Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-02
ana also 10 inquire into the dispositien Of Mr..
EroNpe's personal and pri yate Effects

ana also 10 inquire into the dispositien Of Mr.
Brownies personal and pri vase effects.
RsProinted, 10 be known as the Artemus Ward
commistee, - whom all matters relating 70 him
should BE- referred, which motsea was adopted;
Cairo; dls. OF roy and rSoap, or 9 Boston, as as
the committee. IL. .-.I 49, 80 :
MI Cavis reported the credentials Of George
Of oeMeso ~ ann sSeH 1n %.r. smi,,.d ru''
Mr.. Hays offered resolution providing that
printers interested as proprietors in offices, but
fsSn saaE may h0n0raoiy withdraw
Mr.. Young. Of New York, moved that the
Convention select place for the next Annual
Convention at ten O'Clock Tomorrow, Wednes-
day. Laid over informally.
Mr. Troup, OF BOSTON, offered a resolution
providing that the Con vention 60 into secret
Adopted
Mr.. Cavis arose to personal explanation as
20 the debate yesterday, where he was charged
with opposition TO merging the Columbia Typo
graphical Sociesy into the National Union, and
were mistaken, as he was an advocate Of the
Consolidation. but desired 70 save the memory
OF the Columbia Typographical Society, which
had a history extending back TO 1915. He was
not opposed to the National Union, and felt
deep interes, in all matters connected with the
Union. Fs
Several other gentlemen made personal ex-
plantations relative to the election OF officers at
the Mem phis session, and corrected wrong inn
pressions which several delegates b ad.
Mr. Mac Murray, Of Washington, presented
resolution misunderstanding the practice of
Subordinate Unions loaning money to individ-
u"ls. Esssfred to the Committee on Subordi.
nate Unions. a
The Committee on the Presidents address
was received and accepted.
Ii recommends that much of the Presi-
dents annual report refers to the questions
Of organization of all the printers within the
jurisdiction of the National Union into Subor-
dlnate Union OF amnesty, and of amending Sec
ton one OF general laws, be referred to Q special
CON m 4 .ee of five members.
ii. That the matter Of introducing printing
into state prisons be referred to the Committee
on New Business.
the legislation of the last session, regarding a
new constitution for the Subordinate Unions
and fund law, be referred 70 special COM
mittee Of five.
A resolution was offered providing that the
name Of John Wartman be stricken from the
name OF members, he being in an unfair Office.
Referred.
MI. Cavis presented the credentials Of John
Given, delegate from Toronto, and he was ad-
mitted.
The Convention then took recess until two
O'Clock. RI. ..#.
On reassembling at two O'clock they imme-
diately adjourned until tomorrow, for the
purpose of accepting an invitation from the
ashlngton Union to accompany them in a
drive this afternoon to Soldiers Home, Fort
Stevens, Crystal Spring, Arlington. etc
1t is understood that the National Union
between II and o'clock. after which they will
visit the Executive Departments. At o'clock
they Will witness the working of the Bullock
press, at the Government Printing Office, BY
in yitaton Of Hon. John ID. Defrees, the Super
lntendent and Government Printer