The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-10-10

At 5.0i p. nj. was the schedule time
when the eXcursionists were to leave
on the return homes but it was not
until d. 10 when the train drew up to
the depot. The visitors were SO roy.
ally entertained by Messrs. Mason. La
Belle. and other cilizeus OF Marion,
that they had many regrets at lea wing
but the love OF home conquered, 'Hil
aboard WIS sung out, away the train
sped It's way across the fertile plain5
| OF Indiana. bound eastward, NJ sSrs
/ Mason, lnbello and MIlsy also return
I ing eastward. Not uutil Znnesyille.
OHIO, was reached did daylight APP
| pear. 1t was noon when Wheeling
/ was reached. soon after n collection
was taken uD for the porteIs, which
mine host, John Kelley of tho Logan
House, prasa nted to tllem III I'M mimi
table and witty speech, hoping they
would both vote Tor Grover Cleveland
on the Sth of November.
The porteIs. Messrs HUoth and Ty-
son. made az propriRtn responses but
/ did not promise to vote for leyelund
A vote was then taken for President
by al in tho car Me5sr5. Kelley and
Z Chambers acting rs tellers. The vote
stood is tor Harrison, q Tor Cleve land
and TO-. the Prohibition candidate.
The latter was by n lady on board. On
reaching Grafton, WSst Nifginiu n boy
came till ouEh the cars with Philadol.
phia papers day old. Mr. Jonn III.
Graham cast lis eye on tho article
stating That s. Jersey one Of the ex.
CursiunlSts, had bpeu elected clerk OF
the city rOupcil on Thurs lay night.
The announcement was received with
cheers and Mr. II. was warmly con
graduated by all, and by mono hrartier
than by his Democratic friends in the
party. Darkness came on aa the train
reached liarper's Ferry and having
lost its connections IL had to lay over
in Washington d. g., from . 30 to l &c
p. m, aud il was $40 =. M. an Sunday.
when Delaware avenue depot wus
reached. ....
Before dark came on Saturday, q
meeting or tho eXcursionisis was
ril,ed by $. Jersey and James l., Ds-
y3u wa5 elected chairman. commit.
tee was Hppoutol hy the Chnir con
ststiug of Samuel Climbers john
Kelley aud solomon iiersey. to which
, chairman Devon was added, who re
ported the following resolution,
which were reHd:
"ltesolyed That we. VIM are on the
excursion from iclrware. extend Il
Mr.. Mason ana others n sincere vote o
thanks Tor their Kind attention aul
. liberal huSpl' atty TO our pat " Shilt
| irgurste also that were commend t.
oar lrtrnds aud business men IN gen
5 eral who wish to invest or 40 int
] manufacturing business to visit III
I phenomenal and marvellous city o
c Marion, where, We feel assured, tina
Success aad pro 5pcrity wiIl follow
Resolved That THESE resolution
be ttan4arihed and Il copy lie sem L
g tho Interstate lrust Company. and Il
+ thu newsp Uer5 OF Wilmington
/. The resolutions wern unInlmousl
7 adopted and signed ty tho foliowin.
. nlhea cXensaiunists, ali from Dcln
II ware:
! James L. DeVou, solomon Jersey
t John ID. keItey, Samuel Chambers
. Robert II. JONES, John H. Graham, /
Il K Griffith, j Nurga Robinson. EiEa
II l.. Haynes. William p. Griffith W. H
Il ltersey, Ii 5. Cltisty, j. i, Hant lat
y Il. Stldham Of this ely; DR. GOODWIN
q Of kenton, Del, ana }. L. Wright, o
y Laurel, Del.
=. Pre- silent MJson. Of tn, lntorstat
u Trust Company and A. Lllie,le =
u turucl with the cxrursiuntsta, ali
ii were In the tity to-day. Alrl1Aelle
to return to Marion. lndlann, Til
evening. hut viii ba back thu Lat {
part Of the week., and Will remain her
u until October - wuon another oNcu
y. sion VIII br mHie to Marion. Inc Of
D. ient OF remaining a th5c,ty' Is to syl
~ airato II possible, either ~ OF ~ mere
OF gas lands III Marion, and sell 1t !
:. lots