The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-06-01

our hosts that hereafter tho tswn Of
ThibodauxAad the psrish ofLsfsarehe
may rely On the devotion Of our hearts
and papors.
Seventh-Resolved, That the thanks
Of the association are hereby rendered
to DR.. John Gazz0, Mr.. Richard Ferret,
Mr.. J. l.. Leblanc and wife, Mr.. John
Lipan, wife aud daughter, Mr.. Camille
C. Chauvin and wife, Mr.. Thomas Le-
Blanc and wife, Misses Mat and Nellie
Molaisen, Mrs. v. FOret and Miss Rosa
F0ret. Mr.. Alcide clauvin and wife.
Mr.. Ernest Knobloch and daughter,
Mr.. w. Hebert, Mr.. S. SEWN, Miss
Blanche Ferret, Mr.. F. Pike and wife,
Mrs. Simou Abraham, Mrs. L. Bonr-
geOis and daughter, Mr.. Chas. Ma
tllews. Nj. +. J. johnson, Mr.. T. La
l:nde and Mr.. G. A. Folse and family,
for their handsome entertainment Of
the association at Mr.. FOret's Mary
plantation, on the steamboat excur-
sion on Wednesday. We also desire
to express our thanks to Capt. Max
Blanchard and the officers of the
steamer Alice Leblanc, for attentions
and c~ourtesies bestowed upon the
association during their most
pleasurable excursion to the lower
Lafturche.
Eighth-KesOlved, That the press
sees i'll the work accomplished by
Prof. ChOl, at ThibOdaux, the great
possibilities of musical culture in the
towns and villages of Louisiana !; and
it Is the sense If the association that
the press should give hearty enc. a =
agemeLt to the cause of musical edu-
cation, since music ministers both to
the enjoyment aud elevation of a COM
munity and is one of the refnements
Of civilization. The cultivation If the
fine arts should 90 hand in hand with
the development of the industries ard
resources Of the State.
Ninth-Resolved, That the thanks
OF the association are hereby rendered
TO those great factors in the develop
ment Of the State, the Queen and
Crescent, the Texas Pacific, the Mis-
sissippi Valley, the Illinois Central.
the Southern Pacific. and the Natchez,
Jackson and Columbus railroads, for
the aid they have given the associ; =
ton in carrying out tho objects it has
III view, namely, to unite the people
III the various sections in common in
terest aud to make known to the
world the advantages, attractions and
resources Of every section of Louis
lana; and for their assistance in bring
ing the editors together each year, to
the end that the press of the State MAJ
concentrate it's powers upon matters
relating to the general welfare Of the
people and the material welfare of the
State.
Tenth-Resolved, That the proceed
ings of this session Of the Louisiana
Press Association be published by Mr..
r. Samoan, of the Thibodaux SENTINEL.
Observation-Disclosures, That the sub
ject Of Crates to be Charged for For
eign Advertisements" he reassigned
for discussion at next annual session
OF the association, and that Messrs.
Pearco of the Ruston Caliqrupk, Carcw
Of the J~oanerette Pilot, and Watson
Of the Trinity Herald, be specially re-
questod to submit their views on this
important question at said meeting.
Be 1t further resolved, That the &C.
crotary of this association be instructed
to communicate with the Mississippi
Press Association and, if possible, en-
deavor to have the subject of foreign
"ads" discussed st its mex meeting.
aud let her report at the annual meet
ing of this association in 1890 what
stcPs have or will be taken by that
Twelfth-Resolved, That the thanks
OF the association arc due to the peo-
pie Of Alexandria for the cordial invi-
tatiOn extended us through their
to hold our next session in their
city, and this acknowledgment Of an
courtesy is accompanied
by an expression Of regret that the in
vitation reached the association after
me matter Of selecting our next AL
nual meeting place had been decided
upon.