Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-06-26

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J. W. stinchcomb, Winchester Times
+ II. &. Drinkle, Lancaster GaSshS.
b. J. L0omls, Cincinnati Commercial.
II. 4. Findlay, Nenia GasStts.
Franklin Gale, Columbus JIurRGl.
Albert Lawson, IrOnton Journal.
q. N. Browning, Batavia Courier.
c. Il, Irwin, Portsmouth Republican.
s. II. Putnam, Chillicothe ldpsrtissr
DIT. Way, Wilmington Republican.
Frank Browning, 4
Thomas Witzler, Lancaster Eagle.
w. s. Fnray, Cincinnati Gazette
f. l.. Alderman, Marietta Re0tster.
L. s. Branch,
W. ii. Scott, Athens JsurnaL
CiE. NJ Jennings, Athens Messenger
Allen D. Myers,
Reading minutes Of the last
Convention was dispensed with.
On Motion Of Mr. G. E. M.
Jennings, a bushes committee
of five, Jennings, Smith, Nc
Collister, Hood and Boardman,
was appointed to prepare a
programme Of business for the
Convention.
On motion of Mr.. Boardman,
a committee of three, Board.
man, Bond and McMillen, was
appointed on volunteer toasts,
On motion of W. w. Bond,
the Convention adjourned to
meet at q P. M. ..
EVENING SESSION.
q. The Convention met again
at z 1.2 P. M.
On motion of j. w. Stinch-
comb, ]. w. Bowen was ap--
pointed Secretary pro TEN.
The business committee re-
ported the following:
ResOlred, That all business notices set in the
same type as reading matter aud inserted on
the local page, should be charged at not less than
10 cents per line for the first insertion and 10
cents for each additional insertion.
Adopted after some discus
sion by several editors.
The following order Of husi-
ness waS presented and ADOPT.
ed: H.. 1...
/. Miscellaneous business.
9. Appointment Of the plarr
for holding the next meeting.
8. Election of officers.
On motion of J. L. Board
man, the following resolution
was adopted; N,
i SS &: ss VII Hs AaE,s ssE s.si' ~
stead OF by the square,
| On motion af Il @. Smith,
the following resolution was
adopted:
.RssOiS<d, ThOt the practice Of publishing "tOt
Is not only. detrimental to the financial Interests
of our business direct, bnt Il also detrimental d
the communities In which they are published
as this practice benefits busIdeis men abroad IN
stead or those nt home.
On motion Of Mr.. James
Stinchcomh, the following res
olutions were adopted:
R.sOlpsd, That advertising agencies should
not be enqaurasGd BY advertising for them, ~
Resolped, That the Official printing OF eaci
county shouldbe done within the county, In al
cases, when 1t can be done creditably and Al
fair prices; and hereafter we win support nc
county ofacer for, recollection who obtains bill
blanks from outside establishments iu violation
OF the above rules.
On motion Of W, w. Bond
the following was adopted:
H.EslssA MA. I. lhsil bs tho duty o., ,hs Ex.
time and order Of business before thS CoavSa,iAl
oonvenes.
On motion Of J. H. Putnam.
article topr, ofthe Consultation
was amended to read as tollows;
"That the meeting Of the asso.
citation shall he held hereafter
on the second Thursday Of
June"
On motion of J. w. Stinch-
comb, Judge A. G. Brown, the
Oldest editor present was in
vited to take q seat at the side
of the President of the Com
vention
The pluce for holding the
seventh annual reunion being
next in order, w. s. McCollis.
ter, of the Circleville Herald,
named that place
Mr.. Stinchcoinh wishing to
know what inducements Cir.
cleville could offer, and Me-
Collister submitted the follow.
ing:
At a regular meeting of the
City Council of the CITY Of
Circleville, June 6, 1872, the
following resolution was unani.
mously adopted:
,Resolgs1, BY the City Council Of the City OF
Clrcleville, that the 'Ohio Valley Editorial US.
ion be, aud u hereby Is, invited to hold lis an.
nual Convention for 1873, In this city. - w WI"
On motion, the rules for
electing the officers by ballot
were suspended, and the fol.
lowing gentlemen were nomi.
mated for the Offices named and
and elected by acclamation:
President Walter C. Hood,
Vice President-J.L L. Board,