The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-06-16

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their delicious California vine. !.
4 The President appointed Is . eommiii
tee on thanks to Railroads, citizens An
!. others, Messfs. KInI6clf Fal cone5rl "
Z H. McCardle. w }. Adams and ID. n
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The. committee onkobitnaries submitte
! the following report:
~ WHEREAS, Ithas pleased the AImiqht
! Ruler or The Universe To remove fF6f
our midst two highly eeteemred and rnu6I
! honorsd memhefs Cd ,our Association
4 Freeman Randolph ESQ, and Can't. II
NJ Brown, While We bow ia humble sui
mission to the viii Of Him who doeth n
4 things well, We consideflt not onlv zoo
duty, but privilege, tooexPFess our dee
sorrow and ahfeigned regret at the los
q ct our beloved associates; therefore, b
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d ResotUed, That in the death of Free
man Randolph, late editer Of the Panols
Stan, and Z. NJ Brown, late editor o
the Water Valley Central, the Press As
ISOLATION of Mississippi has lost two of it,
most active and beloved members. 80
ResotUed, That We tender our -most
heartfelt sympathies to their bereayeC
families and relatives. kst -
RESOLVED, That copy of these resolu.
lions be published in the papers in Mis-
1 sissippi represented in this Association
and that copy in writing be furnished
by the Secretary to their relatives.
8 b8Aas ase.s z. G, WALL,
/ n. esvaaq aa48 as q. ID, STANDS,
i Haa ssH a ga r. III. HENRY.
On motion of Kinloch Falconer, the
report of the committee was received,
and the resolutions unanimously adopted
by rising vote.s Hsaw sasfs.a...,..
On molten it was. aa - .s..4
ResoEVed, That the thanks of this As
ISOLATION be and are hereby rendered to
Profas Stein,s Prof. Heyman, and the
other talented members OF the Kosciusko
ORCHESTRA for the magnificent musical
treat they afforded during our stay in this
city, aaa-.als lsaa vtf,es..
ResoLUed, That the thanks of this AS
ISOLATION be and are hereby rendered to
A. o.. Noah, the popular and efficient
sheriff of Attala county, for courtesles
extended to the Press Association and its
several members. e4f1s.. bal F.ata..-e.,.
On motion Of. b. F. Jones, the follow
ing poem, written by Mr.. VIM. Ward, of
the Macon Beacon, was read
From the North, from the South, from the
East, from che West,
The Press of the State sends It's strongest
4E4 and best; - ais4
And no truer Council, go search where
10 you WILL, AHE u
Can be found than this conclaye of knights
asOf the Quill
From bis homo near the Capital; earnest and
ia true, $50 ta5E Qa bsH " ass
Comes the .NestoF. of chiidFah and editors,
with the gaIvel of Office and honor in charge,
Here's health lin cold water to thee,
- $50 Uncle Geefge."* zel bas
A health to McCard1e, the knightly, whose
o. pen, sisla54 - - Us 7u1 i
Like the lance of q Bayard, ne'er glitters in
From the sI city Of heroes he comes, with With the
of a true heart for friend, aud true hand
~ 80 for foe. saa zFsz azaaf vss "a
Here's eutaper for Mayors, free and fresh
That blows DER his home by the fetterless
"a seas. SO fl4s sf f1143sE zE t8#
And Falconer, gallant. and true to the cause,
Whose. GLANCE is as. swift as the falchion he
.saa draws sil asa hlsfs yBdnsss : s
Here's 70 Holland, the maniyy to Money,
whose speech y a- E4 y
Has scholarly touch with logical reach.
That ever shook hands with moneyless
creditor; "a
The life of conventions and dinners-and
here #s - -
Let us drink to his health in the best lager
beer. ssby
Cold water for Stevens, poor fellow, his case
Is distributed, set, and locked up IN achase.
Here's to Bonny, and Adams, and Henry;
indeed, saf 5sfE .
We can scarcely forget gallant Capers and
Mead; a@5s ss. ass.
McCuIlum, whose sentences, clear cut and
bold, AHt -.
Are set imam arabesque framework of gold,
And Barksdale. whose motto, when duty
Is semper pa5ratals-a health to you all. -
*Maj. George W. Harper, President Of the
Association.
On motion. of J. NJ. Howry, it was
ordered that the poem be read again at
the public meeting tonight. ai
The special committee on the address
Of the President, submitted the following
10 The Press Association We, as your
committee to take into consideration the
address of the President of the Associa-
ton and take such action thereon as
deemed advisable, make the following
Ss,Sort.86H = fnsa8as1 Is e{rg s1s
That so far as the plan of publishing
newspapers on the cooperative plan, as
presented by Mr.. j. S. Williams, of the
St. Louis Type Foundry Advertising
Agency. and as understood by the COM
mittee. we do not think the plan fair and
equitable to the interest of publishers OF
1 newspaIers. and therefore cannot app
nrove II. TheNcomnnittee think il not In
| the nrovince of this Association to act in
this matter, but if publishers individu-
olIv desire to enter into Mr.. Williams
nlan they are at liberty toElo so. We
recommend that this Association return
Hons r. %. REYNOLDS, Johnston IL john
ston. and I'll arris Il George, their thanks
| for the able and Jealous manner In which
they have managed the interest OF the
Association in the case known as the
/ District Printing Law. ~ - sr a
- itfEa w. H. McCARDLE, "a
va4 8nsgs# p. X. MAYERs, sasa -
Id. OGLEsBY,
# A B. T. JONES, at
aa w. j. L. HOLLAND.
On motion, the report was received,
and the second clause was adopted. e
On motion of B. f. Jones, Mr.. Viii
lians, of st. Louis, was requested to
address the Association on the subject OF
a cooperative advertising scheme to be
/ inaugurated under the auspices of the
st. Louis Type Foundry. = . -
After protracted discussion the fol
lowing resolution was adopted as sub
gtitute for the report Of the committee
Resolved, That the President of thu
Association be- authorized to appoint .
committee of five of its members 60 con
fer with the Press Association of the