New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-02

nave been hung around il and how the young and ganer
Gus and enthusiastic have been drawn il, If
uN poetry notion orstory and taste thus isernpoyed
mad been nsed eInt.!!s and e'vae the ernr!oyre-,
oftraInng the mind ofcidfood IN what an altered posi-.
non shonld we lind this noblest OF all professions
hs u y, the employment Of teaching children lie
garded az 'he most rearying drudger and few resort
!" 1t excerpt from necessity; and very reasonable
cause OF this aversion is the negect Of suy ar
engagements for rsGrn2 teachers for this arduons ard
difficult profession The mind Of Young child l. Ike
curious instrument capable OF exquisite harmony whe,,
touched by askillfu hard but sending forth only annoy
ing arsGpess when uaskiilily addressed To teacher
committed collection OF delicate coulrivances
and without experience without instruction, il i
CURED not only that each shoud be turned Alright,
cut mat all be combined in excellent harmony #
y0unc gr splendid orchestra all i-nor-
ant and nm ad, and required 10 draw melody from
each Instrument and then combine the whole IN fault
less harmony And IN each there are here and there
Individual minds, pgo wiou; instruction are gIfted By
nature witH aptue-s aad -All in managing the music
ericr Gf matter of mind but that does 90, lessen
the folly 10 either oi expecting the whole procs-
sion either OF music Of teaching be pursued with
ouf preparatory training.
Miss y. insists that ali the evils which she hrs
portrayed, it is in the power of American Women
fully to remedy and remove. and that to this end
nothing Is wanting but a knowledge Of the evils,
and well devised plan Tor uniting the energies OF
our countrywomen in the effort And such plan
she thinks is embraced in an organization which has
been formed in Cincinnati. under the name OF the
Central Committee for Promoting National Educa-
ton. In various places in every section OF our
country, associations Of Ladies are formed or are
being formed aid in the enterprise. To give our
readers a clear understanding Of the plan, we must
quote farther from Miss Beechers Address
The plan IS 10 begin on small scale and to take ,vo.
already qualified intellectually teach and posses
sed of missionary zca and benevoence and after some
farther training send them the ignorant por-
ons OF our land, TO raise up schools TO instruct III
morals and piety and 10 teach the domestic and
virtues, The commencement OF this enterprise until
gain confidence by experiment and experience will
be the opening Of very small suice. But great is
| the number educated and unemployed women at the
East and great the necessity for teachers the West
that the stream begins to move, 1t VIII grow
wider and deeper and stronger till II becomes the
river OF life carrying health and verure TO every part
| OF our land.
1t is the design Of those who are conducting this
enterprise begin locating missionary teachers
funds furnished that will suffice 10 put
cies into operation. We have large number OF well
qualified teachers waiting 10 enter tins servce-formore
than have means to omploy-and they are women OF
excellent pety discretion energy, and sedenylng zeal
II is calculated TINT average one hundred dollars
contributed viii enable US to locate one such teacher
In some larger sum will he required, and in
others smaller will suffice but this will be about the
average. The chief expense in this enterprise will be
the employment OF agents to go to the destitute places
make arrangements for the teachers and 10 AID them
in commencing their lnboTs Tor We do no, il any case
design send woman alone on such an enterprise
We design that She shall hare suitable escort TO her
field of labor suitable home provided. schoolroon
and its furniture prepared and all proper arrangements
made for her comfort and and sc especially
intend that she shall in every department be thorough
IL prepared for her duties snd trials As soon "a each
teacher IS stationed she T:i commence correspond
encc with the individual association who furnished
the funds employed aiding her and repeat Ecr com
nlunicstions TO them often as is desirable
The execution Of these plans has been delayed
for the want of suitable person to act in the Gu
pacity OF Secretary and General Agent. That wan,
will soon be supplied By the services of Hon VII
LIAM SLADr, present Governor OF Vermont who.
at the close OF his official term in October, VIII re
move to Cincinnati and enter with his well known
zeal and ability upon the labors which have been
assigned 10 him a considerable number OF Teach
ers have been already engaged, and the first step
will be to assemble them al the most convenient
point where for few weeks Miss Beecher will
! mia IA prcpurne them for their future labors. ST.
multaneously with the preparation OF the Teachers
arrangements VIII be going forward Tor their re
noval to various locations, IN those parts OF the
country where schools are most needed
Persons who desire farther information, OF who
wish to become Teachers, should write 10 Miss
Beecher al Hartford CT