The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-02-28

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PART SECOND.
VII.
Spirit ImmoItal-So and Cl.orus-F From
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.of, In the silly Night" iMocking Ei,dl-
Miss Arn lnJa Colin.
..NIidpight Hour. q ITrtet from "Mnrtha.' -
Mrs GuIon, Miss r .r-:,i-on. Messrs Jorrger
and NcN"Ty.
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Me>sr~, : Sshruerman ami Hoffman.
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Last evening the very large attendance al
the meeting oI the logng Mems Literary So
ciety WAS evidence sufficient 10 prove that an
Interest is being taken in such an organIzl-
tion, and that ii VIII eventually p:ove not
only successful but that it, members will
claim euvia5e places in the lit rary world in
the near future. The meeting was called to
order by the President, Mr.. VIM. b. Wier, and
the minutes were read by the Assistant Sec
retary, Nj. Benz amin, and approved
The reports OF various committees were
read and acted upon.
The following was presented 10 the Society,
and viii! come up in its proper order:
I'VE, the und rsigned, propose TO present 20
this society at the next regular meeting, "a
resolution 10 strike cut the first article OF the
Constitution OF this Society, and 10 substi-
tuIe IN It's stead the 10 towing:
ResoIr a, !. That this Society snafl be
known as the "Leavenworta Aihenae Socie- |
ty.' and shall have Tor its object the i'm
provemeni ami culture of it< memb -rs aud |
End, That its motto shall be, ''OiiHne siae |
uterus hiOgs est. Ii. CARNEY.
r. ;. HAYES.
Under the head of new business. the presi-
dent appointed two weeks 4 ON last night as /
the next MA Int of meeting, aud also appoint
ed the board OF directors, consisting OF five
mem berS. as follows: MeSsrs =. y. JoSepni,
F. :. Hayes, kobt. Reeves, II. Z. Carney and
j. n. Todd. \ permanent comm tlee on pro-
gramIne was appointed, consisting of Messrs
Liddie, Lane and Perry.
On motion vote of thanks was rendered
TO the members of the Academy of Science
Tor ih-.r recognition OF the society. and an
Invitation extended 10 the Acsd my To visit
the future meetings oI the young Mems
l. teIary AS>ocatl on
The following were appointed as gentlemen
to take part in the debate al the next me,.t-
ing: W. Il. wier, u. SpraiI, John Coulter
aud ". Benz amin, the subject 10 b, hereafter
the remainder of the progr mime
will be paper by Mr.. j. v. Todd, n recitation
by Mr.. L. ). Hays, and n defamation by Mr.
Reeves.
The programme of the evening was the
next thing in order. II consisted OF seiec-
lion read by Prof. j. A. Lane, a paper by Mr.
Redned, the debate of the evening followed
The subject being Resolved that our sena-
tors be instructed by the legislature"
Mr.. A. Benjamin in neat and very point |
ed speech aTgued in the affirm tive and made
many poipfs that an Older man would feel
proud of. He was followed by Mr.. Hacker in
The neg atiye. Mr.. H.. was followed by Mr..
LAddie in the affirmative and Mr.. Carney ,
ihaoe the closing argument. A vote being | ,
..sa .ahen " was decide that the preponderance
WAS IN favorof abe negative. Mr.. Hayes as :
critic thereafter made some remarks of a re- ,
ally instructive nature and the meetinr was
ad)ournea until the second Mon day in March. /