjoy.
We, therefore, reierate our sincere thanks to
those Of whose splendid hospitalIlies We have
paI4nken.
| r. SHRED, That the Secretary be requested 10
havr The foregoing preamble and resolutions
printed, and forward copies To the different pa
pcrs of the Stale; to The different transpnrtalion
Inns and tn those who have extended courtesies
10 The Florida Press Association.
j. IRA GORE, Chairman
CHARLES l.. FILDEs.
r. DoN MCLEOD,
F. E. HARRIS,
john p. VARNUM
D. H. ELLIOTT, Secretary
J. J. HARRIS, President.