The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-07-25

no iOuSof Suuer tulS UNCONSTITUTIONAL
treatment of States within the Union, or
tolerate the Acts that lead to its continu
ance. They know that the South would
be peaceful, if left to itself; they will not
allow its peace to be disturbed by the
selfish lntrigucs of narrow-minded poll
ticians. They do not intend that the
fair Southern States shall be the Ireland
of the American republic.
SOUTH CAROLINA DENTAL ASSOCIATION
SECOND Days PROCEEDINGS. s.-The Asso-
citation met at 10 o'clock a. NJ.
On motion of DR.. Il. T. Moore, the
medical fraternity and visiting dentists
we're rendered the privilege Of the floor.
DR.. Williams offered IL resolution of
thanks to the various railroads leading
to the city. to the proprietors of the
hotels in the city for the attention shown
them, and to the officers aud members
of the Palmetto Steam Fire Engine
Company for the use Of their hall.
Adopted.
The election Of officers for the ensu-
ing term resulted as follows:
DIR. T. Il. Moore, of Columbia, Presi-
dent.
DR.. Il. S. Whitley. of Newberry, First
Vice President.
DR.. d. L. Boozer, Of Columbia, Sc.
cond Vice-President.
DIR. Isaac II. Alexander, of Camden,
Corresponding Secretary.
DIR. j. S. Thompson, of Abbevillc,
Recording Secretary.
DR.. w. l.. Reynolds, of Columbia,
Treasurer.
The President and President,
upon taking their seats, made brief ad-
dresses, OF much interest and i'm portance
to the Association.
The report submitted by the Commit
tee upon Code OF Dental Ethics, was
unanimously adopted.
DR.. T. Il. Moore brought forward a
patient, Ia we'll known gentleman of this
city,) for whom he had replanted par
TALLY dead tooth, of four years standing,
which has been complete success.
Also, two cases Of Necrosis, one of which
was Ehere the jaw-bone was taken from
q patient to effect cure. Also, case
which, with aromatic sulphuric acid, the
teeth and jaw-bones were preserved.
Also, exhibited q specimen of artificial
| noses, of his invention, similar to one
worn by u member of the late General
Assembly.
DR.. Bland, of North Carolina, exhibit
ed specimens of dental anomalies.
DR.. Alexander, from the Committee
on Mechanical Dentistry, made a report.
DR.. Whaley moved to take recess
from half-past II to 4 P. NJ. Adopted.
DR.. Ward1aw moved that the Presi.
dent, in the appointment of the various
standing committees. have the privilege
of assigning different subjects to be re-
ported upon.
A committee of three was appointed
to draft suitable resolutions relative to
the death of Drs. Reynolds and Rod
rigues.
DR.. W. L. Reynolds. from the Com
mittee on Operative Dentistry, submit
ted an interesting report, which, after q
free discussion, was adopted.
The evening session was devoted to
the discussion of various subjects rela-
tive to mechanical and operative den
| tistry.
The committee appointed to prepare
suitable resolutions relative to the death
of Drs. Reynolds and Rodrigues, sub
mitted report, which was seconded in
most feeling manner by Drs. Durham,
Wardlaw and Bissel, and unanimously
adopted.
The following is the tribute:
Since our last meeting, two Of our
most venerated and esteemed fellow
laborers have passed from the scenes of
earth-Dr. William Reynolds, of Colum
bia, and DR.. B. A. Rodrigues, of Charles
ton. They bore long and we'll the ho-
nors and responsibilities of the profes.
sion, and by their capacity, zeal and
energy, contributed no little to the high
estimation in which it is now held. It
becomes Us to pay this well-won tribute
to their memory, and to give perma-
nent record to our sense of the loss
which the profession has sustained in
the removal of these distinguished men,
bers and ornaments. Your committee,
therefore, submit the following resolu-
tions:
Resoloed, That q page of the record
book of this Association be set apart to
the memorv Of each Of the deceaaed