History of the Medical Society of the State of New York
History of the Medical Society of the State of New York
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5. Militia Law. — Dr. Sheldon, from the committee to whom were referred the communications from the county medical societies of New York, Saratoga, and Montgomery, reported the following resolution; That the section of Militia Law which compels physicians and surgeons to do military duty, is contrary to their ancient rights and privileges, and that a committee be appointed to wait upon Dr. Mitchell, and other mem- bers of the Legislature, to represent the same and to request their friendly aid ...to effect the repeal of the said section. Whereupon Drs. Steams, Comstock and Roma3me were appointed a committee for that purpose.
6. Commtmications read. — Dr. Steams read a com- munication on a case of catalepsy, successfully treated.
Dr. Hoombeck read a communication on the topog- raphy, and medical history of the cotmty of Orange.
The Secretary read a communication on the like sub- jects, respecting the county of Ontario, from Dr. Hart 7. County Medical Schools. — The Committee to whom ' was referred the subject of the County Medical Schools reported that, whereas, the Medical Society of the State feel solicitous to promote the respect, ability and useful- ness of the several county medical societies, by inviting them to promote general diffusion of medical knowl- edge, therefore, it was Resolved, That each County Medical Society do appoint two or more discreet lecturers, whose duty it shall be to give such instruction to medical students as the encouragement they may receive will justify, and that they be requested to communicate to the Committee of Correspondence of this Society, special accounts of their success, for the information of this and the county societies.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
5. Militia Law. — Dr. Sheldon, from the committee to whom were referred the communications from the county medical societies of New York, Saratoga, and Montgomery, reported the following resolution; That the section of Militia Law which compels physicians and surgeons to do military duty, is contrary to their ancient rights and privileges, and that a committee be appointed to wait upon Dr. Mitchell, and other mem- bers of the Legislature, to represent the same and to request their friendly aid ...to effect the repeal of the said section. Whereupon Drs. Steams, Comstock and Roma3me were appointed a committee for that purpose.
6. Commtmications read. — Dr. Steams read a com- munication on a case of catalepsy, successfully treated.
Dr. Hoombeck read a communication on the topog- raphy, and medical history of the cotmty of Orange.
The Secretary read a communication on the like sub- jects, respecting the county of Ontario, from Dr. Hart 7. County Medical Schools. — The Committee to whom ' was referred the subject of the County Medical Schools reported that, whereas, the Medical Society of the State feel solicitous to promote the respect, ability and useful- ness of the several county medical societies, by inviting them to promote general diffusion of medical knowl- edge, therefore, it was Resolved, That each County Medical Society do appoint two or more discreet lecturers, whose duty it shall be to give such instruction to medical students as the encouragement they may receive will justify, and that they be requested to communicate to the Committee of Correspondence of this Society, special accounts of their success, for the information of this and the county societies.
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