, 1865-09-14

NJ. Flanagan, OF Louisville, offered the follow
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Female 5e,egsapa EEL UPerstots Who's 99snnsatinns
sre e9nal = y me ae99S@snss oi ne Gonsataaion
arS Hntsa Vss.i sr5e5ed 5,p f5gp o, n nc unaoo
Flanagan |Ss anns wsy PS.Eea the sdoP.,ssn Of as
Monon, On .ne fnn o1ss,o soat women eond q and
titea With maJes to lie siysntnc. r - III Hnon
& aLe S IT, sTn,i5 nSe ~ thi 10 " - W
tns sctjnn tIfS ~ "S1 '11S a. eAefols aoo
1os S s.oter. of Boston onno.c !, m The ,,ro,na
issi fSaE s m 70 r. nd
9RS a,en consequently noFs lae's to be burden to the
NJ Ea1tek s1d 6st 1t h. had tascs gisls In his Of
&C. aDd would 20 g En- 70 St "a o. them - as thsy
toys about them,~ and thereby Interfering with
"elS. orr ,,x.,- ,,.,r.z,o, 500 ua..,...<..
sGms d Tfy ,s iSa sna efsasnsts Of Tt e.
WIS lost ey s~eat1'one negative to fre Affirmative
vote. .,,,.,
~: Aes o. Aans S1a a mt59dnsed series q reso;
moral elevation Of the telegraphins profession re-
taast. & tS .E5 70 men OF good mo1N
hoGhI ha h 199e H. aGa r. posaaons
These sesolanens be- ussed IN come neat aud sp-
ppp,aa p5op,iaate REMARKS a1d they vere unanimously
ME st9ser @ o1s5ed M = resolution, to pay IS ssla53
10 INC elos oi ne 1.s5aSSgs1pAsE the sun q $Ss0
PEI annnm, @ ana ss aiso ~ pes annum tor acting a.
the gn'9u, 10 Which has ssa2 Of sso9 per annnm 4
A1ep'sd. .,..
= s=sml,monthly ppb]isation Fl 81 Witgtptsr, the
coanGe Enoal1 oe geeme1 1adactous oy tao edatof
ee hs .sp1 81 ne a uns t,o4d p e
motions regarding the 1tttgr1phe, all without the
slightest importance 70 the public,
Wnrasss, w @ ccItsia IN instisunons in Different SEQ.
lions OF the country, styled Commercial Colleges,
arc pretending gyo Instruction in the art ol tele
era iesirnus nf hecominr tejerrapbers. for which
they can give no proper retnrn: therefore, Foted,
% .Ar1. Il. Il g.; 1ny ;men1eF Of % tic union wGo shsli
% Other insiiiuison, to tcaeh the a1t of esrsphlns
Tic r. eenersI iscllne was WY decided agatust the
action specified, but the speakers objected strongly
notorIe.v d nd pab|icity 10 such instIiutiens
| M. Uam1uond thought that The uciion OF these
colleges in Ibis matter W. entirely swindle. and
saSg1a saslar 10 punished BY Incarceration in the peni
Mr. Flanagan deemed tho Louisville plan OF treat
| fpr This matter the best VIZ. Giving ennployment
fnei;tutions Sho mirht choose 70 Sanply. IN about
| an Inur iEcy usnalT cot sIcE. wcnt aEay home and
fp,cad abroad Inc facf that all ther teleeraphic cd
some Of The eneaIeIs thought that expulsion for
The offence snectdctl IN lie rssolution. shoud be
matter tof aetion by districts, and not bT he unon
I
| MI Stoyerss rssoIutlon. the whpia matter WIS II.
| IaEniteIv rnsfnonc3
non ~ meop s1e1 q r. @ Ren2na o u0o
iSc pFoeecd,ncs e of % tSis conyentian mi to Messls
~ H. ta3i1;n GnG ocers # he Union md to thc Ch
rsrn deicrsflnn headed py Mr. Chandler. The
hearty cnsfEs IL II
&C. 9snsa eanrllmcnt. ri a'e es''e'''@ s
sor he H. ensuing yeaT viii Tic following result:
| Ptrzfdcnt-G.W W. Hammond, Of St. Louis, Mo.
Vice Pestdcnt-W. Il. Young, Of Washington,
Corresponding Sccrcsary-S, P. Peahody, Of ST.
,,Iss Recording see4etaFy-'. c. Uph'nn' of Boston,
Editor Of "7sfegrapAer"-L, il. Smith, Of New
fGIh tss fsy Elections ve,c made un.n,ous cheer,
p1cscnt made speeches, and II they happened 10 be
aaiee1,1' tomn ktnd frfend performed lie duty for
ihfee tines ~ much as necessary was expended
P'ss,spSt'y ns1s S'yre,. +, orde, w.. The eaoieo 0,
81 yno9n = eheee hes W s'd dsded b
' ftwss - TcsoIscd M thst lhe delegates should meet
in their hai in The evening to attend In body Tho
he GSoqst bsirre S House. esA1 - ''' o'S 1'' ~
The Convention then adjourned.
,,s, 11s sxs.;ss ntSsr f. .,.,,tc, ,o ,e
Of tie Chicago delegation. magnificent banquet
Abonf bupdrcd pc:so.s, Including delegates,
cnests and reseutatiyes Or tbo prcss. eat down
tse lepsst Shieh v. one of!he dnesi eveF siysn
ton an nv unusuai des1ee Of taste md ssll as Dis
P'aScu. Pr. u. =. n''ssi ~ Ln4euSu, P3ts!uett'