The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-03-16
Meeting of the Democratic State
Editorial AssOCtatiOn.

Pursuant to the published call, meet
ing ef the Democratic State Editorial As
sociation convened in the Democratic
Central Club Room, at Harrisburg, Mons
day. March 4th, at three o'clock P. NJ
The President, II. l.. Dieffenbach, of the
L,ncominq Standard, in the chair.
After transaction of general business,
on motion of Chas. B. Brockway Of the
Columbian and Frank j. Magee, of the
Star, it was ordered that the chairman of
the Executive Committee, of the Demo-
cratic State Association, j. w. Brown of
the Patriot, in connection with II. G.
Smith of the InteLhgencer, President of
State Editorial Association, be empowers
ed to make such arrangements as they
NAV deem necessary to insure a full at
tendance of all members of the Associa-
citation at Erie, on the second Tuesday in
June. and that the members of the Asso-
citation and those deslrous of becoming
such, be informed, by circular, of the pro-
gramms of the contemplated excursion,
with instructions to notify the chairman
of the Executive Committee whether or
net it is their intention 10 be preseat, and
if so over what Railroads they will pass.
1t was further agreed that the members
of the Democratic Editorial Association
residing in the eastern and central portisns
of the State, he directed TO rendezvous at
Williamsport, Monday evening, June 10,
in order to take a special train for Erie,
at an early hour on Tuesday morning,
On motion of Mr.. Zeigler of the Her
aid, and Mr. Hamlin of the Age, MIR.
Whitman of the Observer was selected to
take charge of and perfect preliminary
arrangements for the reception of the ex-
curtionists at Erie, and in connection with
two other gentlemen, members of the State
Editorial Association, 10 constitute a COM
mittee Of arrangements and reception On
motion adjourned until $50 O'Clock Tues
day a. m., to meet in Senate committee
rooms.
SECOND DAYS sEssIoN.-9:30 A NJ.
Association met according to adjourn
ment in Senate committee rooms. MIN
utes Of previous meeting read by Secreta'
ry. Mr.. Hamlin of the Age, Mr.. Tate
of the San and Democrat, Mr. GoodlandeT
of the Republican, and Mr.. Cornman o.
the nonit0r. signed the constitution anC
were made members of the Association
| Letters were received from numbsr o
gentlemen regretting their inability to b'
! present.
On motion Of Mr.. Meek, Of the Hatch
man, and Mr. Stable, of the Compiler, i
WA. ordered that the Secretary be instruct
ed to procure suitable book in which II
transcribe and preserve the records of tht
! Association.
The annual address was read by th'
! President, Ir. Dieffenbach of the Stan
/ durd.
On motion of Mr.. Whitman of the Oh
se,uer, and Me- Meek of the IYutctm'an.
the following resolution was unanimousl!
adopted:
ReSolved, That the address of the presi
deat be accepted and endorsed as an author
tive expression of this views of the memb Der
of the Democratic State Editorial Associa
tioH and be printed as part Of the reguln
proceedings of this meeting.
After friendly discussion of matter
pertaining to the interests of the Associa
ton and its members by Msssrs. Ham
lin, Stable, Tate, SAMSON, Smith an
Furey, and there being no further bust
ness, the Association adjourned.
II, l.. DIEFFENBACI, President.
WILLIAM Z. FUREY, Secretary.