St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-02-14
LAST OF The EDITORS
The State Association Elects
Officers, Resolutes and
Adjourns.
Leonard Particle, the Third
Is Convicted OF the For
gerry Charge.
Company D Pleasantly Cele-
brates It's Ninth Year Of
Life.
A Case of Lucid Insanity
Which Create Some Sur
prise.

Yesterday mornings session Of the
Minnesota Editors and Publishers aSso-
citation opened at 10 o'clock, and the
business remaining to be transacted was
brought to close by l o'clock. The
first matter for discussion was that of
Editor Lamphere's paper on business
Organization" and the ball was opened
by Editor Paradis. who wanted a COM
mittee appointed to arrange plan of
organization tending to the general
veal and advancement of the state
press. He advocated the filing of articles
Of incorporation and the sale of shares
in the new concern at SO each, This
plan met with vigorous opposition from
David Ramalev, and was viewed with
favor by Editors Herbert. Day. Newson
and Osborne. The discussion was
making a motion to empower
the president to appoint a COM
mittee of three to formulate
plans and report at the next meeting.
The report was unanimously carried,
and Messrs. Paradis, Mitchell and Day
were appointed as the committee.
A paper of instructive character was
read by David Ramaley on the "Me-
chanical Department" which was laid
over from the previous day. Following
this came the report of the committee
on resolutions. The resolution con-
demning the practice of selling editorial
mileage was opposed by Editor ParadiS,
who said the paSSa&e of such reSolu-
ton would he reflection on the associ-
alton. He moved the tabing of the
resolution, and the motion carried al
most unanimously.
Resolutions Inv EhitOr How Ianorno
ing the present high rate of express
charges were adopted.
Resolutions indorsing Maj. T. M.
NewsOn for a consulship passed and
reference made therein to his services
to his party and general excellence and
Integrity OF character. A copy of the
resolutions. in this matter are to be
signed by the president and forwarded
to the president, secretary of state and
members of congress.
joel 2. HeatwOle, ii. p. Hall and w.
j. G. Kenyon were appointed a COM
mittee to look into the feasibility and
probable expense of midwinter eXcur-
sion to New Orleans, Birmingham, At
lanta and other Joints in January or
February of 1891, in the way of return
compliment for the visit OF the Missis-
Sippi editors last year. The committee
the association.
The resolution inviting the national
association to the Twin Cities for the
year 81 was passed, as also were others
thanking the chamber of commerce for
the use OF the chamber and to the pub
fishers of st. Paul, who gave the ban
Quet at the Windsor last evening.
Irving Todd. chairman of the COM
mittee on delegates to the National
Editorial association, reported the
following gentlemen as the choice
of the committee: Irving Todd.
Hastings Gazette: w. B. Nit
chell, st. Cloud Journal-Press:
G. S. Pease, Anoka Union; III. f. Hoard.
MontevideO Leader; f. IL. Dcarth, LIE
Sueur News; William Kinds, ShakOpee
A. c. Bellyea. Elbow Lake Herald; A.
F. Ingalls,, Pine Island journal. AItern-
ates. 81. A. Castle, F. S. Verbeck, j. S.
Pinney, II. p. Hall, st. Paul, and Fred
n. Van DuZee, of the Luverne News.
Ii. p. Hall was rendered a vote of
thanks for his services on the executive
committee during the existence of the
association, and retired from the po-
sition.
The election of officers resulted in
the following list:
President-L. P. Hunt Mankato Free Press
Vice President - George n. Lam phere,
Moorhead News.
Second Vice Presidential A. Paradis. Mid
way News.
Third Vice President-Gen. S. P. Jennison,
Red Wing Republican.
Recording Secretary-E. H. Dearth, LIE
Sueur News.
Corresponding Secretary-Maj. T. NJ. New
son, Northwestern Printer.
Treasurer-Davld Ramaley, ST. Paul Typo.
etheta.
western Printer; +. C. Gottry, Pine City Pho
neer. and Ii. E. Hoard, Montevideo Leader.
In the afternoon the members of the
association, in accordance with an inVi-
tation received on the previous day. Wis
tied the Historical society, and made a
tour of the GLOBE building, later in
the afternoon visiting several of the
smaller structures down town.