New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-09

The New-York delegates took part In the proceehgs Oh
the convention delegates from the state Meuca
Society, which capacity all the members were JUS
barred by the decision Of me Judicial Oouno Ou, ts
afternoou the members went TO Saltwater where they
hanonet At tbs house of d. NJ. ssbin. The convention
it's work tomorrow, when the inciupeS WIZ S'i'
on excursions over various Northwestern TalIoads'
| EXCLUSION OF NETWORK DELEGATES.
The American Medical Association, which
ia holding its annual session in ST. Paul MIMI on We'd
nesdav decided not to admit the delegates from the
New-York State Medical Society. The reason Tor
refusing them admission according to the report OF the
Judicial Council that the code OF ethics accepted
by the New-York State Medical society al
its animal meeting in February 1887
contain. provisions essentially differing from and IN
conflict with the code Of ethics OF the American Med
cal Association The provision referred to is the one by
which II was voted physicians OF the regular, or
alopathc, school could hold consultations with no
mpopathists In regard to this action DR. Nathan Boze
man. Of No. 296 Fifthave., said to TRIBUNE reporter
yesterday:
lust precisely what expected AT the meeting OF the
STARE Society in Albany last February, II Iremsmber cor
recy there were only about ninety members present
while there a total membership In the state OF ABOUT
500 the ninety present only seventeen or eighteen
opposed the measure since then the matter mas oeen
freely discussed in the sixty eight medical journals
two-1he Ne,c- York Medical Record and the Ne0
yoyE Medical Journat-hsve favored the
action taken 1t was expected that the subject
would be so summary disposed Of I'll IN direct con
6iot with the code Of ethics OF the medical procession
The Homeopathic school upholds dogma which we
cannot sanction and there could be no utilization be-
tween the two schools The views of the two schools OF
are totally variance that no possible
good could result from consultations IN winch tnere
could by possibility be an ssIeeme mt ro.nt.,,vo
4 tN. nal
a. all their action something In the nature
| Of dicfAton OF the few To the many. 1t was felt
throughout the country 10 slnr and stigma Oh ue
What In yon! opinion win be the result of barring
'u Tbs re, win simply be whole action will
be annued ii The neIt annual meeting to be held In
"W6sf w.s tho complexion Of the delegation as re-
| eards the pOipt at iseuef
do uot know posinvely, but suppose that MAORI
~ Of them favored wnioh has resulted in their
non admission" ~, VI. .,,. 10 m
| leaving their re presentat out 2"
Tbst it served them right That ], tho way feel,
and thnk that Is the ieeihe oi hiheo'" VI inc Pi0
bow did the HOMEOPATHIC physicians regard the &C
w" considered il concession to them, undoubt
edy." n, .,,. ..,,o,
| Ms treated by the National AssocistonF
"Tse hoInsopatns VIII BE- more s1nn';d than con;
the taey recognized IN their regularly char
dees mol cbspge their in regard to the regn
lar prsconers So lots IA tney losst On .le uosina
regular and mewher of the regular profession can
| VITA dignity reo0gslze them"
Wi ths eide as revived last February probably be
Tiare Is not the slightest doubt OF IT.. The whole
profession Of the feel st II is reflection on them
Inc next m-e,lng OK the btste Society Will undoubtedly
be larger than ever before. and Cd this account
bla for the revision Of The oode :"
| netoaI Journals have said that 1t bid by tue
sre, ..iss OF NewVorE to be brought in consultation
with the for their own advantage, be
cause think it woud justly apply 70 all special
ias not unohsIitss enough 70 0es.s . sG ARE
to what benefit would result ~ the dignity Of
code OF etncs No SIR do think that 1t could IN the
slightest degree influences progress IN medical science
Progress RAPID than at the present time
but her prog rexs benefit be derived from a
school the dogm. Of tho homGop ahlsts
appropriate It, u.s. venture 10 say that twothrds
u tho regular physicians no for one
| reason or another have taken up homeopathy"
Dr f. H. Hamilton said q think the aodon Of the
American Medical Association was JusthaG,e: II any
members of the state Society desired iLoducauon o
our code of ethcs, which has been adopted
s{a,e eo the p1oreT mode would have been to
express that deSire by formal resolution and to In
tion 70 ask OK tue association that it would consider end
sct upon resolutions. BY the action OF the State
fasSeIat SO With the Hmercan Medical ASSOCIATION
aud should have attempted 10 he represented In
| that association 10y deleg4t
"Wnst do you thinE viii be the result the action
taken by the American Medical Association" was
II cannot say, but I think, however, that
| Will reconsider it's action and conform iis code
| 10 the national code vast majority OF
the physicians Of this Ststn and OF all the States,
opposed 10 action Of the State Medical Society
WAen asked for his views the subject. Dr. Alonzo
| CLARK OF No. % East Twenty hrstst-, said " fhe
American Medical Association organized In 1s4S by
delegates from medical soceties in all the states OF the
| Union-that Is, 1t was open TO ALL In the second
year Of It's existence It adopted code Of
ethics Happened To be the committee that framed
the code code forbds members OF the associa
meeting in professional way those who practice
a single dogma, and the rule has been pretty regu
that nine till tho action taken by the
state Medical Society In February last That action
eonrsvenon Of the code VI the American association
and State society subject to the rules
Of the association, 1t an act Of rebellion The
sso Society thought that they found reasons TO justify
their action but great many physicians out OF the
Siste, and q good many In the state think It was
an error 30 far tue exclusion Of our delegates
CONCERNED thu result very natural aud the State
Medical society ought &c have looked for It."
d" What action Will the delegates themselves probably
| take I"
They viii 20 OF In . huff 1t Is probable that the
State society viii review its action at The neXt meeting
and likely the county societies will send delegates
numbers tho action and