The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-13

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AMERICAN DOCTORS.
The in~t Three Dnys At 81.
PnuI.
At PAN, june Tie American med
cal ns4ociltiou resumed its session this
morning After some routine huslncss
Dr. Cha- DcnnisoH, OF Colorado, offered
O statement, the substance " which was
TINT mig pprcAensiou existed in the
minds II many people m to tie liberty
OK notion authorized by tho association
III thu trcatmcut VI disease, that ration
nj medicine demands absolute freedom
in selecting md administering medicine.
and thure is nothing in the code NJ tho
American medical association prohibit
ing the use uf any known md honorable
mcuus " combating disease that II
welcomes uyery new discovery ia honl-
iug srIoucc; that It therefore rejects the
term ellopu.hs Hs an untrue dcslgnn-
ton. mud concludes with Il ely slap ut
homeopathy ~ unscirutitic III princi-
pile and dangerous in practice. Referred
TO judicial council
Dr.. A. hctorlon'y, ot Louisville, de-
Ayorci AN address ON medicine, giving
the recent discoveries in diagnosis md
late Investigations into the germ theory.
Dr. Henry |. Reed delivered an nd
dress ON obstetrics and diseases ot wo-
mon. illustrnted with collar microscope
The judicial council reported ~ fol
luwa IN regard to the medical society OF
the states Of Now York. In regard so
the reception Of delegates from the New
| York State Medical society, having cnrc-
| fully examined the code OF ethics adopt
ed by the New York State Medical suCi-
| ETY. ut the muuHl meeting IN February,
/ 1852, AZ furnished by the secretary OF
said society, we find III said revised code
provisions essentially differing from md
! IN conflict with the code Ut the ethics Of
| this association, and therefore in accord
uucu with the provision Of the ninth by
| law Of this association, decide unHni-
mously that RHld New York State Mcdi-
cal society is not entitled to representa-
ton 10y delegates IN the American Mcdl-
cal associations.
This action IL final and WIS received
W til great applause.
THIRD DAYS SESSION.
ST. PAUL, juno SIN the general MS
scmbly Of he American Medical us o.
| Clatiu the comm tee on nominations
/ for officers and committees made II re-
port which was referred buck, owing to
| u number of cases in which uhsontcos
were placed IN office uud upon com
mitlece On the report 4 committee
/ iuuuuliziug tine transactions ns made
ON Wednesday, DR. Davis, Of Chicago,
| offered IL resolution first, that the iutor-
rRts II tho medical public can be better
Aubacryod 10y mcilnnl journal than by
the usual method Of II single yOlumo,prO-
| yidpd II can he no carried ont without
locuniary embarrassment TINT the
uamc ui the proposed journal shall be
the journal Of the American Medical
/ Association, mud the trustees solicited
shall rctuiu control of the advertising
ma well ara all the pages of the journal,
the rtustccs to ho luid 10y the treasurer
of In" ngsuciutiuu. The resolution was
ndop ed. Dr. Ouim introduce cd IL reso.
luton that museum of hygiene be oR-
lublishcd at Washington. Adopted, At
the me ting this afternoon unper- were
fcud by DIR. Maven, of Boston, DIR.
Byrur, 81 iiroolllyn; Byrd, of Quincy
and others.
FOURTH ANp LAST DAY.
! ST. PAUL., June g.Thc American medi-
cnl ns4ouatinn adjourned Mt uuuu. Tie
closing session WIS lHrgely devoted Ia
routine business. Thofollowing ollicors
were elected Prcmdsnt, DR.. j. l.. Att
lee, pennsylvHnIn; vice presidents, DIR
Eu.cno Crimson, North CniuliuR; DIR. A
j. Siumc, Minnesota, Dr. A. j. Octerlony
, Kentucky, Or, ii. >. Ormc, Cnl fornia
- treasurer Dr. j. X Dmgur2ru, Penn
sylynun. librnri n, DR.. VIM Lace, WnHh