National Republican., 1873-06-19
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Aiumnl Association Porued-Hou. Mat
thew Triusin Kiectoa frrs,dent ara r.
u. Iuayier ,ssern,ary-An Past Diher-
esees fteuied AID the ersaunts. ssurt-
ins 10 Peace on Their Career as yen
sAiumni-Sueeess 20 AM - ~
The Alumni association Of the law Department.
OF Columbian College held a meeting hst night
isnpors e SGe pssssns n Z n sss oSsr isS, Sss
yier secretary, The minutes Of the last meeting
were read and adoptel III y ~ 80
would be the consideratlon Of the appeal made
from his decision In regard 70 the election Of
president at the last meeting.
Y was moved that the appeal be laid on the
NJ. saunders said that owing TO the dinioulty
Al the last meeting the friends Of nr. Ingsrsol
Ssy sss g ss s.sson q c
president, and 10 commence tonight de moro.
A motion 70 proceed 20 the election Of presi-
w NJ Bissf ihss offered he icllowins r..Olu-
RS.Oirrd, Tnat the motion BY which It va.
eey s Ss t@o enc - ne
election OF ofncers by telers; said tellers 10 be
appointed by the Chair TO represent the Interests
NJ BIacs All ,u A. ~ Y M meetins % three ,a
lots were taken, and for some cause or other the
result Of each was unaatiafactoty. lie thought
the trouble would bo obviated BY voting BY teI-
a motion to lay the resolution on the table
was carried.
A motion was made that the Chalr appoint
thrre new teers TO receive the ballots.
Mr., Jones offered an amendment that each
nieinber announce his name as he deposlted his
-MT. Calm rcsarlcd The amendment as a d.
\ rect Insult to the two honorable gentlenen who
acted a. telers at the last meeting.
The motion to appoint three new tcllers was
carried, and ne Chalr appointed hessrs. BLACK,
Il o. Ingersoii. Matthew 1rrimble, t. r.
Jones and II A. Lambert were nominated for
president The nrst ballot resulted; Trimblei
81; 1ngcrsoll, %; Lambert, s; scattering, 4 and
| Mr.. Tfiuible was declared elected.
Mr.. Garnett moved that the meeting adjourn
| sfae do. tCriea Of "No, NOT
The Chair put the motion, which was voted
down by an overwhelming vote.
| Nj. Trlmble, having been escorted 70 the chair
70 which he had Just been elected he did 90 with
lie had noticed the good feeling that existed
characterize all their meeting and that the Nom.
bers OF the association would so conduct them
selves as 70 do honor TO themselves and reject
credit on their aipd mater. He had not expected
to be elected TO his present position, and had
not brought his speech with him, and In donclu-
sion woul merely call attention 70 the bill In
preservation Of the purity Of elections, which he
hoped had been carried out here.
recess OF 1ye minutes was taken 70 allow
and corresponding secretary, with the following
result: .r.
Class OF iseS-chsrles p. Harmon, vice prcsI.
dent; Benz. q, Lovejoy, corresponding secretary
i Glass OF isSI-Ben). Eglin, vice president; n
D. Beale, corresponding secretary.
Class Of lses-L- NJ. sanudeu, vice president;
II. W. BrelsforI, corresponding secretary.
Class Of isss-Chas. Roeser, vice president; U,
J. Baxter, corresponding secretary.
Class OF IsTO-James K. RedinT Tton vice Pres
ident Thos. II. Callan, corresponding secretary
Class of lsIi-w. II. Webster, vice president;
Chas. \. johnson, corresponding secretary.
Class Of ISL. q. Black, vice president; N.
T. Moses, corresponding secretary.
Class Of ls1s-R. n, Thayer, vice president;
Geo. simmons, corresponding secretary,
4 Messrs. r. a. Janvler and b. q. Lovejoy were
noininaseu iuf reooruing sss.Shs.aiy, anu Mt Jan,
treasurer, which completed the election OF ON
4 GERS, and the association adjourned.
After the adjournment the members OF IN,
association were invited BY Mr. Trmble TO I'M
residence, where they were handsomely enter
taned, and an hour very Agreeably spent Ia
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