The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1867-05-04

given work by any member of thi
Association until the matter in con
= troversy shall be adjusted to the sat
isfaction of the publisher
a. Resolved, further, That all publish
ers in this State, not represented a
this Association, be requested to mott
= fly the Secretary of their concurrenc,
g rnon.concurrenc in the foregoing
Resolutions; and that each journal Il
8 the State DC requested to publioh th,
!. proceedings of this session of the AS
ISOLATION.
: Respectfully submitted,
JAS. Nj. SWORDS,
: c. II. WILSON,
Sc. WILSON,
n j. l.. Power,
e. A. GARLAND,
Committee.
On motion of MI. Frantz, a commit.
tee was appointed to confer with Judge
Il. A. Hill relative to the publication
of bankrupt notices, under the recent
act of Congress.
Messrs. Yerger, Power and Ward
were appointed as such committee.
The hour of half past 10 o'clock
having arrived, the Association pro
ceeded to the Masonic Hall, where
Col. John S. Holt, pursuant to previ-
GUS notice, delivered an Grafton that
greatly pleased and edited the large
audience OF ladies and gentlemen pres
emit, and which as literary and origi-
nal production elected the commenda-
ton and applause of all who were so
fortunate as to hear it,
AT the conclusion of the Grafton,
the following proceedings were had
in the Masonic Hall:
On motion of Mr.. Swords, the city
of Natchez was selected as the place
for the next semi-annual meeting of
the Association.
The Association then proceeded to
the selection of an Orator and Essay
list for that misunderstanding in the
choice, by reclamation, of Mr. e. M.
Yerger as Orator, and Mr.. M. S. Ward
as Essayist.
Mr.. Power offered the following
resolution, which was unanimously
adopted
RESOLVED, That the thanks of the
Association are hereby rendered to
Col. John S. Holt, for the eloquent
and elaborate address delivered on
this occasion, and that he be requested
to furnish copy of the same for pub
LEGATION.
Mr.. S. E. Wilson offered the follow
ing resolution, which was unanimous
ly adopted:
Resolved, That the thanks of this
Association are hereby rendered to
Col T. B. Manlove, President of said
Convention, for the courteous and
dignified manner in which he has pre-
sided over it's deliberations during the
present session.
Mr. G. H. Wilson offered the follow
ing resolutions, which were adopted
unanimously and with applause:
ReSolved, That our thanks are due
and are hereby cordially rendered to
Mr. A. j. Frantz, for the princely
manner in which he has entertained
the members of this Association
during its present session.
Resolved further, That we recognize I
and acknowledge, with feelings of s
gratitude too deep for expression, the
Courteous and hospitable reception
extended the Press Association by the I
,itizens generally of Brandon, and that t
We are now satisfied by observation .
md experience what we before con I
,eded to be true, that for clever, hos a
,itable, gallant gentlemen and beauti- &
ul, lovely and accomplished women,
he town Of Brandon cannot well be A
n
Mr.. Frantz offered the following re-
olution, which was unanimously adop- a
ed:
Resolved, That the thanks of this
association are due and are hereby a.
endered to Major d. W Floweree, of =
Ticksburg for his considerate and a
mely present of a cask lice. in
The President appointed Messrs. S f.
. Wilson, A. j. Frantz and T. p al
as the committee to confer e. z,
reference to the establishment of a
aper mill. ", w
Messrs. Jas. NJ. Swords, ]. L. Pow til
:, E. A. Garland, H. c. and S. E. Will "
IN were appointed as the Executive tie
ommittee of the Association until IN
e next session thereof til
No further business appearing, and di
e present officers holding over until I'll
e next meeting ";
On motion the Convention adjourned on
meet in the city of Natchez, on the an
e LIST Wednesday in November next. an an
T. B. MANLOVE, Pres't. ap
]. L. POWER, Sect'y. wa