Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-07-01
on motion of Mr.. Ballou, it was

Rescued That the thanks this Association are ten
Tered 70 Charles Holt Hon J. r. Bohan, George c. Gin
|ty W L. Ram ana W D. Merrill, for tho prompt and
successful manner in which they discharged The duty
.n- Of publishers adequate compensation the
services they compelled to render by law and that the
able memorial they drew up be embodied among pro-
eednss Of this convention.
THE memorial viii appearin the pamphlet proceeding
Mr. Andrews offered a series of resolutions
relatng to the liberty of the Press in this crisis
which were referred to the committee having
similar resolutions in charge.
MIR Pomeroy presented the following which.
after considerable discussion, was adopted
Rssairsd, That any member Of this Association who
Will consent To- otter TO do any kind Of advertising
less than rates prescribed by law be formally
Fotl9sd That the accused shall have the opportu-
nifty e being heard in his defense.
Adjourned till , p. m.
, O'CLOCK, P. NJ.
Mr. Pomeroy, from the committee to whom
the resolutions relating to the liberty of the
Press had been referred, read a majority re-
port
MIR. Andrews submitted a minority report,
when, motion of Mr.. Ballou, the whole sub
ject was indefinitely postponed.
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED.
BY NJ. Page
Rescued, That the practice Of approprating original
the paper from which they taken is unworthy Of an
honorable editor and should be carefully and dis
Outraged.
By Mr. Hayden
Reoce& That the thanks Of this Convention are here
by rendered the la Crosse and St Paul Packet compa-
ny for the kind invitation extended by manager the
the compliment and regret that previous arranenents
prevent an acceptance Of the invitation.
BY Mr.. Pomeroy
EeSoIrea, That committee Of one editor from each
eonr together submit to the next meeting plan or
plans Tor Sta monument 10 be erected in the capitol
sin editors whose shall be engraved panels
thereof with the cost Of such monument for action
that time
BY Mr. Carpenter.
Esarrs9 That each member Of this Association be- re-
guy>l furnish the Corresponding Secretary M the en-
suing EAR with short autobiography himself during
which should contain such matters and incidents may
be II service interest TO the craft and that
Association.
BY Mr. Cover.
Resoirsa That at the EDITORIAL Convention Of % all
members Afe requested 70 furnish their photographs witt
the Convention.
By Mr. Carpenter:
Resided That premium Of SO be offered for the best
tesssy on The Model Printing once 10 be delivered a
the next annual meeting the premium 70 b. aii bx
committee OF three non competitors members Of mi
iay Of the next session. '"e a -
Bv Mr. Ballou:
Rsaicea, That Thu Association tenders it, Gorilla
thanks 70 Charles Seymour PSI; Of Ia Crosse for m
faithful and prompt manner IN which he has fis,hsr
the duties Of Corresponding Secretary. =
E.salesd That this Association is under many oslis
lions Il NJ VI. Pomeruy. Dr.. 4. & BlakesIea / -,
ridge, Col. Stoddard Ex-Gov. Campbell Mr Barlow Mr.
Mcmillan, Dr. and Senator Cameron, Mr.. Hart Ness,
Mitchell. Of the Brewery and others nunarors :
mention for the successful efforts they have made 10 rsn
de our visit 10 the city Of La Crosse both pleasant an
{, profitable
BY 5, Bennett;
Resolved, That the respectful thanks of the members