Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-06-08
MEDlCAL CUUNSELS
Second Day Of the National Gath
ering.
INTERESTING PAPERS READ.
Leading to Lively and Vigorous
Discussions.
FULL LIST OF THE DELEGATES.
Showing Eight Hundred and Rightly.
Three on the Registry.
GRAND EVENING RECEPTIONS.
Which Were rendered by Citizens Of
st. Paul Last Night,
FULL LIST OF THE DELEGATES.
Showing Eight Hundred and Rightly.
Three on the Registry.
GRAND EVENING RECEPTIONS.
Which Were rendered by Citizens Of
st. Paul Last Night.

Delegates who require return tickets to theil
homes should apply to h. H. Chsndler, at the court
house, from 9 TO ii O N and to p. m.
Promptly at the hour named, 10 a. m, yes.
terday, the meeting Of the American Medical
association was called to order by the presid.
ing officer, DR.. Hooper of Arkansas. A few
moments were allowed Tor seating the mem
beers, when the vast audience arose to their
feet while Gods blessing was invoked by
Rev D R Breed. In his prayer Mr.. Breed return
ed thanks for the lives that were spared, health
preserved, and use OF reason retained. He in
yoked the Divine blessing upon the labors of
the convention, AID that all its acts would be
guided by the Divine Spirit AID rebound to the
glory of God. He thanked God for all that
had been and was being done by the medical
profession to ameiiorate and better the condi-
ton of the human race, and asked that aillthe
deliberations of the convention would be
directed by an overriding Providence, that no
errors be committed. He invoked special
blessing upon the delegates and those near
homes, and closed with the Lords prayer.
DR. 4. ]. Stone, chairman OF the committee
on arrangements, made a short verbal report,
informing all delegates who held round trip
psssrs from Chicago to st. Paul that the
passes had been extended until the 10th Of
July, and would be GOOD until that date. He
also stated that the committee had made
preparations for from three TO five hundred
visitors, and he begged the delegates to bear
g. IND hat han hlf n r.
rived, some little delay in prov ding for them
all at once was unavoidable. The committee
had endeavored to meet the emergency as
speedily as possib e, and, at the sime time, be
begged the houe delegates and visitors TO re-
member that st. Paul always took care OF the
stranger Ia It's midst first applausel- but ne
assured them that the home deleg ites would
be properly provided for. He also announced
that those having ladies with them, who
were not provided for, would be attended to by
Or. G. A Wheaton, at the Metropolitan hotel.
He announced that the special train to convey
the delegates and their friends to Saltwater to
attend the reception at the residence OF Hon.
D. ~ Sabiu, would leave the union depot
this Thursday afternoon at o'clock and
would be held subject to the wishes and con-
veuieuce of the party leach one of whom he
constituted condnc!or) as TO the hour Of ie'
turning. Those who were unable to leave at
5 D. m, could take the 6:l5 p. m, train via
White Bear lake. He then referred to the
receptions 10 be given this evening at the resi-
dences OF number OF private citizens and
speaking for himself, he hoped they would all
come aud see him and stay as long as they
desired. Applause aud laughter. He also
statt d that he was In receipt OF number OF
letters and kilograms from all over lthe
northwest inviting the association to visit
them, and informed the delegates that their
certificates OF membership would be honored
BY every line OF transportation In the Terri.
tory of DIkota, and the entire northwest.
as q sample OF the invitations received the
following from Fargo, D. T.. was read and
loudly applaud-d:
CIlr OF FARGO, OFFICE CITY CLrRK,
FARGO d. T., Juno &. les..
WaEREAV, The American Meiicsl association,
Including In It, members may eminent scientists,
scholars and benef-ctors from every portion CT our
own country, ana representatives, from other lands,
assemblies IN annual session this week In cur noighoor
city # - Paul;
Resolrsd, Thst we hereby extend to the members
OF this dlhlin suie he'd body cordial and earnest In
vitaton to visit rising young city, see for them
selves the beauty aud Prosperity of this garden spot
OF the d, the Red river valley of Dssots aud
accept the hospitality OF our people, which Il ten
osrad them with open hearts aud ,uds aud houses.
W. A. KINDRED, Mayor.
CsAs. P. TeoIP.oy, City CLERK.
The permanent secretary then read the fol-
lowing selections by the different state dele
cations as members OF the
coMNITTEE ON NOMINATIONS
Arkansas-L. j. Dlbrell.
Aabams-
Coiora .o-J HAYES.
CsiifoTni+-Ome.
Connethcut-W G.. Bronson.
Dakota--S. g. Nc iluWphy.
District of Columoia-W d. MsrMiss.
aeorgia-w. r. Holt.
llinois-T F. Worrel..
IndiRnS-W Lom,x.
Iowa-r. Caldwell
Kau6as-J. Bel.
Ken ucky-i.. S hoMurtrJ.
Louis ana ]. ". Dupree,
EArylspd-Wrl Lee.
hIo5lssn-F. Pratt.
Massachusetts, M G Parker.
Muuosota-W. W. MSJo.
Maine-T. A. Foster
ht,rsouri-A. Steele.
Missi4sil pl-U. A. Grant.
Nevada
Nebre.ks-L j. Abbott,
North Oarolina-E Grsson.
New Hampshire
New YOrk-W. O Heustesd
Esw JeIsey-S. b. Ozark.
Ohio-X O. Scott.
Oregon
Pennsy vania-A. Friecka.
Rhode Ialand-A. Bslou.
BouIh Carolina
Tenuesse e--r. 3. Lindsey,
Tsxas-W. Park.
vrginia-F. D. Cunningham
veimont-s. W. Ths!sa
NiscoDsn--N. Lem.
West Vrgiuis--
u, 8. Army-Perin.
u H. kavy-Jobn 81. Brown.
u &. Marine Uospitsl-O. W. Miller.
NEXT ANNUAL MEETING.
Communications were read from the elite.
of Detroit, Mich, and Cleveland, Ohio, In
viting the association to hold its next annual
meeting in those cities, both OF which wers
referred to the committee on nominations.
At this stage in the proceedings Dr.. En-
ylish, OF New Jersey, rose TO question o.
personal privilege aud read an extract from
The report of Tuesdays proct edings in tbs
Pio,eer Press Of yesterday. rejecting upon tn,
New Jersey ST te Medical society, aud IN ear
nest words denied the ruth OF the atement
The report was a libel upon that society. o
which NJ was member and stated tha
the society was composed,of as high minded
and noble men as there were in the profession
and both as individuals asd as q society, wer,
utterly incapable Of baiug guilty of such con
duct.
Dr.. w. Shoemaker, of Philadelphia, vht
had made the remarks, arose and SAT-
that he had been mtsrepre seoted In th
report given by the Pioneer Press
He had used no such language to ward TIL
New Jersey Medical society. What he dit
sly he had stated upon the authority OF
delegate, and it was 10 the effect that thu
New Jersey State Medical society had been in
yi.ei to hold it's annual meeting at Atlanti,
City on a promise that all expenses would b.
paid, and that afterwards the members had t,
bear III ir own expenses. He knew personall
that Atlantic City was unable 10 entertain tn
association.
These explanations being made TO the sati.
faction of the parties interested, excepting
perhaps the laundering P. p, the conyetio
re um-d The regular order OF busiue s.
DR.. Densmore, of Colorado, presented til
following paper, which was referred to the ju
dicial couuci:
In O, der 10 correct misconception whic
largely prevails in the public mind, and I
some extent prevails among members of til
medical profession, as TO the liberty of actie