The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-02
ohio Editorial Convention.

The Ohio Editorial Association met. pur
au'nt to adjournment at ths Renowned City
Of Tifin." on Wednesday.
Up 10 Wednesday noon. somo Is Of the eli
ons" had arrived and were comfortably qrar
tered a. the Shawhan House. They are ,
good.looking, Jolly set Of fellows. thcs,
knights Of the quill, and our citizens hlly
rcAlize the Inet that the Elephant is il
town.
Al this writing, the following gentlemen
members of the pr.ss, have arrived:
Joshua Saxion, Of the Urbana Citizen.
8 A SpFur, Findlsy Jrftrsonian.
a NJ. Hullulmugh. " Courier.
w D. Hills, Springfield Press.
VT. Wilson. Wyandot Pioneer.
/ l.. Myers, Mansfield Herald
a. W Fairbanks, Cleveland Herald
John 2. McArdle, Republic.
| s. ID. Pnge. Cleveland Leader.
] J. NJ. Nash, Z" National
Jas Dumars. Young Register.
Geo q. Washburn. Elyria Democrat.
s. b. Price, Sandusky Register.
An informal meeting vas held in the Shaw
han House parlor, on, Wednesday afternoon.-
Mr. Saxton, President Of the Association. act
ed as chairman and, the regular SECRETARY uc-
ing absent, Mr. L. D. Myers Of the Mansfield
Herald was appointed PRo TIM.
Aiter discussing the subject f"legal az.
vertising" at some length aud without trans
acting any special business. the Association
adjourned 10 Loesser's Hall, in the evening,
to hear the literary exercises. In the mean
tine number Of editors are expected to ar
rive from the South.
WEDNESDAY EVENING.
The following gentlemen Of the "quill and
scissors" arrived, on the ASS P. NJ. train,
from the South;
Hon. Doun Pintt; West Liberty.
ID NJ. G ak, Hamilton lutellgencer.
J 5. Robinson, kcntUh Republican.
q. A. Stewart,
A. S Ramsey. Democrat
w H. ?. Denny, Dayton Gazette
w, ID. Stout " Emtirp
Val Donbaugh, Sidney Democrat.
l.. d. Reynolds, Bcleiontaiue Republican.
W. d. Howclls State Journal
w. A. Stmrson, Urbaua Press.
w. T. Day, Cincinnati.
CO'' y. ID. Harris, Ohio Cultivator.
At7P. NJ, the Association repaired to Loes.
ser's Hall, to hear the Poem aud oration.--
The Hall WIS crowded 10 overaowing by a
very respectable and Intelligent audience, all
engcr to see the "lions" aud hear them roar -
The Poem by W D. Howells. had the "ring
Of the true metal and the Address, by WI,
p. Denny, abounded in many practieal hint.
and hils Music, by Boos' Cornet Baud aud
the "Bruderbund," )" enlivened the exercises.
After the literary exercises. the Convention
proceeded to business, Mr. saxlon in the ohai,
Meesrs. Robinson, Harris aud Page we've
appointed a committee to select Poet aud
Orator for the next year. t.|
A committee Of three, consisting Of Mcssrs
Wilson and Washburn, wus ap
pointed to report permanent officers for the
ensuing year.
Messrs. Dumars, Denny and Nash were APP
pointed a committee on Resolutions aud 10
prepare business for the Convention.
A note was received fom Mr.. W. P. Fur
Mss, Supt. Of the Public Schools, inviting the
Association to visit said Schools on Thursday
llternoon' which was thankfully accepted.
Hon. Donn Piatt was called out aud made
some yuy f lieitous remarks about his ear
experience as an Editor. which brought down
he house.
On motion the Convention adjourned, to
meet at the Shawhau House, at 8 A. NJ, to
nOrruw morning.
A Festival comes off Rt the Shawhan House,
'lls (Ihursday) evening, ut which the ''liona"
md beauty and elite Of Tifiin are expected |
o meet and embrace