Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-16


adopted and ordered spread upon the
minutss.
The report was adopted by rising
vote.
Colonel A. B. Norton offered resolu-
ton Of sorrowi a. the deaths of Colonel
Charles DeMorse, Professor T. j. Girar-
deau and j. Pilgrim. Adopted.
COMMITTEE on RESOLUTIONS.
The committee on resolutions sub
mitted their report as follows:
President Texas Press Association, Dallas,
Texas:
SIR--Your committee on revolutions
most respectfully report:
l. That we are full Of thanks to and
love the people Of Dallas for the un-
bounded hospitality extended to the
press of Texas.
2. That We sincerely appreciate and
specially thank the ladies' who EMPOWERED
az in paradise Of exquisite blossom and
twining vines-who by their sweet pres
ence and fascinating conversation
blessed US with food Of sunshine
poured in our minds and hearts. We
love every one of them, and request that
no widower or bachelor editor be allowed
to escape from this CITY.
9. That we will hold in grateful re-
memb, ance the Dallas Land and Loan
Company for q delightful trip to Oak
Clih-the most charming suburban city
in the southwestern their unbounded
hospitality and joyous entertainment, and
we here and now offer to President Mar
sails and his princely associates all OF
this great Texas to beautify and edenizs
for the joy of editors and the glory OF the
Creator.
4. That we heartily appreciate and will
heartily reciprocate the courtesies extend
ed this association by the railroad off,
cials in Texas.
5. That we return thanks to the Dallas
News, that striking example Of what,
strict business principles will do for Jour-
naiism, for the hearty reception rendered
US LAST night, thus enabling US to see the
splendid and wonderful Webb perfecting
press and to 1t and the Times-Hersld
and other state papers who have given
full and fair reports OF our proceedings.
6. That we thank Mr.. Kelley Of the W.
N.U., and especially Mr.. E. r. Holland
OF the American Press association and all
the newspaper fraternity Of Dallas for
their great courtesy ana heartfelt kind
ness shown US as body and fndiVidu-
ally.
Z. That we do cordially welcome the
Colorado Press Association, and we ten
der them their fee simple to the biggest
thing on earth-to them we tender Texas
and all that Is in it, over it, under 1t and
around it, as long as they will stay in this
land of richness, wonders and glorles.
8. That we tender special thanks to
Mayor Connor, his assistants. and all
others of the growing city Of Dallas, for
their successful endeavors to make our
stay of the most pleasant nature.
8. That II we have left unsaid any thing
we ough. to have said, We are ready and
willing to say it now, and to keep on say
ing it when we get home. Respectfully,
JAMES U. VINCENT, an,
W. E. BLYTHE, c,,#
JOHN HONEY, JR,
JAMES o. JONES.
The reading Of the report of the com,.
mittee On revision Of rolls was dispenef
with. #
A communication Wss read fro6 the
president Of the Arkansas Press Associa-
ton, regretting the inability Of the 1850
citation to be present.
Ga motion the following gentlemen
were elected honorary members OF the
association: John Henry Brown, Hon.
". C. Conner, j. P. c. Whitehead OF Da,-