, 1877-06-08

consider! 6fs* whether ths medical surgeon de-
sired to change IT. Pts.macopaa Or not and e 70.
who had tho power 70 dccsde ~ to how the revlson
eoarses btfors il. Tho whole subject might beiaid
On tic table, andthts would b most sccsptaht e
ss h To1 an. Be-
question. the discussion Of which had already
developed much personal feeling. In The second
prote:.,oa. siiowiaa It 10 t,aud upou ia merits.
ths Nominating Committee committee Of three
to prepare report for presentation at the meeting
ea':,ee @ ind sneeeaied @ Z ta.t ' i b b eonane 70
9 nsis a'ss Ct m s epoo liz
This highly original method Of promoting dis:
debass6c} d[.i not c1ae,iy meet tic Views Of ihr
audience. aud was Withdrawn.
NOMINATIONS.
offered a partial report, and asked Temporary
chango IN the otlce fof the purpose OF seesrlng t.
following i a. Recommendations: is1
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h.sn ee!Io q Msd'sss Msa,s, s1a
Sss Ss:|'sa tss:sH :!
s jsS
"a }ShSnety NJ: VI y9gs Chairman.
Section u s;.ts tiediefne md palie iyelenc, j. l.
Sss tsfa; ~ s'ss
Tho report was unanimously adopted.
Discussion on Dr.. Saut9bs' paper was then COM
DIR. n. c. woop,
of Philadelphia, dcn1ed th1t nny rceun!asy con-
alterations Affected thu action of gentlemen on
tbis matter. i was :, point u honor With them.
al pot q m9nsy. Ills upelc. ", snsYs =
nf fhn A&4Orf3tfnu. WIN Unable IN he DfoHcnf
an account Of falling health and intellect, ex.
presaed h's belief tIat the proposed n,caaure
socIul!on. That gentleman dld not want .he
Association to put upon record that he had psos's
tnssd h: o;t,on ~ ~ tsns M 10y ~ 70 @ ocsa
to build up their priyasa fortuncE out Of the ptce
ens Pbarmacop'na. IL did mt pretend tn speak
IT, f.. E aay IL s
prcxent sJatcm of deccnnnt convention TO rrvlfc
the fharn1ncop'pla waa good one, and that nc
porcd. Or. sautbb had satcI that II tho AssUca.
lion prepared Phasmacopmis II would havs to do
Dared s''s s Ill., 1o'is:s ssa al ,a s'' 'f
sociatlon wou1d have to CONTEND asalnss
1t. ii would MT bo fight between ths University
ciasio,, 6ut between Pharmacopsca roeoynlxea
w ths body Of phasn.aecattat. and elsas tadorsed
c1ist t!ac by side, and TO which Tho law Vt tho
survival et the stte.t would not spp'y;, One .,
Tah,a aoa " he 1.sa ser y in sast es .s1o ons IT,
Tic American Medical Association could not agrce
even on 10 srpe nlsstc1 70 AZ n1n1snclatnre ot
be able u nHfcs un slch measure a. that pr0-
eIatlon, a. q gathering Of medical men for soc'al
dictate what opinlUns man should hold.
DH, DAOulH,
of Michigan, offered tho following resolution:
nc i:reiasns, e s6St sisii IL " ef.rfed Ks psier
6 ~ a ~ ~ Ripss s s shcs o Il te
ss L ;s L .nss .sa: & fss " ' ''
Dr. n. s. Davis believed that II the association
entered factnf with any other body IN The pre-
ratstoa 8! paasa;"esssls y wg9a IItl asss ~ e
ej 'I to thai work. Wh'is yiali,ng to nons Ia Ill
rospert ios The Association ho held that tsoy
i ton.. from rom pnfchasns eopywrlsI. nters.ts aad
contracting sn,anRlinK alliances. ile believed ID
allowing the Convention 10 10 lts work, tnd IL
pend on. 1Ia favoro4 the indcanitc postponement
nf tho whole matter. and made motion srcord-
d. Droile wI.hdsow his resolution, and tho mo.
tfon Ut Or. Dav's was At once put to v0to aud
carried By large majority,
The Assocsattnn then lIousne1,
EXCLUSION TO GENEVA LAEE.
The doctors wilt nrsif themselves Saturday morn.
ing Of thr courteous Of thu ,nanarers NJ
the Chicago & Northwestern Railroad to Witt DE-
special train which wili 'snsd Kinks stEect depo
Lake Il 5:31 D. m., anI arfise IN Chicago Al s::D
10 rivr moro linn ii Geneva Lake tic managers .
tho Northwestern Railroad considerably confont.
at 10 Il. N. instead Of o'etosk, the time namcl
on Tho stekosA, Members Of the, AsaocIasion viz
s ssss f s. e ~. s
should know at IN carly hour how niauy WILL 20.