How The Editors Should Organize

The editor and publtahen of the 7th congrcssional district ure about orgunizinr ;i press association. TbOM ' the "' Ü" trict have already organfaed. Isn't licre a clue to a auocestful itmte organizaron? A Iniiimii Ih-íuu lias to crerp beloie lic gn walk. The uitte gathering ol nemij all ioiit i;il putha, Kdettea, aflfl associatioiu art composed of deJegateètentby mbordinale organlzatloiu, not by tha entlre - m matse. The iroulile witli tlic ciliidis and imlilislicrs' state society, in our opinión, tuis li.cn the fact ortryinff to blossoin out :ill :it once uto ¦ gTMl atatC BaM IHIlll- IfcHI without at Srttefiectlng primary oranizations. This opinión may not be the correct one, luit it is an ipinion just tli(' aanw, If the edtton and pnMUhnn wWttonasead with their state organization, the wiiy for them is to tirst organiza an asaoclatton In eacli congrossional district and thun let the-r a¦odatloni trtaia niunbcr of dclegates to represent them in ilic ation. Make tlic Itate body au clcctivc one, and it will be more apt to sueceed. A thinr w liich bu to be striven for is thonght more of than ¦ thinii te be had by the asking. That leem to be one of the gorernkifl principies of human nature. And besnlrs, ¦ body Of men ciii.xn to represent the interests of the publiaban wonld poeMH more force and workinjf ability than tba mus-, It would do no bann to try it, at least, and t ini;ht be the mean oí eflecttag i Igorooa, itlrrlnxatate society, capable of efiectlng .-ome fOod to the fraternitv.