THE NATIVE AMERICAN.

PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIVE AME-


RICAN ASSOCIATION.
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SATURDAY, July IA, 1888.
The members met in the Theatre on LOUISE
an, Avenue, upon call heretofore made Tor that
purpose. III.
'rhe President, Mr.. H. M. Morft, stated that
he had convened the members in pursuance oi
the Constitution, for the purpose OF eiectng ofh-
GERS of the Association to serve from the llth
instant, on which day the duties of the late IN
cumbents had ceased. He gave view OF the
influence which the establishment OF this Society
and its Newspaper, "The Native American
had already had benefcially upon our fellow
countrymen in distant parts of the Unlon' and
encouraged continuance Of the zeal and brother,
hood which the Society had manifested up to the
present hour. Upon his suggestion Commit
tee of FIVE was appointed to deliberate upon the
nomination Of officers for the present year. That
Committee consisted Of


Messrs. H. ]. BRENT,


VIM. OWNER,


A. RoTHwELL,


H. v. HILL,


]. ID. CLARKE.


While this Committee had retired, the names
several persons were given in as desirous OF JOIN


