The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-18
OHIO EDITORS.
Annual Meeting of the AssOcia.
ton.
This Morning at MelOdeon Hall. The
DOings this Afternoon.


torial Association began its session in this
city this morning at 10 o'clock. The ses-
sion will last until Friday morning, when
the members and their ladies will depart
for st. Louis and Colorado.
Mr.. !. f. Mack, of the Sandusky Register,
is the President of the Association.
THE ARRIVALS.
The following gentlemen arrived in the
city yesterday evening to be in attendance
and are registered at the Gibson House
David Jameson, Youngstown News; S. B.
Palen, Warren Record; w. Fl. Pearce, Ober-
lin News; I. F. Mack, Sandusky Register;
j. ]. Stranahan, Chagrin Falls Exponent; ;
James M. Vernon, Wilmington Journal
Will. M. Harper, Mount Vernon Banner
W. +. Osborn, Pauldng County Gazette
j. H. Green, Medina Gazette; ]. w.
Myers, of the Columbus Dispatch; ;
James H. Drennan Martins Ferry; W. B.
Hearn, Cadiz; John NJ Hine, Caldwell; 4;
A. McGregor, Canton Democrat J. II. Koe-
Ter, Fremont Journal; Alf Mathews, Della
ware Herald; Joseph NJ. Osborn, Fremont
Messenger; Paul Knerr. Fremont Cou-
rier; James Timmons, Perrysburg Jour
nal; l.. L. Defrees, Troy Union ;
l.. Q. Hoover, Madison American; Il. r.
Alderman, Marietta Register Frank s.
Cross, W. ID. Brickell, Columbus Dispatch;
George G.. Washburn, Elyria Republican;
NJ. J. Lawrence, Cleveland Farmer; F. S.
Reefy, Elyria Constitution; W: G. McClin-
tock, Lebanon Star; Jas. D. MCClintock,
New Vienna Register; VIM. Z. Osborn,
Paulding County Gazette; Col. w. A.
Birchard, Warren Constitutions; W. S.
Bickham, Dayton Journal.
MAYOR JACOBS WELCOME
Mayor Jacob welcomed the visitors in a
short speech, as follows:
'GENTLEMEN-The city of Cincinnati feels
proud of her distinguished visitors in her
midst, and especially so when tie Press of
the State of Ohio honors it with its presence
'On behalf of the CITY, therefore bid
you welcome and to partake of its hospi-
talities, which will be freely extended to
you, hoping that your visit to the city may
be pleasant"
Mr.. Mack replied in few happy words
Mr.. Allison, of the Franklin Type Foun-
dry, also made few remarks, referring to
the programme Of tomorrow, and stated
that the enjoyment Of the visitors should
be the best.
Mr. Z. T. Kidd, introduced to the Asso-
citation as the wicked partner of the Ca
zette, made short speech of welcome.
Mr.. Julius Refs, Chairman of the Board
of Aldermen, was next presented to the
meeting.
Mr.. Refs said that when the Association
went back to their "sanctum Sanctorium"
the visitors would feel that they had good
time. Mr.. Refs Latin took the crowd and
they smiled.
Mr.. Morgan, of Russell, Morgan G. Co.,
NorpIa -
Board of Councilmen, Colonel Harry Arm
strong, of the Gazette, Mr.. Woods, OF Chat
field & Woods also made speeches of well
come.
Messrs. Wilson, of the Board Of Alder
men, Mayor Jacob and Hon. Ben. Eggle-
ston were appointed committee to escort
the members on Change.
CoNTITUTIoN AND BYLAWS
A Committee to revise the Constitution
and Bylaws was appointed as follows:
A. W. Miller, W. H. Pierce, J.
Fl. Green, W. B. Hearn, Morris, Al.
bright Hoover, ]. Lawler, brennan,
Major Bickham, J. NJ. Osborne
Paul Knerr, ]. NJ. Keller
A. McGregor, w. L. Peterson, E. R. Alder
man, w. A. Birchard, I. ]. Newman. Geo
G. Washburne, NJ J. Lawrence, n. s. Reefe
W. c. McClintock and Taylor Guernsey.
COMMITTEE ON RESOLUTIONS.
A Committee on Resolutions was ap-
pointed as follows: A. McGregor, George
g. Washburn, James NJ. Osborne.
A COMMITTEE ON MEMBERSHIP
was appointed as follows A. w. Miller,
NJ. J. Lawrence and w. G. McClintock.
ON OFFICERS.
Messrs. brennan, Hoover, Knerr, Kidd,
Taylor and Harper were appointed to NOM
mate names for officers for the next year.
Mr.. Lawrence, of the Ohio Farmer, of
fered resolution that a committee of five
be appointed to suggest suitable themes of
interest to the Association to be discussed,
and that place be selected to hear the re-
ports.
The Association then adjourned for
dinner.
At l:30 o'clock the Association was es-
corted by the local committee to w. C.
Davis Il Co.'S stove foundry where an in
spection of the building was made.
From there they proceeded to the Music
Hall, where an organ concert was given in
their honor
4 P. M.-From the Music Hall the party
will proceed to the Lion Brewery, where
Messrs. Windisci, Muhlhauser & Co. will
give them an opportunity to see the vast
less of this one of the many manufactur-
ng interests of the city.
s 8P. M-Those who desire will attend a
eception at the rooms of the Lincoln Club,
while Others will visit the hilltops and other
places of amusement.
The programme for tomorrow is as fol-
ows:
THE PRoGR RAMME.
8 A. M.-Short business session.
10 A. M.-Vist to the store of John Shil-
ito & Co., the Cuvier Club, etc.
1870 P. M.-Take carriages for drive to
House of Refuge, Spring
irove, Clifton, the Geological Garden, Eden
Park and Highland House.
$50 P. M.-Banquet and address by
Nhitelaw Reid Esq, of the New York
Tribune, and responses to toasts by several
distinguished gentlemen.
All the street railroad lines, together with
he various inclined planes, have kindly
consented to pass free all members of the
theirladies, and the Local Com
nittee on their badges
Should time permit on Thursday even
ng, after the carriage drive in the suburbs
md previous to the banquet, Mr. Kerper
las invited the party to ride over his line
through Eden Park and Walnut Hills.
Those who intend going from here to St.
4ouis and the Far West will leave on Fri.
lay morning at 1857 o'clock, over the o. &
4. Railroad, in special charge of Colonel
" w. Peabody.
The headquarters of the Association have
een established at the Gibson House.
'here I. ]. Mack, ESQ.,, editor of the San
usky Register, and President of the Asso-
iation has already arrived.
Various members of the Local Committee |
ill also be on hand at the Gibson
Iouse early this morning to extend a
earty welcome to the visitors, and to |
lake them feel that the latchstring of the |
itv is indeed ont. |