Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-04
CENTRAL SOUTHERN RIGHTS ASSOCIATION.
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CENTRAL SOUTHERN RIGHTS ASSOCIATION.
Al Teee4s meat.ag - .as Cent. s.hes' aisa:s As-
soclaoc held =, tic Uaion Temperance Hall, the 2s;
January 1881, the P!csidnt, n. London p.ss.dag tho
records of The list aes:ns wec Rad nn! approved:
"acn the name OF John 6 Foyd read by ,he Pres
eeii As aon iat list o. tn9=a WAC Rad been added since
ti. iasi mreiins.
On s,iioa OF Mr. D. P Gaech ,refl-ol ,c;a few elo
cGent :sns:$, u @ an .nti .siv lsalge3 Tta i9la e.
!eyd, Esq De- aaa is ssa3s 81 honor~!g meaber u
ms a-s9*:ii" a@i 'alt 3 be oi MS esc,icH.
ae ioio''ng res 1Gt!ot offered by Pr. =. J.. iiooch
RESOLVED, - the Ce..as Rights association o! virginia
ihit ". i3ve Witnessed VITA ap,se, IL. iaiiue oi the
press e 'iss';a %iiA the exception Of the Richmond En-
eai.l - o.vo.se 'iogenea,s c: IT, Association; is
ting IL sustain Southern I.s;.:aIoa and Southern
iG;..es:s.
nr resolu.cn Utter much debate was postponed 10 the
next meeting.
nc following resolution then offered and adopted:
Resolved, fnat with than 800 good and
aEs enaagcd IN our noble and generous effort members
OF the Central Southern Rights Association Of Vl,nic
orght to peIacve:e with determination
ia.ie I'LL perfect triumph shall reward eflaria
Dr. Jeter notice OF his intention move for the ap-
poinnent OF committee upon subject Of the
pursued by ho nnnl;actnr:'so of VIRGINIA.
The Association then adjourned meat in mi. Hall On
FTitsy neat, ii :, ucocs: Z. IL.
D. Fl. LONDON, President.
Ro. n. SHELTON, Secretary.
MEETING OF STUDENTS e. afpclNE X HAMppEs SID.
MI COLLEGE
EcH>so..a, Va. JAZZ. 30, 1850.
~ meeting OF the Students anaen Sidney College,
edical Department. held on The 2ih laa! Mr.. B. NJ Long
~es called 10 the CHAIR and Dir. RI. L. anthuny appointed
Secretary.
Inc following preamble and resolutions offered by
Mr. Nni. McGroisan, and unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS period has arrived in ihe history OF our
tonal affairs when II becomes our duty, well as our in.
eres Us citizens OF the South defend Southern Rights,
and 70 support Southern Institutions; and
Whereas il is in opinion highly impoitic In the South
especially Curing the present crisis Affairs patron
lie institutions ot learning The North when they pcssess
no Teal advantages over similar Institutions at The South:
and,
Whereas be se it To be Ia accordance with every prin-
cipe oi tight, aud eEti:ey Spien; Students in
the Medical Deparncn; OF Hampd.n Sidney College, soui
iuli! express our opinions, and hat know al the
just clas and advantages oi The said lnsuiion therefore,
ResoTeI That the several chlirs IN The College filled
by gentlemen who give evidence of superior ue %.
ents, extensive experience and proficiency in their
professions; ana that the uf instruction in medical
science conducted by them in this Institution thorough
in all its branches and is characterized by the ncucaton
OF principles sound and scientific taught in this
any other country.
2 Resolved, That do very sincerely and heartily
commend the Institution to the favorable consideration nf
all young gentlemen Of the South, aordiag great ia
clllllcs lOr obtaining thorough medical education
the United States; and that there are weirhy and
good reasons why they should give this Institution pre-
terence Institutions OF like character which oca
ted in those sections OF The Unon where the people have
openly ayuwed themselves be hostile The interests OF
The South.
Resolved That the several Professors composing the
Faculty of the College by their urblnitv, kind attentions
and Willingness and than Willingness, at all
times and every way render any and every assist
in prosecuting studies have merted and gained
entire confidence and highest esteem and that with
grea and unaffected pleasure that pay this we'll de-
served tribute 10 their characters.
T. Resolved That above be submitted 10 publication
in the various papers OF this city.
On motion, The meeting then adjourned.
II l.. ANTHONY, Secretary.