, 1873-05-10
HOMEOPATHY.
Convention Of Kfomcopathistsn at Ann
Observation-Disclosures for the Two
Homeopathic Pro{cssorahfps in the
University Of MichiEnr3.

Convention OF Kfomcopathists ut :ADr,
Observation-Disclosures for the Two
Homeopathic Pro{cssorahfps in the
University of WichiEura.
Special Correspondence Of The Chicago Tribune.
ANN ARBoR, Mich, May 7, 1873.
:. Pursuant to call issued by the State -Homeo-
pathic Society Of Michigan, . meeting composed
Of representatives Of the profession from sew
eral States, for the purpose Of nominating can
didates to be presented to the Board of Regents
for the two Chairs Of Homeopathy recently es-
tablished in the University by the Legislature,
was hold to-day at the Gregory House, IN this
city.
An afternoon session Was held, at which mere
" preliminary proceedings took place. j.
At tho adjourned meeting held this evening, q
permanent organization was effected by tho
election of DR.. D. s. Smith, Chicago, President /;
Drs. 8. D. Thaycr, Battle Creek; A. J. Sawyer,
Monroe 7. F. Pomeroy, Detroit F. F.Woodruff,
Ann Arbor; E. 6. Lungren, Toledo and G. D..
Beobe, Chicago, Vice-Presidents; and ]. N. FL
dridge, Flint, Secretary.
Tho Committee on Resolutions appointed at
the afternoon misunderstanding OF Drs. G.. D.
Deebe, s. 8. Lunsren, and J. T.. Wettles-pre-
sented tho following resolutions, which were
adopted:
Resolptd Tint recognize in the sct Of the Le8le-
atuIe Of the State Of Michigan adopted By 30 over
point two Professors Of Homeopathy in the State Uni
Tere, advance Of the people In the direction Of
true TINT N II fhe Eaes, tRa
teaching Of which in the Michigan University will both
honor the intelligence Of the people Of this State and
present example worthy the imitation Of other States
Iesol0ed, That to Il. those who have contributed to
this grand achievement humanity stands deeply in-
debtsd and without aetracting nom any tho names
q b Of natte >, c1sfk ;a, J. saTgeE {
Pomeroy, Of Detroit, should be prominently
mentioned among those who for many years hare
trodpcion Of ills beloved science into this grAndes.
of American Universities where it may be taught with
all the facilities Of its ample library It's wellatocksd
laboratory and mueeu, and with I'LL the prestige Of a
R<soletd, That We, congratulate The friends Of
Homeopathy in the State Of Michgap and the lovers
we believe that the entire profession will rally In
united and hearty support Of true and allie men as our
tgau.'
4 ballot was then taken for a candidate for
the Chair of Theory and Practice, and resulted
in the election Of Prot. n. F. Cooke, Of Chicago;
and, on motion, his election WIS declared unan-
imouB< :
Second and third candidates were nominated
viva voce by tho Convention, aa follows: A. r.
Morgan, Ii. D., OF New York, and Prof. H.
P. Gatchell, OF Kcnosha, Wis.
For the Chair Of Mlateria Medica, the follow
ing were nominated by ballot. aud the nonlina-
tons declared unanimous ". E. Payne, Bath,
Me-; H. B. Fellows, Chicago !; and T. Bacmeis=
ter. Toulon, III.
Drs. Thaycr, Woodruff, and Beebe. we're ap-
pointed blythe Chair as committee to CORE
spond with the nominees Of the Convention,
and ascertain their willingness to accept the
nom1nations,-to have power to fill any vacancy
that may occur
Drs. Pome1oy, Eldridge, and Sawyer were
constituted g committee to inform the Board Of
Regents Of the nominations.
The meeting then adjourned until 3: M,
MaYS G. 4. ".