The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-06-20
TWO CENTS.

put his leg the front Of il r'
DR. HAsnLToS said that any man should be admitted
WHO was OF good moral character and understooA
| hydroTatby
- Dr. wnMoL went for admitting males or femalss.
If they were fit 10 practice
DR. BEposrHA said every admitted should undsr-
stand anatomy
DR. CorIE Of Georgia made some remarks wbiob
We did not catch.
,,I Dr iogonr9S who the defender of all the
ons ne had drafted in reply TO DR. Coyle said That
is the white horse and II ride it, you can't catch
We did not catch what Dr. Coyie said in reply to
this but he sddcd that be was opposed to anything
I'lptd' %pIis being ADMITTED as member went for sd
room-he did not care how high they had stood in any
| college. He bad practsed eight years and had now
| Or. HouGHror interruI ted him with some trivial
remark.
courtesy of parliamentary debate and listen un
til have made my point and then I'll listen to you.
DR.. HoUGHroN-l did not see any point in what you
DR. BARNEY. rising in great agitation-Mr President,
who has got the foor' daughter from all quarterly
DR. HosGHroN-I I've got It.
DR. BsRNn-You have taken a vote on an amend
ment, and there was tie both times.
Dr.. HoucHToS- IL vas lost of course
DR. BsRNEY-I sey IL WAS mott come, try It again
Dr. HoeGHToy MIR. President, who has got the hoors
DR.. Houenros (who was entitled to the foor)-Tha,k
you fer your courtesy, Mr. Presidens-(and contnuss
DR. B.nNEr-I say, is that seconded
SoMEnopr-Yes
DR. barney takes to his pew again for about ten
seconds.
Dr. NICHOLS said that all could be happily settled Il
tho committee would strike and,n and insert 'ors
in it's place
DR. bArrnr-Is that seeonded1 hope it aint.
PREsDENr-ft has been.
DR. BAEsrY-I'd thank you, Mr. President, 10 keep
telling who has got the hoor.
PREsprST-The question IL now on the amendment
of ''or' in place Of and"
DR. HouoHros-I call for the yeas and nays
DR. NcuoLs-"0r" covers the whole ground.
DR. BARrrr-The question is about receiving
the license Of any State in the Union and then
ddate may come in if he knows how TO tncture water
wit Or % net w wat
thinkers in this and here the orator sank
back into his pew, exhausted for the moment, bus
Dr. schieicrdeeker, DIR. coyle, and DR. wieder, the
old veteran doctors Of the faith remained silent aud
looked on with the most profound astonishment sx-
pressed in their phzzes.
and DR.. Barney throws himself at full length on ths
seat of his church pew DIR. Houghton finishes read
ing and DR.. Barney rises from his reclining posture
disgusted turns his face to the church WALL and his
back to the President and company DR. Uoughton
gets excited the resolution that candidates must
have studied hydropathy year will exclude him, and
that must patronise the old Medical Colleges unta
We get one Of our own.
DR.. BEpoHrHA thinks the word "or" Expresses too
much and goes in for and
DR. HaMror rises up, and says he goes for admitting
none but those bo have =" good moral character"
stranger might have reasonably supposed from Dr.
Hamilton harping so much upon good moral chersc-
ter that he had his eye upon some one In the con-
vention who was emnsntly notorious for u bad moral
character. We may be mistaken DR.. II should have
explained. lie also ssid that candidates should Be
upon the footing Law candidates who al
ways admitted to the bar If they had good moral
character
DR. HouonTos--Thers is similarity Law pras-
tice Is supported by law We not State laws cam
not protect for We a national society.
DR. NrcnoLs-Lav Is making great progress. Medi-
Gin, Is making great progress ALSO and We are at the
head oi 30 ,hs VIZ & are tn' o ~ 1hss 20
be members am as gosd Judge OF their qaailaas-
tions AS Dr Mott Is; aud you Mr. President, are -
good judge ss Professor Pattisou.
DR. RIubErs objected 10 receiving secondhand candi-
we do have It, that the in New York,
Of practice, would be the right men to make Pro-
fessors Of such college,
DIR senurrnDFcEEE-No.
