The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-10-09

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We trsssfer to oar columns, fron, the
Editorial Correspondence Of she Du-
buque Tisses, the following account
Of the doings Of the editors who met
at Cedar Falls, on the 10Th Of this
month. ....
The Editorial Cuvention met this
morning (Sept. Is, at 10 O'Clock, and
on motion Of j. Il. Davenport of the
Cedar Vslley Times, A. b. +. Hildreth
was called to the Chair. On motion of
Il. b. Boleps, Of the Toledo Tribune,
J. G. Davenport was appointed Secreta-
~. s.E ....
A committee on permencnt organiza.
tion was appointed BY the Chair, consis-
ting Of J. Clement, Z. T. Smeed, + B.
Bolsns and NJ. NJ. Trumbull. A CON-
mittee on resolutions, consisting Of A.
b. F. Hildreth, J. q. Davenport and W.
H. Mcclure, was appointed. Mcssrs. T.
Drummond, Il. b. Bolens, J. Rich, r.
James aud d. A. Babcock were appoiu-
ted business committee. J. G. Daven.
port was appointed committee on Toasts
for the Evening Festival to be given by
hecitisens.
On motion the convention adjourned
until 2o'clock, 2 r. M. At that hour
the convention rsassembled, and Mr..
Clement chairman of the committee on
permanent officers reported the follow.
ing list, which was unanimously elect
ed: President, Col. T. B. Boiens Of
the Toledo Tribune; Vice Presidents,
Thomas Drummond, of the Vinton Ea-
gle, aud Seymour Fcgles Of the Cedar
Falls Banner; Secretaries, J. g. Da
venport, Of the Cedar Valley Times, aud
w. H. Hartman, of the Cedar Falls Ban.
ner.
The Convention is proceeding with
business, aud We must drop the pen
At o'clock this evening an address will
be read before the convention and citi-
sens, by A. B. f. Hildreth Of the St.
Charles Intslligencer, and = Poem BY
J. Clement, Of the Dubuque Times. At
8 O'Clock win come OF the grand Fcsti-
val
The Business Committee made their
report, recommending the organisation
Of State Editor and Publisher As
socistiou, 10 meet as often % once a
year; and such action by the convention
- may be advisable upon the subjects
Of advance payments and advertising -
The committee also recommended the
appoin,me Of q state Executive Com
mittee to perfect these recommc nda-
tiOns.
The report wss adopted aud on mo-
tion, it was resolved that the Con ven
ton proceed to the choice Of officers
for the association. The following
persons were elected:
Htesidens Jesse Clement Of the Du-
buque Times.
kce-Presidents, Howell Of the Gate
City, Bsbbitt Of the Council Blu Blu
gle, Richardson Of the North low times
West Of the Davenport Democrat Swi-
CERT Of the Sioux City Eagle, Porter Of
the State Journsl, Parker Of the Mitch
ell County Republican, Needham Of the
Oskaloosa Herald, Elliott Of the home
Journal Brown of the Marion Herald,
Thompson Of the burlington Gazette F;
Knox Of the Indisnola Visiter.
Recording Secretary J. G. Daven-
port OF the Cedar Valley Times.
Corresponding Secrctacies, Durham
Of the Burlington Hawkeye Maynard
Of the Council Bluffs Nonpareil, White
Of the Ft. Dodge Sentinel, Carver of the
St. Charles Iutelligeucer, Bolens of the
Toledo Tribune.
Erecstice Committce, Teesdale of the
Dcs Moincs Citizen; Sylvester of the
Iowa Reporter, Smeed CT the Waverly
Republican, Cross,nan Of the Fort Madi.
son Plaindealer, Aldrich Of the Hamilton
Freeman.
Ou motion, it was resolved that the
Executive Committee be requested to
prepare constitution and plan of organ
izstion to be submitted At the next annu-
d meeting Of the Association.
The following resolutions we're adopt
ed:
Resolped, That owing to the innumera-
BILE losses occasioned by the system Of
credit for newspsper subscriptions, we
will from this time forward demand pay.
msnt in oil cases iu advance and send
no paper to subscribers after the expi.
ratios Of the time for which they have
paid.
Resolced, That after the completion Of
oil contracts of the kind now in force
We will publish no patent medicine adyer-
tiscments for less than the full regular
prices herein agreed upon, for the work,
nor Especial notices" for the same for
less than ten cents per line for each in
sertion.
Resotged, That for tho publication of
all legal notices, sheriff sales, &c, We will
charge the same prices ss for other work,
and that for the publication Of tax Gales
of delinquent lands We will demand the
full price now allowed by Law, which is
thirty cents for each description publish.
ed; and that ten lines Of nonparei;, tselye
lines Of lninion, aud fourteen lines oi
BREWER, shall constitute square. The
rates shall b one dollar for the 6rst inser
tion and City conts for each continuation
for four weeks Or less.
Reoloed, Thss We will no longer sub
NIT TO the impositions constantly prac
tised upon the western Press BY eastert
advertising sgsnts in the dictation Of pri
oss and hereafter will insert no adver
tiscnent for any of them At less than 2i
per csst discount from our usual rstas
and recommend the Press to demant
from them advance pigment iu all cascs
In this eoansction We recommeud s y
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