The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1890-07-30
THE EDITORS AT MOREuE.D
hey are Having pelightful Time.
Sesointicn III Thanks.
Editorial CORRESPONDENCE ]


MoRAaEAD, n. G., July 28.-Fo1ty-
W. edltorS made up the party of CON
genial spirits who captured the Atlantic
hotel Saturday night. and who have
since been enjoying all the pleasures Of
the seaside. A congenial and . genial
party, they have taken in everv pleasure
and enjoyed bathing and boating and
fishing to the fullest extent.
Resolutions of Thanks.
At a meeting of members of the North
Carolina Press Association held on Mon.
DAY afternoon, July 2Sth in the Atlantic
hotel, Morehead City, Mr.. j. p. Cald-
Well. President of the Association in the
chair, the following resolutions we're
unanimously adopted:
RESOLVED, That the Press Association
OF North Carolina do, with most heart
felt sincerity hereby tender to Mr..
Julian S. Carr their thanks for the deli
cate courtesies and exhaustless kindness
or which the Association, collectively
ana individually, have been the recip-
tents, enfoldlng them in Durham with
the sollcitude of generous and all rro
vldlng hospitality accompanying every
step, anticipating every wish, and in
vesting every incident of the late meet
ing of the Association at Durham with
the charm OF personal kindness, which
embraced every member of the Associa-
ton in the delicate flattery of its atten-
tention and conveying to the mind of
each one the impression Of a man
worthily and unostentatiously using .he
gifts of well earned and well deserved
fortune for the public good in its wisest
and most expansive aims, not the least
of which is involved in the recognition
of the power and influence of the press,
directed to its proper aims. And the
members of the Association further
recognize the proyident hand and kind
ly care of Mr.. Carr in anticipation for
them the elegant and bountiful hospital
aties Of the Atlantic Hotel Company at
Morehead City, of which company be is
president, giving the members of the
Association opportunity to learn by per-
sonal observation that the sagacity enter
| prise and lberality so usefully and con
spicuously illustrated by Mr.. Carr in the
history Of his connection with the city
| of Durham, has additional illustration
in the perfection and magniicence of a
watering place, become under his au-
pic9s one of the most renowned on the
| Atlantic Coast.
RESOLVED, That the thanks of the
association be most cordially ten
dered to DR.. G. w. Blacknall, whose
name is so inseparably and pleasantly
associated with the fame, fortunes and
pleasures of the Atlantic Hotel, and
who, on this occasion, has renewed, with
cordial earnestness his devotion to the
editorial fraternity, Of which he ha:
long been an ardent, sincere and usefu
friend.
RESOLVED, That the thanks Of the as
socia.lon Dc rendered to oSter Brothers
the mauagers Of the Atlantic Hotel, t(
whom the association is indebted for s.
much attention, comfort and luxury dur
ing its stay with them. And the &sSOcia
| portion takes the occasion TO testify t
Chegfecton Of management which has
deservedlv won a widely diffused fame
| And in this connection the association
would express their gratitied sense Of TIL
care and solicitute for the comfort of 1t
members by the clerks, Messrs. Camp
bell and Branch, and by all other EN-
ployees of the hotel.
RESOLVED, That our most especial &C
} acknowledgements are due to the master
of the swift and beautiful ''sharpies,
who with their picturesque fleet "walk
ing the water like things of life, hav
thrown halo of poetry around our lif
, of prose, and made skim over tn
water under their skillful pototage
memory to cling with unfadlng tenscit
through all the future journey of lite o
the more prosaic terra frma.
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