The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1886-07-07
THIRTIETH ANNUAL REUNION OF
THE NEW JERSEY EDITORIAL
ASSOCIATION
Confined from last week !


full description of this room and the
famous hotel, designed by Chicago arch
itect and opened for guests seven years
since. It's total cost including land OH
which it stands, furniture and elevators,
was 81, 100000. The pleasure travel TO
Montreal, especially during the Winters
Grand Carnivals, dates from the opening
of the Windsor.
The hospitality of Montreal was soon
made apparent to all, and that we were
to be greeted with hearty welcome, an
informal reception was given at 0 o'clock
in the drawing room of the hotel. The
particulars we give in the Canadians own
language, clipped from the Montreal
Gazette on the following morning:
VISITING JOURNALISTS.
THE NEW JERSEY PREssMEN ARRIVE IN
THE CITY AND ARE RENDERED A
RECEPTION.
Yesterday evening the largest excursion
party of the season, consisting of the
members of the New Jersey Editorial As
ISOLATION and their friends, arrived at the
Windsor hotel. The party enjoyed
nleasant trin nv steamar fron, Alsxandr;o
bay through the Lachine rapids, and each
and every member expresses him or her
self delighted with lie scenery. Nun.
bering over ESQ. the exeursionists com
prise about 100 ladies and. outside our
coafreres of the press are included MANY
prominent Judges. LAWYERS and politicians
of one of the leading States of the IJnion.
The members of the Press Associatiop of
the province of Ouebeo. headed bv our
journalistic Mayor awaited of the occa.
sion to tender the New Jersey pressmen a
hearty welcome to the commercial metro
polls of Canada. Last evening there was
q pleasant Reunion at tho Windsor when
a hearty bienyenu was tendered' The
Press Association was represented Inv His
Honor Mayor Beauprand. Hon. Peter
Mitchell. Herald: Mr.. Richard White.
Gazette: Mr., Vanasss. M. p. lie Monde:
Mr.. r. r, Samuel. Secretary. Treasurer of
the Association; MIR. r.. s. White. Gagetts.
and Mr.. Molyneux St. John, Herald. The
party having assembled Mt Q o'clock in
the reception room of the Windsor. Mr..
George lies introduced the Montreal
journalists to the members of the com.
mittee of the New Jersey Press Associa.
,;an e'' NA''0o'"'
IT, Mo da., a., al.
oon,,e,,an ,,rssan. ga ,h VIC i .S. M an
es MANI aaS I h.o.,. :: :. .no a;ay y.
.an5anaa ~ az 10 In. .na'ss -
900 81 ~ ;a,,rpa,;S.. a..ie - w" .,'
CITY of Montreal irrespectiye of origin or
nationality, In our good CITY the visitors
would find n strange mixtnre of French
English, Irish and Scotch people. and II
any of the party were addressed in French
while passing through the streets he
trusted thew would Remember to return
the compliment. Laughter. He regret
ted that the opportunity did not offer TO
present more formal welcome. bnt he
honed to make nm for II nm the morrov
and ARRANGEMENTS had been made Inv
which any of the party who wished To see
the harbor could do SO. tho Ricbelieu <,
Ontario Nayigation 90 having nlaced
one Of their steamers at tho DISMISSAL ot
the Retention Committee His Honor
trusted that the PARTY would retnrn 70
the States with nlessant memories NJ
their visit and that thew would feel I'M,
thew we're AS much Canadians "a The Ca
nadians felt thew were Americans THear
hear IF linz fortv.five divided the two
countries thew shonld remember that !,
was only on the man. and that nature
navor nIaced If there II did not ;n,ar
fere with the good feelings of svmnatb,
and fellow feeling which ar;stad het ,yaa'
the neonle Of the two conntriss and 90
necially between American aud Canada,
;onrnaiists. canadians could claim too ~,
The broad title of stAmer;cans The,
could claim 10 be II q fret SETTLERS of III,
country. for the first French settlers ar
rived on tho continent hefore the PILGRIM
Fathers landed on the shores If Nav
Enoland Montreal tbe comn,erc;al 40 =;
raj Of The Dominion dated hacL 70 tGdo
and its foundation as town was ave,
nr;or N that-1G0s Therefore tho vic;
tars could soc that canadians corid o,.;n
10 be The A rat Americans and The "raa
EXPERIMENTATION whom there v.s M srue
b;s,o, ian of Canada and its neonieNw OIL l.
admit I This claim TAnnlanse The Wau
or In Conclusion extepded \ warm wei
come m tbe visitors and trnsted that ,h,
fair sex in narticnlar would enjoy IN,
visit TAnnlanse. ~
NJ Vance of ,bs Morr;stov,
.Jsgse0nan. replied. He regretted the he ah
sanca ~ he praside,t and l., tba 49,,