Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-06-02

rl.y, and thanks for yo,r kind attention,
and aDnr1hce that We are fesdy 70 pre-
c ed tn a permanent organisations
Il. A McCabs moved that the three
necessary 10 the iorfnstion
OF the society he sppointed--one on
Credentials, one on Permanent Organi-
cation and one on Bylaws and heguia-
tons.
The motion was adopted and the
chair announced the following
STANDING COMMITTEES:
Constitution and By Laws-Dr. j. n.
Murdoch, Of Wood, chairman; j. L. w.
Baker. of Berkeley; ]. w. Key kendall,
of Grant; T.. l. Boeps; of KanaS ha; NJ.
NJ Cummerford, OF Marion; J. Ii. IL.
Lewis AMI L. J. Mossman, ot Mason.
Credentials-T. ii. Logan, OF Ohio,
chairman; DR. +. II. Lee, al hsnasha;
T. NJ. Dent. OF Presto Hummer fitcn,
Of Monongslia; l. Foglr, OF Preston; l.
@ Williams, oi Ohio, aud Mixer Lanes,
Nominations-R A McCsbe, OF 0aio,
chairman; DIR. j. IL. We,zell, OF Jack
son; Or. Jas. Reed, of Rosne, DR.. W.
Chapman, of Kanawha; DR.. ]. II. Suth.
erland, OF Mason, NJ. NJ. Co nmeriord,
OF Marion, and DR.. Pollen, OF Mar
shall. .,
These committees immediately with
drew, and, there being no business, the
Convention, on motion, adjourned I'M
iii 2P. NJ.
Be.ore 80 doing, however, Mr.. Hober
List moved that A. Rheinstrom be en-
gagged as stenographer to take the
proceedings rerbatim for pamphlet pub
! cation.
Afternoon Session.
Mr.. Laughln called the Association
together at 2:20 o'clock and announced
that il was with pleasure that he hal
the honor OF introducing Gov. jackson.
His Excellency came forward and spoke
in substance as follows:
GOV. JACKsoN's Address.
My FELLOW CIrlzESs-I was not
aware until very recently that it was ex.
pected that should be called on to say
anything to your society. | am very
happy to meet You, my friends, repre-
senting as you do, a profession iraught
with so much interest TO all. do not
know what | am expected to
say. i am not mem
Der OF the medical profession,
the members of which are called on at
all times to administer TO us. Hand In
hand with them goes the apothecaries,
who compound and dispense the medi-
cines needed by the physicians. You
are here for the purpose OF studying a
late law passed, and, "a understand 1t,
a very valuable law" The Governor
proceed to review the law, more es-
pecially the part referring to the dis
pensing of ardent spirits. He said 1t
was not possible to legislate morality
into any person or profession. While he
did not appear rs temperance lecturer,
as he did not believe in some
OF the advanced ideas on that suhj1c', e
did believe that that was something
that should be left to the individual. A
rational creature knew what he needed.
There might be some crude points III
the new law, but they could be studied,
resolutions adopted, and there was no
doubt the Legislature would effect the
change The Convention was here for
the purpose Of compromising some mat
tiers. Some points Of the law might
seem burdensome, but that was some
thing to be found in every law. The
Governor again touched on the temper
ance question, and made some extreme
" sensible remarks on dram shops that
i'm the past had been called drug stores,
which were loudly applauded. He
hoped the law would restrict the prac-
tice. In concluding, he wished that the
stay of the members might be a happy
one as well as profitable.
Mr.. Boggs made motion 10 the effect
that the ladies and physicians OF the
city be invited to attend the sessions,
also the Board OF Public Works, which
was adopted.
COMMITTEE REPORTS.
The Committee on Credentials re.
ported the following as members o! the
Associations:
l.. l. Boggs, Charleston; J. J. w.
Baker, Martinshurg; Edmund Booking,
Wheeling; Il. q. Mcguire, Jackson {.
H.; f. T. Jennings, Jackson G.. H.; +.
II. LANCE, Wheeling, W. Va ; Emory
Stricken, Shinnstown; Geo. NJ. Marsha ],
Wheeling; A. q. StalnaCker, Writ &.
H.; ID Summers, Jsnelew, A J Lydia,
Wheeling; John Morrow, Weston
Joseph A. Bill, Wheeling; Ansley Blair,
Barracksvile; VIM. Williams, Wheel
Jog; 8. l. Brice, Wheeling; w. T Der
~, Wheeling; w. II. Gray, Wheeling;
J. NJ. McConehay, Leon; James Reed,
Wheeling;J f. Sample, Palatine; IL.
/ Robert, Wheeling; NJ. w. Hughe +,
Troy; w. NJ. Dent, Newburg; j. II.
Bare, Weston; J. A. Connolly, Little.
to1; A. j. Parsons, Spencer; II. ].
WelLs, Ciarksburg; l.. p. Carr, FAirmont;
VIM II. Grade, Wheeling; Il. ii. List,
Stmuel Laughlin, Wheeling; James n.
Murdock, Petersburg; j. II. Wetzel,
r vensNood; J. 7. Mahn, Clarkshurg;
II L. Criss. C.arksburg; DIR. w. j..
o Neill, Winfield; DR.. ID. S. Stewar',
Frozen Camp; Chris. Schnef, Wheel
;: Thomas ii. Logan, Wheeling !;
A. {. Van Glider, Point Pleasant; c. :.
II ,ugh, Ilsrper's Ferry; Edmund Book
ing, Jr., Wheeling; Chas. Moenkemoe'.
Ter, Wheeling; NJ A. Snodgrass, Ma =
tiusburg; w. 5 Felier, Martinsburg; +.
G Williams. Jr., Martinsburp; A. f..
L pscombe, Grafton; l. d Little, Vince
i g; John &. Rihe,hatTer, Wheeling;
Darwin McCleland, Wellsburg, VI. Jams,
Hirrisvlle; B b Enoch, Jackson G, H.;
Z F. A. Yahrling, Wheeling; DIR. John
W. Mcguire, Jackson e. H.. DR.. w. w.
Morton, Coal Valley; g. A. Thompson.
Wheeling; f. II. Novel;. RIvenswood;
K. ID Baird, Wheeling; Edward Roeth.
I'm, Mason City; Homer l.. Ewing,
Chenille; f. J Mossman, Point Pleas
ant; G. b. Carney, Fairmon'; Hall s.
Keever, Bellevilie; K II. Lee, St
Adams; d. W. Chapman, Spencer, J. III.
Sutherland, Upper Fails OF Coal; Alex.
X. Campbell, Wheeling. Egbai Wells,
Ravenswood; ID. III. Iant, Fairview;
Daniel C. Cox. Sistersville; J. l. Order,
Huntington; z. 7. Richardson, New
Martinsville; W. S. Mccullough, Wheel
ing; X. Brusehaugle, Cranberry; G. W.
Shrewsbury, Wheeling; Chrintham SIM
clair, Benwood; S. T. keeyer, Bellevile;
John q. McLain, Wheeling; Josiah
Sinclair, Benwood; Jesse f. Rymer,
Middlebourne; G. ii. Gilbert, Wheeling;
J. w. Ku kendall, Petersburg; II. VI.
Dagg, Dsllis; John ii. V. Fowler, Fow'.
er's; Alex. 7. Young, Wheeling; Fred