The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-22

Central SoafAs,ssRieafs Asssesasios. peb-
lish this morning the deferred proceedings Of
the Central Southern Rights Association meet-
last. s-s
After taking action relative to the reception
of the medical students, who are expected 10
arrive here from Philadelphia this nfternoou
g attend the lectures at the Medical COlIseS
on virEinia, other business was introd seed. -
Mf. ~. ~ Hill offered the following reeolo-
ions ,, wnieh ne desired to see acted upon b.
tne hsseeiation, at the proper time. After bc-
ing read, they were laid npon tn. table. 10 -
taksn ap At The first regular meeting. They
read thus:
on the Directory Of tie several Banks II this nv ~
and urs upon thsm the importance II IN
son = Na. ian New I'D =, " a..
portaut cities in the >outh. on the same terms =
The Thss drs .hs nd s on cite.
urge upon he said Director the importance % re-
seivin upon deposit the notes or bills Of Sosshern
BANKS on the same terms A. they receive {. notes
or bills OF Northern Banks.
n. A. Sturdiyant, Esq, after q few pertinent
remarks in commendation of the course pur-
sued by the Faculty of the Medical College OF
Virginia, inviting the Southern studerfs 70
attend their lectures free OF charge. piFered the
following resolution. which was adopted:
Resolved, That the course o. the Medic 4 CHI
to receive ard nsiruot the .iu.srr IS M, hs ~
catca aheff determination 10 return q S0utk.
ern Cole.s, meets with oug .rrles. 4, pro ast.on
DIR. Wexford offered the following which
was adopted:
Resolved, That the thanks Of the Assoclaticu hs
and are hereb, rendered TO the Presidents Of tks
Central kosd Of the FrederlcksbAPx and Potomac
Road and the Crane and AiexandtiA Railroad.
nd 20 Mr Edwin Rosnssn sspecisilv, log thor
Pennsy lvanis Tree tickets over their roads
Mr.. London urged a collection to reimburse
the Medical Faculty of Richmond for the ex-
pehses they might incnr in the reception of the
students.
Dr. Macaw said no such step would be ne.
cessary, as the Faculty would take all respon.
sIbility on themselves, and several gentlemen
mad made offers 10 furnish the students on
heir way home with any money they may re.
qure.
| On motion of Mr.. Sturdivaut the following
resolution was adopted:
That 1t is of the utmost Importance at this time
that the Lee lslatura of VIr. mia should make such
approp iatnn To the Medical College virr mia "a
vi enlaree and increase its capacity for useful
| uess.
| On motion of Mr.. Peake, it was
hes ived That We readupt ard reaffirm that it
s th4 duts OF the peope Of the Southern States to
patronize the scho ls ard cole es Of the South in
| preference to those Of the Northern States.
! On motion OF MIR. London. the following
| resolutions were adopted:
| Resolved. That in the present aspect of public
| affairs. the peofle of the Southern States should
preference to those OF ike character in the North
| ern States -,
Resolved Tha. we Will withdraw our patronage
from all newspapers or periodicals hich have not
heretofore or NAV hereafter fail tn sustain the Just
rishts ot the South sainst the wautor and nseent
asgresslons nf the free States; al that the reso-
lntlcn he referred to such auxiliary societies
| formed. or NAV be formed, and that they be re-
aested TO report their action therein to this asso.
| citation.
| On motion, the Association adjourned.