DIR. Ruu.ss-we might appoint pr Hamilton Pro-
fessor Of Pathology DR. Nichols Croml Professor sf
surgery" and Dr. iloughton Professor Of
DIR. HouCHTo,-I don't want any fro.essorship In H.
TDr RyHESs Thought Il was unnecessary Co have .
collcge in any one building room. lie thought it
would be better and cheaper that the Professor should
give th, m Instructions ~ their houses The stu
d.ns Of pathology could go TO the house of Professor
Bsmiltop and the students OF anatomy TO the houss
Of professor Nichols.
The President, whom could not hear distinctly,
rose aud Fsid somcthing about remarkable old
colored man, who could hIl with awe the mystic
and have somrthinx Misunderstanding thai viii
tell on the community. IL we have any thing lowcr
than the standard OF admission In section 1sth, L
shsll leave you peaccably aud 60 away
N'onots-Wil the president tell us on WHIST
terms he joined this society
PhEanESr-Nhat l mean is indicated in section
18th
pr Houauros-Ifyou strike out the clause In section
l2h ! u leave TO- vent walk about theso streets,
and he regarded A. an .mpirc No sri higher should
be our vatch.word. Excelsior IL the motto of this
State, end II should be ours too.
DIR. 6IyisoN made very reasonable and sensible ad-
sr,EH. lie said We have college ard by tropatsy
creates nothing. II we would navigate tho air we
must take the machinery In use-if steamboat this
same. We haze no hydrcpa,bic machinery in our
roach. and mJst usethe old machinery The hydro
paihist must under-tspd the application Of drugs to
the systsmh he must understand the chemical changes
that will aHect constitution he must seize hold Of
kno~ledge. In every part, and then with sufficient
tnovledge Of hydrorsthy he can inter- our societyn
Tie convention were now ready for the vote. The
President received n lctter-he goes to the winio~
he talks 10 Barney, who seems nightly tickled at
something and abruptly leaves the church and seen
no more The aye aud called on the amend
msnt 81 Nichois TO substitute " orr for and" Iis
amendment Is reiected-ayes noes o. The 1hh
fectcn Is then Put and adopted The constitution
T. now adopted. aud the next business a declared
oil undsrstood A committee Of three Il sppoin-
ted TO retire end Dominats The committee are
the PRECEDENT DR.. shew. Who leaves the chair
90 be chairman Il this nominating committed Dr.
Henry fosier, Dr BederthA % Lebanon. are the
other two eommi,tee dney retre 70 the & e,en zoos.
report the following as officers Of the Society for the
DR. iiayney Of New York city. President
DR.. Cbas Mupdc ~ MAS Vice President.
pr pr Thd fSSi ssSa oSio o New York city Secretary
DR. Il 4 Trait ct New York city, treasurer.
Comsirrrr ov CHrntsrists.
Dr. shew. New York city, Chairman. NonlnsteA
~ himself a. usual)
DR. W. A Helm.
DR. BedorthA of Lebanon.
Co.NurrsE % UreTr-s.
Or r. s. .Uoughton, Of New York city, chairmas.
DR. Kitteredge, Of MssshchusetS
co,~rrrrr ~ ITvpHor,rHr.
pr 8 q Gleesun of New fork, Ckairmsa.
DR. r &. Coyls. 81 0eorgia
DR. Wimot, Of Pennsylvania
IL was moved that all these officers be elected IN
lurpr end II was done The members paid In their 81
sach annual dues and the convention adjourned. 10
In session seven hours The proceedings are given
In full
Here isa Sationsi water-cure or uydropathic Com
vention" got up or rather managed BY asw az
pisinR spirits who hardly be said 20 know the
q the water slpbabet. We are convcrssnt with
the former history Of some of these NJ Ds Those
Who st the head q the u ydropethic system Who
have studied II theoretically. and have practised tt
with eminent success for years-whO have been hs
pioneers in this ccuHtry lett In the background.
The snicers chosen from New Workers, who are
comparatively unkuoNn The system ~ undoubtedly
defined 20 spread over the whole unioa. ani With
immense beneht 20 our popuston, aud regret thas
ha fret 'eonvention should have been composed, In
part cf such ignersmuses a. tho iss Of nance az
xhibits.
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