The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-06-04
State Medical Society.

~ the annual mettiug VI tnt Stdte
Medical Society Of the State Of North
Carolma, held in this City on the 2lsi,
22d, and 23d OF this month, The lulow-
ing gentlemen were elected officers for
the p,sssni year:
DR.. LINES E. Williamson. President !;
Drs. r. N. Cameron. w. q. Hill, j. b.
Jones. N. y. Putnam. Vice Presidents !;
DR.. Edmund Burke Haywood, Corcspor.
ding and Recording Secretary +; and DIR.
Joseph J.;W. Tucker. Treasurer.
The following gentlemen we're appoint
ed Delegates to the American Medical
!, Assoc ialion, al Richmond, va. in May
1852. 10 wit: Drs. Edmund Slrudwick,
Charles E. Johnson, J. Dixon, J. G. b.
Myerssssnd b. e.. Watson.
The next Annual Address before the
State Medical Society, will be delivered
by Dr.. w. A. Norwood. "
The State Central Committee consieIs
Of the folp~ing gentlemen: -Drs. E.B.
Haywood. j. ]. w. Fucker, &. E. John
son. w. G. HILL. and W. u. Mckee.
The COMMUNE on VIAL Statistics oil
/, the State. 10 report al the next Annual
Meeting. is Us follows: Drs. J. F. MrRre,
J. T.. .AIeares, ]. Dixon, s. Miller. and
D.sDuPre.
! The following Resolu ions were unani.
mously adopted:
Resoiued, That this Sociely has heard
with deepIegret that il is the purpose Of
The national govcrnmen. To deprive our
Medical Staff 10 The Army and Navy Of
The very small concess ions of relative rank
aud position hereiofole granted.
Resoiued further, ssiha, il il j. imPor.
tanl ,I,a, the Surgeons of, the Army and
Navy should he scientific and educated
gentlemen. il isnecessaIy that they should
hold position in the IN liiaiy IN which
they live, correspondents to that held by
physicians of equal standing in civil life.
The next Annual Meeting will be held
in The town Of Wilmington on the second
Tuesday in May. 1852. Standard.
Apportionment of Representatives under The
Seventh Crnsus.-rhe Republic publishes
table OF Inc population. the United
States, prepared al the Censns Bureau,
which exhibits the following appointment
Of Congressional Representatives, under
The law Of the las, Congress
Alabama 6. Arkansas 2, California 2.
conneciicui 3. Delaware |, Florida1i.
Georgia 4. Indiana 10. Illinois 9. Iowa 2,
Kpniurky 9, Louisiana 4. Maine 6. Mas
sachnsetis 10, Maryland 5. Mississippi A,
Michigan 5, Missouri 8, New Hamp-
shire 3. New York 81, New JERSEY 5,
| North Carolina 8. Ohio 81, Pennsylva-
MIA "a. Rhode Island l. South Carolina
5. Tennessee D, Texas !, Vermont 3,
I, Virginia l3. Wisconsin 8.
Defining their Position --On Monday
last. as we have previously stated, after The
City Hall bell had been rung almost
hoarse, a few scattering members OF tiic
/ Democracy assembled. and passed series
Of Resolutions, one Of whichis as follows
R,soiped, That we approve of the course o
the Democratic party on the Slavery question
the grea, and paramount question ofthc day am
one on which depends the perPe,ui,y Of the Tn
ion, &C."
\ This is indeed rich, We approx,
Il The course os The Democratic party on ih
.layery Question r. Whaf thai conrs
J has been.- anl what their position now i
il would lake cnnclave ot the wisesi q
,heeEas,ern Magi h,lcfne. Where sha