Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-05-07

, rl, go harc listened with pleasure 10 W
hcS 49,, ard eloquent remarks in v!ndlcallon OF the
Pinckncy ara, If Inc profession and that will sec
. ~ his rliorIs uhtain justice rom oo"s'e y .'!
thE ~ % was adopted and referred 10 the same Gem
nt HAYWARD Of Boston offered the following which was
Resolved That no member of the Association shall speak
longer han minutes al time nor more 'an '"'ec ."
same subject. IN, ,,,;,r t,-,h ,bo
ships as regards disease ADD thelr not ocns
provided with Surgeons, and il being Deserving au t
rs ccnscrvaors OF tcalth and our duty 10 WINS ~ u
go" fnnaress he offered resolution 10 memorial
@ nG,sss 70 rroi,o ali vessels bringing Storage passe
gers United SIaos 10 90 ptovlosu w om tho o
md that committee be appointed 10 carry out M ~
@ and make suggestions regard 10 the Importance Oh inc
IN motion of Dr. Wood Of Pa the preamble ana fesoiu'
rio, were laid on the table al present
S;rer brought to The notice of The Association sour
rilous attack HIM as chairman OF ihe ron s,;
sicuics which he pronounced TO De manRha' s 49,
md false: and which wouil have noticed Had u 1ech
directed ngans hin nersonnl!y J., 81
DR. j. f. Flint OF Ky, proposed an alteration " .e oo.
s,im,un substituting instead Of annual volume OF 'tas
actions tho establishment ard maintenance OF
Journal medium OF publication OF ,he &C. .ncn
ns, valuable contributions of the members OF lhe
lion cxpounding the views of the Association on co'
science ed 1cation ard ethics ;,,o. =,
Dr. HAYS of Philadelphia, Chairman Oh 'hc co'i'i' "
the Constitution, made report.
D.: Yurtley ncnber of the committee maze Counter
report. - MANY resou.
nJ ,n,cnd.nts were proposed and Withdrawn in favor
Of the .suuinn Dr. Thomas OF Md and a'chutu oy W.
Stewart of r. " referring the whole matter 10 cGee
ni three, with instructions W Iepoi' ~ M
T WATSON offered resolution referring the report OF inc
nominating committee, back 10 sna con I comn;,,aso
strucions report complete on ihe s'"ros hnsi
and Other comurcs as may he requisite for proVoing Dust
ncss for tho Association its next annual lheet'nE.
Dr. Watson also offered resoluilon, "l,t w: a., 49,
from the New York delegation that Inc Association nee'
next wear in the city of New York be accepted -o,,
aer some discussion this point, and several reso,
| on INF no
smt,rci the meeting finally determined 10 accept The invita-
tion 10 New York, and it was unanimously adoptcG
Tr Secretary read communication from The New ork
Academy of Medicine which referred 10 the fuocunoh
Committee ami ordered 10 be published
Dr. Haxal Cinrmun of the Committee OF Arrangements
offered the following resolution which was adopted -
Resolved That after to-day. the Association VIII hou
morning session from A. Nj TO 81 O'clock 7. M ana 10
afternoon session. ;, !,
ans of Wahan Mass rcgrong his inability 10 atend inc
Association owing serious accident, and presenting s
report OF The committee on The action OF water On 'euu
pipes and the diseases resulting from it-asKlng inc 1e1l
encc of the report the Committee on publication. Inc
| report was received and referred.
Or Drake Of Ohio and Dr. Rogers OF Va. offered seVcra
regard The Constitution, which were eierfen
10 the committee ON thai subject. " :,
Doctors Gwaihmey and Watson Of Va Smith OF Cali
f,rna and Beck Of PhIa by motion admitted 10 inc
floor Of the Association during lts sttnss
Dr. Corhin Of Va read The following resolution winch ne
desired lay the table for the present:
Resolved That member from each State Represented
in this Association appointed delegate 10 represent IN
The Medical Associations OF Europe be requested 10 WISH inc
hospitals, and report 10 the next mcong tne various I'm
in the several branches of Science connected
Medical Education and in the treatment OF diseases IN
general in foreign countries.
The Association adjourned meet again at Ak p. Nj.
1t is said thai the pending negotiations between the Sec
rotary OF State and the British Minister and Also the repre-
senta,ives Of tie States Of Ccnrrn America has been
brought conclusion, and that the result s treaty mutu
ally satisfactory TO all parties. The is corroboraed
BY the fact the Secretary has left Washington on vIs
10 Massachusetts be absent about fortnight, and lha
the Nicaragua Minister has also departed.
At the request Of several members Of the Legislature VIC
publish Mr. Rnbnsons remarks the license taA bill. IL
will be seen ina; nc takes much less gloomy view Than
does tho Finance Committees Report, Of the finances OF
the State and of The OF the public debt to be re-
deemed by Increased Ixaicn We have reason to believe
hat his construction of he Constitution in regard 10 this
subject conclrcd in reasonable by very large pro-
purlion oi the Legislature.
The Commissioners OF election in The County OF Amherst
appointed by the Executive James Powell, Dr.. VIM W.
Thompson Joseph PcyJohn. The Of DR.. T. yes
| ler,iny incorrectly published az VIM. y. Thompson.