The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1870-03-10

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Mr.. Bickhatn subsequently, reported
the following i,4' has'ag sfsiii' s.l
.Res5Fred, That We condemn the practice Of
printers sld Pnbljshets payiRg conan i,sioEs to
County Officers for ordefs for public printing.
Adopted, ,3g
The fourth resolution was laid Upon
the table and the FIFTH adopted without
debate. yf gas s,s, r9 ss7r d. w.
The sixth resolution was then called
up lgs 40 .g.. .5uG
Mr.. Lane of the Akron Beacon sug-
gested that the present postal system be
retained as far as it had reference to the
exchanges and country newspapers, but
otherwise there should be reduction.
J. @. Campbell offered the following
as a substitute for the resolution "
Resolued, That we are In favor Of ali papers
paving postage according TO weight and distance
carried. And tbatthe carrying Of papers as well
as letters outside Of the mails, should be pro-
hlbited by law Lost. tIalaJ 7'.- ". I'
The original resolution was then a.
dopted and .afterw ards all the resous
tions were adopted as a whole.
Mr.. e. 2. Hays, of Crcleyille. sug-
gested the appointment ofa committee
to perfect permanent organization for
the Editors of Ohio, and the chair be
requested to appoint the committee.
While the chair was selecting the com.
mittee the following resolutions were
offered by Mr.. Cuneo; p, '"' B.
WHEREAS, All pay taxes alike, and are mutu-
lly interested in the welfare and progress Of the
country. and to the end that information of pub.
lie interest may be brought before all ni
/. Resoired, That it is the sense, Of this Con.
ventiotl that an county printing to be required
by the public good should be published in the
press of beth parties, at fair legitimate prices.
2. Resolped, That our Legislature be instructed
10 enact such law as i'll bring about the above
results. - -.st| y. h,Vita ."-- ..'.''
These resolutions were adopted.
The Chair announced the following
gentlemen as members Of the commit
tee to perfect the permanent association.
Messrs. Hays, Ritezel, Lane, Bascom
and Allengf Mr.. Allen asked leave to
withdraw his name from the committee,
which was granted, and Emil Rothe Of
Cincinnati, appointed. ,rgf, ~ a..
The Chairre a communication from
the Citizens Committee Of Reception,
stating thatthe editors badbeen invited
to attend the lecture of Olive Logan, a
supper at the Murray House, and the
Oratorio Of Esther. An invitation from
Prof. Seager, Director of the Oratorio,
was read! The invitations were ac,
cepted and thanks returned for the
same.a sfs.ala rlrU,l 10 ylI". s.5.
The Committee on Permanent Or
ganiEation were instructed to draw W
Articles Of Association and present
them at the session this morning
The Convention then adj jourued unit
O'Clock this A. NJ. '
1... "a .li SECOND D4r. .'
The Convention was called to ordel
at 81 O'clock, by the President. .tl ii
The following additional names wer
reported: -..:..t..
w. s. Furay-Cincinnat Gazette.
w. FL Busbey-Oolun1bus Journal. " 'e
! l. Curtis-Cinc innati Chronicle,
e. b EsRelInan-W Wooster Democrat.
Lew AlleR-Cineinnati Times. b lT.s +
j. L. Mel Ilyane-Tuscaraga Advocate.
James ~ Irvine-ZanesviIle Signal d..
Mr. Combs-lrontOn journal, , - ...
. George McClelIand-B -Bar1esville Enterprise.
Ernnnia RrnoLs nehsncp FyDrpss -.-Fr... .
W. E. 0sborne=AntMerpG Gszstts,.
| A. w. Taylor-Alliance Monitor.
The report Of the Committee on Per
manent Organization was called for
who reported through their chairman
K. o. Hays. The report was
follows: p5 r[
/. This Association shall be know
as the Ohio Editorial Association.
2. The officers shall consist of Pres
ident, two, Vice Presidents, and q Sec
retary, chosen annually. -; .- ...,,-. r.
8. The officers of the Association
shall constitute an Executive Commit
tee, who=shaii- select time and place fo
meetihgs also, power to appoint ora
tors and poets. n
Mr.. Hays, Of Circleville, spoke j
favor of the report A motion to amen'
the second and third resolutions, 20 tha
the Executive Committee shall consis
of oneseditor from each Congressioni
District. -7rni..l o.i.f. 'no 70 hr3" s
The report-was adopted=as amended
On motion, Emil Rothe, of the Cir
cinnati Daily Yolksfreund, was the
chosen President of the Association.
First Vice President--John HOpley
Bucyrus Journal. XIX.
Second Vice President--Clifton N
Nichols, Springfield Republic.
Secretary-John NJ. Myers, Senec
Advertiser tasaa5 sH.t
Treasurer-L. Harper, Mt. Verno
Banner AS a- .taa. tr.,tr. ....
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE, :,
1st District, L. Andrew Allen, Cir
cinnati Times -o ne e.,asaa
cd. J. r. CoCkerill, Cincinnati Ell
quirer. sitl5ggs.a.r sdi o. auoq.
Sd. W.sD. Bickham, Dayton Joul
} nal. iysstah v'5- --ba.t asraF11
4th] W. A. Brand, Urbana Citize
and Gazette. r-. s,.,g.ls a.g
5thd L. T. Hunt, Kenton Republican
9Th. J. L. Boardman, Hillsbor
News. rs- s--.e,e- .-s..a
ill.,. Warren Anderson, Xenia G'
t zette. f.s's go ..... ..'e.... ..'.
9Th. H, G. Thompson. Delaware G
Zette. '7s7 ~ gl.A Ha a.4
9th, J, s. Van Valkenburg, Fremol
Democratic Messenger. aHe. a a.
, nth Clark WAGNER Toledo Con