Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-03-26
THIRD DAY.
SENATE CHANBHE


NeT;Orlea 5. March ISL J
Tho Association met At 1850 o'clock a. m.
pyssid.pt McCranie in ths chair. twenty-five
members pres mt twelve absent.
Gen. Jastremski charm IN. submitted the
following
IMPORT OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE:
New ORLEANS March 3. ls3l.
To tho Hor orable President and Members Of
the Pcess Association:
Yonr Executive mmittee beg leave to report
i, Resolred. TIA. the President be and he Is
hereby au,ho rizsd to appoint Racording Sec
Eetary wnS snail keep h's s once or Een 10 new W
the payers sent him by members OF me Atso-
citation. c,..,
requested o take stsps 70 carry out the rec )m'
msndations OF the P.eside at regarding the in.
corporal ion OF the Association the providing
OF seal ami the Issuance o. cer,ncates Of
3. Resolred. That the next annual NEE ing OF
the ABSORPTION Dc heif ~ the -, e G OF Btton
A. Your committee recommend that action
upon the r. )lutio n offered BY Mr.. Reese. con:
demnins ,hs USE Oi re tSe rsason o 1riMsry
that paemceis part cularly Interested in this
subject are not In n tendance at To meeting.
5. We further recommend that the Secretary
and Tret surer bs Entrusted with thu publication
Of the PROCEEDINGS Of the present 81 ssion. In
supplement ana pa hlet form. In sucn num-
papers OF the ASSOCIATION.
Respectfully slbmittet.
S. LAMBERT
Thus. j. MANGHAM.
NJ. A. FIELD.
On motion Of Mr.. Bryan the report Was re.
eeived.
Mr.. Claiborne moved that the report be
adopted.
An amendment was offered by Mr.. b smiley to
take up the report seriatim. Adopted.
Resolution No. was read and adopted. with
the amendment. to keep q faithful record 90
proceedings of the Association" inserted after
the words whose duty 1t shall be-"
Resolution No. was read and adopted.
Resolution No. 3 WIS read.
Mr.. Hyams desired to know by Baton Rouge
had been selected. IS that was the place Of
meeting at the last session
Mr.. Lambert explained that the capitol would
be finished By the time set for the next meetir e.
and that 1t would be pleasure for the mem.
bers to assemble In the renovated State. house.
aud that 1t was also due to the citiz rs Of that
city for the generous hospitality shown the
members at the late meeting In October.
Gen. Jas remski ds,laimed taking any part
in suggesting Baton Rouge. but assured the
Association Of q hearty welcome II they met
there.
Mr. Jones. Of the Baton Rouge Adcocate,
indorssi Gen. Jsstremski's remarks.
Nc Ella Bentley wished to know how 1t could
be considered an annual meeting when. If the
Association met In October 1t would have held
three ssss tons In one year.
Mr.. Bentley and NJ. GOODWIN favored B atom
Rouge IA the place Of meeting. but suggested
the changing the date to some time next spring
Mr.. Walker offered as substitute that Mopr De
hs selected as tn, place Of meeting. aud the
date to b. the second Monday of February.
1882.
Mr.. Woodcock suggested the second Monday
OF September. that being during the dull busi-
ness aelson.
Mr.. BRYAN believed he lived "flrthest from
any RI CO." but would he en- hand wher yer
the Associa ion might deci % TO meet. He
hoped I'll ctce members would show SINH
lar 81 hit.
Mr.. Jones fsked a division Of the question
which was o ered by the chair.
Mr.. Reese owed that the. vote be taken by
ballot. Adopted
On motion Il Mr.. Hyams. Judge Alexander
Walker W. s iuvi ed seat upon the hoor.
A recees of five minutes for the ptet aration
OF ball was announced.
The Ascot ton being agsin called to order
tho chair Apo .nted Messrs. Fleming and
Gayle as telers.
Me: srs. McCrsnie. Jastremski. Jones end |
Gayle w-re eScu-e from voting
Tbs ballot rult d in IS votes for Baton |
Rouge and TO- M nrOs. Baton Rouge WAS |
then declare next place of meeting.
Mr.. Samb la Jones thanked the Associa-