To the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States:
The undersigned, citizens of Warren and Braceville, in the county of Trumbull, of Windham, Freedom, Shalersville and Streetsborough, in the county of Portage, and of Hudson, in the county of Summit and State of Ohio, respectfully represent that a tri-weekly Mail Route, to be established between Warren and Hudson, and running through the intermediate Townships above named, is a matter of deep interest to all the inhabitants along the whole Route, and by the business portion therof deemed wholly indispensable.
The proposed Route varies little from an air line of thirty miles in length, passing over a well constructed carriage Road, and through a country thickly settled by an industrious and enterprising people; and by adopting it seven different offices would be supplied regularly with a daily mail, of which many of them, have been hitherto deprived. Besides the accomodation resulting to the community from the enjoyment of the regular mails and the increased facilities for intelligence, the travel by public conveyance in the opinion of the undersigned, would be so extensive as to render the Route not only profitable to the Department, but highly beneficial to the public.
With these facts and impressions we present this memorial, and pray that your Honorable body may cause said Route to be established.
[Freedom 6?]
Daniel H. Wright John Wheelock O. L. Drake P M
John Cooly David J. Beardsley
Ahimaaz Dow[?] Orson Colling [?] Heusted
Lewis Tuller Smithson John Smith
L, S, Sherman Enoch Drake John Jennings
Chester Burrows Sylvester Hurlbut M Morgantha^ll^
Mi[?] Hart
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Curtis Daniels C. O. Foote
Anson Booth Q [Campbell?] Drybon John Fenton
John. Hamilton Quarters
Q Hubbard Henry Robinson
Jehial Hitchcock John H Reed Ro A. Nichols
Lisbon Finch
Harlow Ward Ichabod Jennings J C [?]
Wm H Green R. B Atwater
Luther Scott Rossvill [Sage?] A, S, Fanning
Marvin Hoskins Henry Thayer Joshua Finch
Geius Rose C Cross John T. Mills
Samuel Larkson
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J. W. Case
John Howley Jr Horace Hopkins
Henry Kellogg Watson Strickland W W Gray
Daniel M Marcy [Kendel?] Bristol Philo C Howland
Thomas Marcy C M Shunklin Jonathan, L, Booth
Henry Hatch H M Burroughs Warren Munsfield
John R Hopkins George P Hath Joseph O Davis
Enoch Parker Henry Y Hatch
Daniel Younker Thos Spafford Isaac C Davis
Elisha Wart Oliver Burrows Ransom Collins
Paul Musser John Cady D. P. Robinson
Samuel Waggoner Stanson Powers Lewis Phelps
Thomas G Williams Royal P Noble Purdon Sherman
Jesse B Dinsmore T M Marcy Jern Colton
Andrew J Lemons J. C. Mandeville D N Gillette
[?] T Hovey Josiah Jackson Wm Wilson
Samuel, Olds John Johnson Wm McClintock
R W Strickland Leverett Atwater L McClintock
George Wilcox S T J Shepar J E Udall
Timothy Robinson A C Larkcom L. A. Daniels
Davis Hamilton Van R Mitchel E M Laton Esq
Hollister Dayman William C. More Asa H, Cal
R H Miller Albert J Earl H C. Mills
Bernon Richardson Geo. S. Colling
Tho Chamberlain David Brown
Wm C Webster James Earl
James Francis J. C. Sturdevant
Joseph Baker Joel Sturdevant
Jas Webb Reuben Daniels
Reuben O. Daniels James Porter
B S Skiff

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Petition of Daniel H Wright and other Citizens of Trumbull, Portage and Summit Counties for a tri-weekly mail route from from Warren in Trumbull Co, to Hudson in Summit Co.
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January 18, 1848 Referred to the Committee on the Post Office and Post Roads.
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Presented by J. Crowell
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Referred to Com. on Post offices and Post roads.
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Crowell

Printed Document Signed, 4 page(s), RG 233, Entry 367: Records of the U.S. House of Representatives, Thirtieth Congress, 1847-1849, Records of Legislative Proceedings, Petitions and Memorials, Resolutions of State Legislatures, and Related Documents Which Were Referred to Committees, 1847-1849, NAB,