, 1872-11-28
CATTLE BREEDERS.

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Convention of the H:sisers Of Short.
Horn Cattic-Pr0ceedings Yester-
day.
S3sciaz Despatch to Tbs CRicqqo Tribune
t,,rr,s5. .nar4s ~ w. o. :Tha short-Horn cat-
NpiANAro.is No'. @':-1no suo' =:
lit Dfeeuefs. couHeAt1oA Ane9 to~oa1 ~ eAo
Young Mems Christian Association rooms, In
dianapolis. The attendance was large, and
49, - 4te Co,,ara;ttoa ao11;no- t.a con,a,t;nn
u1an a1 ~ tno oo.'.eo eaiune .ue
called the meeting to order, and nominated for
temporary President 4. G. Stevenson, and the
nomination was unan;mons1v aereed to. On
-oat;a,, ~ n,r 1,..4,.z-a 1as~se 70 d.. ~;
- ~ n,,;, e,'1e"s' 1 ueuige w. ase ~
cago, WAS elected temporary Secretary OF the
Convention. Mr. ". r. Threahez offered the
| following resolution, which was adopted:
Resoluzd. That al gentlemen present, or who may
hereafter be present, Who IRE breeders Of sorthor
and that all be requested to write their names
and post office address on sup ot paper ana nand
to the 6i ms u nas nes may pe
C6air. shah announce bis own name and Post Office.
| o' ~ nr1,, - .,.1 = 1a,;tI.a - 49,.
MI f7 ano,, at5ta aoG Tarrforu ana
! s1et9A e - 49,. - 1 Tsa3 In anno;nfa5d ~ !
from me Domnon o. ka;,, a,;a.a, ~ ~
! tne atiaHsenou' " 'N@'11e'0 AA~
organization; o,,oa I'm fo,,,,,ino
4ne w ~ ssHsoe 9s!uF Tess,nt, Fnea NIoao
ee1tlenstn "e1p aYpoI1SoVW WodnrtEP Nav Tnrlr.
5aendas'iE' Mrae Caf;n Msrv1and: Water Handy
CnaI1es =. Gol1n, 44al 4 4iaro 7r:; A1a@,
Kentucky; Thomas Il: Lainot, M1ssoutI; @ ;5iana Aoa-
! ander Wadden, Ohio; Charles Lo"oer, In9aaua; 4;
: John Il. Bacon, Iowa; George Murray, wagon
! sin II. Miles, Michigan; DaV1u C11s14e eaa-
,, | ada; J. Il. Peckreu. Illinois. -,
,, Mr.. Matthews suggested that the Committees
> On Business and Permanent Organization meet NEE
gested that the Committees meet at once
Mr. Myers moved an adjournment until 9
o'clock, to enable the Committees to make their
Convention had assembled for various
l what they thought best to do, and what was for
: conntrv' sn Adjournment would eTab1e the
usn1hera - eat tn"ether and And ont Whnt were
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t the desirable things 20 90. suon msttels Won.a
!, ne oette1 gone II time Ne79 elFen 1or iloe
Iao, ana tha business "oul1 pe tnus ia e
n mouon ~ mr.. Jones TO a41ouIn 70 nau Past
a vas lost. Ar. Bushea, Ct Kentucky, moved 3 to
1econsloer the vote ny "u3cn 1me notiGn ~ ILL.,
> Matthews had been passed. Ine no'1on TO TO"
coRgrofr % was easa,ea rad 90 an anoendent that tbe
Committee be requested to report On perman-
ent oreanizatiou imnaediatelY. Mr.. Matthews
N stated that the Committee could report on a
e, permanent organization, and afterwards report
Mt as to the order Of business. With this under
On | standing Mr., Bushea withdrew his amendment
ar Mr. Thresher i stated that the Legislature Of
,rs resolution granting the use Of the Ball Of Repre-
se sent.t;res fn this Convention. and sucgestei
az that, if no difficulty were in the way it would be
It adyisableto accept the offer 80 generously made
he Nfr T;ngsbnry st,ted tha te1ns of hia ARRANGE
~. ant ~ r. bo11 rou ha;ng 1,aad Init thoneh
II 4ba4 ~ Mi - +I,a uonsa ~ RaDrasntative,
is. won1 ba better for acoustic properties, if it
NO sizn1i not nroye too limited for the purposes
~ H. Con1enf;on M inme7;ata action was haf
"a. " +h;s ,,aftar
81 The COMMITTEES On Permanent Organization
ed reported as follows; For President, DR.. A. @
~ | G}eranann ~ 1n5;sna. ~ Sacratarv 4 II
2to.ensT' - n,:: !uuS ~. tt Gyo'orat, "
Y CamPoeu, VI 1lno1s 1o1 asslstant seeae' =,
~ 9o.3 vJIeS; e c,ei Han1 10 n,rohar -
~ 1,at 13e hoe rIa ~ aana+ a pree;dan
- t,s iieao5 H. canroppt;o- +han17no 4 n