Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-05

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the programme OF the meeting, to consider
articles Of incorporation, changes in the
constitution and by-lAwe, and TO net busi-
ness Ia shape to present TO the meeting,
SO as to forward business as much vs.
possible.
Arrangements have been made by The
local committee, through Hon. Richard
Saith, editor OF the Cincinnati CONNER
cial-Gazcttc, for the meetings 20 be held
In commodious rooms at the Burnet
house, where the attending editors and
delegates VIII be received and sppro-
prlately welcomed by the press aud city
OF Cincinnati.
The meeting VIII open at 10 u M,
Tuesday, In the iUoms provided, and the
first business will be the reception and
enrolment Of members, then will
follow the reception exercises, In
such order as viii be arranged by the
executive committee In conference with
the local committees and win consist OF
addresses OF welcome and responses aud
such other reception conrtesics as may be
extended by the great and enterprlsing
metropolis, the "quccu city Of the VEST
The regular programme will consist "
the considering, adopting and signing Of
the articles OF Incorporation and the adup-
7 AtNH W NNNA lffNAtlNftl llNArNiNN - Will
/ tend "a make the association permanent
and aseiulin advancing aud uphuildlug
the Interests OF the press OF North Amer
lea aud OF the editorial procession aud
! making more efficient the state, territorial
and colonial editorial associations OF
/ America.
Papers and addresses win DO presented,
as nlrcady assigned, as Follows,
Presidents address, Is b. Herbert, Red
Wing; "Class Journals A. Il. Bard,
president OF Tennessee Press associations;
lpaem--'sThe Coral workers,f w. T..
pabur, secretary Of Colorado Press asso.
citation; "prcss OF Alabama for the Past
Twenty Years." %. Stanley, president
lh the AlDbama Press association;
Foreign Advertising, papers 90 be pre-
scented by ". n Brearly, OF the Detroit
Evening News, and r. Belts, secretary
OF the Arkansas Press association, to be
further presented by the delegates OF
Wisconsin, Arkansas and Michigan
Journalistic Educatlou,n Il. u. Coei
Register, Whitewater, wis, Newspaper
Notions" G. II. Basket, editor Nashville
Banner; Ethics Of Advertising Hon
! h W. Stylle, editor Colorado SpiiDg'
Gezetto "Reminiscences Of Frontier
! journalism II. NJ. Stevenson, Colorado
address topic not pivenl Chappe
, Cory, editor Montgomery DALI
Advertiser; essay-Gtn. Ira 7. Jones
Tennessee; address, G. A. Jones, vic,
president of the International association
and president Of Florida Press associa
ton.
All others who win prepare paperi
( should send name and topic at once TO y
E g. Herbert, president, Red Wing, MINI
: The following additional topics will b.
4 presented for discussion, and It is hope
? that delegates VIII choose subject frOr
8 one Of these, and notify the president
/. "Regulatnn OF Foreign Adyertislug-'
Agencies aud Prices, y Uniformity Of Typ
: Bodies on the part OF ail Foundries,
: 1.-THE Editorial, "The Local, p"Thc Sub
) scription List Tho Effects of Sensa
c tional Publications upon the Morals o
. Our Country n"The Press as an Educate
I Its Responsibility for the Moral Statn
I, OF the Reading World, y "rhe Adylsabillt
y ~ Publishing News Items OF Doubtful
q Moral Pu,pnrt,n tRrady Prints
: Journalistic Ethics,n "The interpationu
Association" "Rlghts OF Newspapc
: Puolishors.n These topics have all bee
u proposed by practical editors in the dli
terent states, and each should receive al
7, tentlon, This is but a partial programme
l. and some OF those who have Indicate
e their Willingness to write on topics ma
&c have been omitted II In hoped that a
y such aud all others will write the pres
g dent at once.
d The names OF all delegates and OF a
Il editors who expect To attend this meetin
q should be sent at once 10 Richard Smit
~ Chairman local commlttee), editor Con
IL nerclal Gazette, Cincinnati, Ohio, thd
nrnn.r ap.o uo.4tnanta YnuV ha made ia
le the reception. A large number OF state
~ have already appointed delegates, an
10 other states and territories are taktn
u steps TO secure full delegations, holdin
special meetings OF members or cxecutiy
u committees for that purpose.
o Members Of all state, territorial an
other associations are entitled tomembe
ship In this association, but to make III
meeting representative In characterize wa
y request, that delegate be named Il
d each congressional district and two |
large, In the states, and one for eac
twenty members and two at large,
~ the territories and colonies, and II
~ hoped that the association of every stat
- territory or province which has not scr
9, the names OF delegates will do 80 inm'
~ diatey.
Nc j r. Belts, Little Rock, secretary {
= Arkansas Press association; Chas. A. Lee
N pawtucket, r / president New Englan
81 Press association; j y Stanley OF Greer
y, vile, president OF the Alabama Pres
De association; II A. Castle, ~. Paul, pre-
IN identOt Minnesota Editorial ana publisl
81 ers' association; Andrew G. Grigsb.
ee secretary OF Tennessee Press association
O. T. D. COe, t1azeite Whitewater, ax-prc
e,. ident Wisconsin Press association, cxecl
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