The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-20
LOCAL MATTERS.
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CaiEOI1c ONn& Mef.,s SuEVH', >, /
SECOND Days SESSION OF THE NATIONAL
BopY-v&RTous MATTERS OF ROUTINE
ADDITIONAL DEI.EGATES-YlsIT OF BISHOP
KEANE- ELECTION OF oFFIcERs-WAstI'
INGToN THE NEXT PLACE OF MEETING.
The Convention Of the Catholic Young
Mems National Union met again Yesterday,
and was called to order by Rev. j. j. Mel.
lon, acting presiding officer. :.
The secretary read communications from
bis Honor Mayor Darlington. OF Richmond,
Chicago, Wheeling, and st. Bernard Union
OF New York. E:. '
On motion, the Chair appointed com.
mittee OF three-coDsisting OF MeSSrs. Mall
lett, Grady, and Walsh Of Philadelphia
to wait upon the Right Rev. j. j. keane,
ID. D., and inform him that the Convention
is in session, and would be pleased il be
would visit the body.
The secretary read his report, which was
adopted. ~
Very Rev. D. J. Quis!cy, OF Charleston,
s. c., presented his credentials as delegate
OF the Catholic Union OF that city, which
was received, and his name placed upon
the roll.
Mr.. John Bingham. OF Washington, D.
c., reported that the Carroll Institute had
sent during the past year 1904 papers and
periodicals to soldiers OH the frontier and
sailors at the naval stations.
MIR. p. Gleason, Of New York, secretary
OF the Committee on The Constitution, re-
ported the changes made i'll The existing
form.
Mr.. Brady, Of Philadelphia, moved that
the Convention adjourn at Z. Il. to meet
at . p. NJ; which was carried.
A motion to amend the constitution by
in hp RI
feated by vote OF 80 to 2S. s.-.. .. ...
The Bishop paid visit to the Conven-
ton and addressed it; alter which the
reading OF the constitution was suspendtd d
and the report of the Committee on Organ
iza,ion was received, and the following Of
ticers were reported and elected:
President, Right Rev. j. J. Keane, OF
Richmond, Va; First General Vice-Presi-
dent, Rev. John Walsh, o! Albany, n. Y;
Second General Vlce-President, Hon. Thos.
F. Grady, OF New York; Secretary, Juan
A. Pizzini, OF Richmond. Va; Treasurer,
| J. Howard Bushnell, OF Washington, D. C.
| Diocesan Vice Presidents: New York, Rev.
J. J. Rordan; Brooklyn, Rev. p. T.
O-Hare; Albany, Rev. Il. N. a. Burke ;
Newark, Jeremiah O'Rouke; Buffalo, Rev.
Edward Kelly; Baltimore, j. L. Fallon
Charleston, Very Rev. D. j. Quigley; Rich
mond, Rev. D. j. O'Connell, d. D.; Provi
Gencc, John G. Hanrahan; Boston, j. I
O'Copnor; West Virginia, Very Rev. H
+. Parke. Diocesan Secretaries New
York, Patrick Gleason; Brooklyn, Eugene
c. Carroll; Albany. r. w. Cantwell; New
ark, Z. J. Ryan; Buffalo, j. NJ. Cloak Bal
timorc, NJ. B. Johnston; Charleston, G. A
McHugh; Richmond, DR.. H.H. Forstman
Providence, j. W. Kelly; Boston, I. f
German; West Virginia, J. A. Black.
After which the constitution was reac
and adopted as whole.
The report Of the Committee on Resolu
tions was adopted, subject to the approva
of the Bishop.
On motion, Messrs. NJ. J. Griffin and T.
| +. .Hannon were extended the privilege o.
the platform.
On emotion, contribution was taken fol
the benefit of Rev. A. Habets, and nice
sum was collected. s...
! Votes OF THINKS were returned to tht
president for the impartial manner II
which he has performed his duties.
| The McGill Lyceum invited the delegate!
to banquet, which was accepted will
thanks.
On motion, Washington, D. G., was
chosen us the next place OF meeting OF th'
Convention, and May as the month-th
date to be e'fxed by the Right Rev. Presi
dent.
Mr.J. j. Walsh moved vote Of thank
to the gentlemen OF Richmond. Adopted
On motion, the Convention adjourned.
The banquet at Monticello Hall was
| very handsome affair. Toasts were oteret
to "Our Holy Father Leo KILL" 9TH
United States of America" "The Catho'i
| Young Mems National Union,n.' Virginia,
.sOur Sister Unicns,' 1.-THE Memory o
Plus IN. :" I" The City Of Richmond" l." Th
Church, "Our Guests" and .''The Pres
and the Ladies'" Speeches were made b.
Father Miller. Hon. Thomas f.; Grady; DT
A. J. Gaust, of Washington, d. G.; 7
Keenan, ,J. V. Reddy, and number
other gentlemen.