New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-05-11
NATIONAL TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION.
SIXTH DAY

The Convention was called to order at IL O'Clock,
by Mr.. Cuddy, President.
The journal Of the fifth day read and approved.
Mr.. stith, az chairman of the Committee on New
Business made the following report, which was
adopted
Committee New Business, whom referred tho
fsspe % s n
the Union to act upon the matter.
and q the different Unions would rather be injured than bsns
saspsa IL
Of founding National Government Printing Office upon
printing o. The Saona would in e view Of
h sss n
were greatly to be and TO guard AGAINST me
every member the frsternisy
the a III s sSds and e. Is it.
ner Of those Of party character But should enter the field
bic to clear Of the rock which its utility Union
other considerations tha. have induced your
mitie to recommend the rejection Of the But
itself sufficient the conclusion which they have
they respectfully be discharged from the far
The Finance Committee made a report on some
bills which were ordered to be paid.
! resolution was introduced by Mr. Brawner, Of
Baltimore, voting twenty-five dollars to the Sergeant
at Arms for his services during the present session.
| The gentleman making it known through Nh. Stith
that he desired no compensation, the resolution was
withdrawn. O."
The subject Of an Asylum for Superanuated and
INDECENT Printers being now brought up by Mr. Gra-
ham, and after some remarks from that gentleman
and Mr. Munday, the following resolutions were intro
duced by the former gentleman. and adopted:
Reso'red That hs National Union halls with pleasure the
p nsa a Il
the T. n e e s af the @ us,sd ri. son e.
sructed correspond with the of sad Asylum
with view to fully the plan and
compatible and practicable in dsvng and recommending
realize and participate the benefits designed confer
Rssed That the mi be to report 10 h
order that such action bs taken this body deen
necessary.
An invitation from Mr.. Bradbury, on behalf of ths
New Orleans Fire Department, to the National Typo
graphical Union, inviting them to be present and
witness trial of the steam fire engine, on Sunday
was accepted. r..
A resolution of thanks to Mr.. D. W. c. Campbell
SergeantatA Arms for the generous tender Of his
vices during the sitting Of the Convention was intro
duced by Mr. Brawner, and passed. g...,....
The following resolutions, introduced by E. H. Mur
day, of Philadelphia, on behalf of his brother deli
gates, were unanimously adopted:
Resorea That thanks rendered to the Ne
Orleans unsn for The ELEGANT reception hi
also for the liberal made for
: dation.
Rsorei That the members of the profession in the city
than sustained their wide
dsnteested beraty for their hosr
taity their untiring eNertions render visit to
Crescent City period of unalloyed peasurewe present
- heart felt thanks.
Resolccd That the thanks of the National Topographic
Union due the reporters of the for the full
have made of the proceedings of this body also
Il publishers of the several papers for many avors.
ReSoirs That the couesies ATTENDED by the citze
Orleans during sojourn them grateful
acknowledged and will be remembered with feelings
pleasure aud pride
These resolutions ELECTED remarks of the wayins
y appreciation, unanimously, from each membsrsin
D. turn, and also from the President.
g. The usual resolution of thanks to the President
ie other officers of the Union was then adopted.
se A recess of fifteen minutes was taken, on mott
III of Mr.. Brawner in order to allow an interchange
views and thoughts, SO that nothing might be forg
es ten that should be done. O. -.
H. On reassembling, a motion was made by Mr.. tt
- Of Memphis, that the National Typographical Tn
ac- adjourn sine die.
The Union meets in the city of Chicago on the
ter Monday in May, 1858.
The motion was carried, and then the Union
journed.