The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1890-05-23

The Association Wenl lulo the elec
ton of delegates and alleruateS t.
The next meeting Of the NatiOna.
ASSOCIATION, which meets in Boston
on June 10Th next.
A ballot being taken resulted as
follows:
Deleaales-E. L. Ross, X w.
Banks, +. l. Martin, j. X. AimOn
and Miss Alice Amasun.
Alternale>--C. NJ. HAYS, w. l..
May, 5. b. Brown, O. w. Dudley
and Joseph Dale.
The next thing in order was the
report of the committee on the
Presidents address.
The committee reported in favor
of striking out article 1 OF The Con
sli'ution,
The Association refused to SuS-
tain the report OF the committee.
The committee also reported
favorahly Col. Frantz's resolution
as to advertising tax sales.
This section OF The report aroused
a lengthy discussion, which result
ed in the matter being referred to
the legislative committee with
power to act aud secure the
best terms possible lromithe Legis-
lature.
The sentiment was strong against
doing Advertising for the Stale at
less rates than are charged other
patrons.
With the conclusion of the dis
cusSIon, the Association adjourned
until after the banquet, which had
been prepared and then in readi.
ness al the Court house.
Gen. j. II. Brinkpr extended the
welcome of West Point IN n min
ute's address of we'll chosen phra-
seS.
Then followed an attack upon
the tables. After this had ceased
and the retreat had been begun
Hon. Fred. Beall, Of West Point,
spoke of the crogress that West
has made since the AssOcla-
ton met there four years ago.
other thing, within that
time West Point had expended
for the erection of public
buildings, had guaranteed
to extend The railroad IA
elites Of The town, aud had eStab-
The largest brick and tile
factory in The South.
Mr.. Beall was followed by Mr..
j. G. Mcclure and Mr.. j.. X. AlmOn
on behalf of the press.
After the speeches the asSocia-
ton returned to the 7. NJ. @. A.
hall to cOntinre the days session.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The first business transacted af-
er re-assembling was to fix 1870
for the election of officers
If the association for the ensuing
ear.
The next thing in order was the
election OF the place Of meeting
leXt year.
Capt. S. B. Brown moved that a
committee OF three be appointed
o correspond with the proper par,
les for holding The next session
t some town on The coast.
The motion vas warmly receiv-
d.
Mr.. ]. G Mcclure, of the Yazoo
lily HOrdld, then arose and read
II invitation signed by the Mayor
nd aldermen and $50 citizens of
,aZOo City To The association TO
leeL next May in that city.
The cordially of the invitation
aptivated The association.
The secretary then read a tele-
invitation from the mayor
f Kosciu,kO 10 the ASSOCIATION 10
leet here.
Mr.. f. Chew, quite a young
lember of The fraternity, in a
pecch which secured warm APP
lause, extended an invitation on
ehall of Friar's Point.
Mr.. i. l.. Martin put Jackson in
Om:natiOn with lis superb accom-.
rotations for entertaining so large
body.
The general feeling being divid.
d between Yaz0o City and the
all other nominations were
withdrawn.
On a ballot being taken YazoO
lily received 40 votes and The
"a.
The very cordial invitation of
azOo City was acce pied.