Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-12-23
Ohio Editors and Publishers As.
sociation.
SIXTH ANNUAL MEETING.

The Sixth Annual Meeting of the Ohio
Editors and Publisher Association, in &C.
cordance with Resolution adopted at the
lest meeting, will be held at Dayton, on
Wednesday. January 18th, 1859.
The public exercises consist OF an
Ors,ion-By George Weaver, Editor OF
The GAINESVILLE Courier.
Poen-By James Dumars, Editor of The
Mahonine Register.
Addresses on Methods and Advantages OF
Advertising-By R. Brinkerhoof, Editor OF
The Mansfield Herald.
A. W. Fairbanks, Publisher of 1ae
Cleveland Herald, will present Report on
Advertising Prices, and other business oi
interest aud Importance will be brought
before the Convention.
: Chairman Ex. Committee--John Greiner
Editor of Tie Columbus Gazete.
Pres'dent-Josish Riley. Editor Of Tn
Toledo Commercial.
Secretary G R. B,owc, Editor of Ta'
Cieys7and Plain Dealer.
A meeting Ct the Editors and Practice
Printers. of the City OF Dayton, was held
pursuant TO notice, at the Counting Room
of 1ae Empire flee, on Saturday evening
Dec IL, 1858, for the purpose Of taking
into consideration the propriety of celebrs
ting, with appropropriste ceremonies. th'
snaiversary Of the birth day of Benjamin
franklin.
On motion, VIM. H. P. Denny. Esq.
Editor o: The Dayton Gazette, was called te
the Chair. and D. G. Fitch, ap ointed Sec
retary. On motion.
Resolved, That we celebrate the Ami
verssry of the Birthday Of Benjamin Frank
I'm, and that Committee Of three be aP
pointed TO make necessary arrangements.
The Chairman appointed the following
Committee: David Clark, o: The Empirei
w. F. Comfy, of The Journal, D. G. Bur
rows. C.. Crowell, and J. e. Reeder. Or
motion,
Resolved. That. whereas, the Editoria
Convention of Ohio, at its last session. ad
jcurned to meet at Dayton on the 10Th o
January. 1859. we cordially invite the edi
tors OF the State to meet here, and that
COMMITTEES OF FIVE be appointed TO make the
necessary arrangements for the reception
of the Delegates, and their enterta inmeu
while in our city.
The following gentlemen were appointed
Hon. D. W. Iddiags, Wm. H. p. Desay
Col. D. G. Fitch, David s. Comfy, J. Fred
Mevers.
RESOLVED, That all the papers Of the Stat
be requested to publish these proceedings
and cal, attention 10 the same. editor:ally
Adjourned.
WIN. H. p. DENNY, Chairman.
D. G. FITcH, Secrstary.
| The Gosette, regret,ing the somewhat
general m Misunderstanding OF the position o
the Dayton Press, with regard to the Con
vention, says they have no desire to avoit
the responsibility the approaching meeting
laws upon them, and tender their heartiest
greetings to eli editors and printers in The
State. with the request to celebrate Frank
Inns birth day in Dayton.
I'VE speak not only in behalf of the prin'
tiers here but in behalf of our citizens. Day.
ton is distinguished for hospitality, and viii
not, of course, allow so naue ntial a class
Of men, as the editoria! fraternity, to be
treated in any other way Than with the
mos, distinguished considerations.
"Lei the Convention, then, be immedi-
ately called, and the Printers Of Dayton
will not fail to respond to its requirements. y