New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-22

,,,,o,., KJueat,on Conveetien.

THIRD AND LAST DA1..-.ftiDAf OSt -
The Chairman announced the appointment Of
to@ following Committees
On "a. Ts,,fg,oioy Cra subdsisions Of ne STATE 0nd
Srp-pi.soa Hon II Barnard g. Conn M,. sns'msn o.
mis9 Too No o. g isSS ~ ofRpcsssf
On ~ A. sesoJ,-Prof John 3. HDrt, Charles Norm
srd Ma. Mr. Mex 90 OF n Y. T. v King n - }
cannlf,. % CORE pnS p,ts n, co-umit,, Of a-,aag,
ssas NO, man Pinoey. A. =" b BOUT An b.r
Hon a kinney, ~. B'.c.eusnidss, XIV. l'.sus
" I = SosI,i, Ma. 81, Mso,. No samuel No.
barry Mich j. re Tslehs,, Ms. oog mo'saese. Pr.
Some ,..lowsy orr faoms. II Boriowe.. psSr,
1 Z R roltsr. x. Jadse Haser. csrosns' Prof
7 M DDxel Va Gov. Eaton, VI. Rev. A C. Barry
W.. CIV A Rsnseg. neso,s
o. lat se,,oa AID T,aiaiag- Msssr'. H.muill, n
At W wHghL Pbi!s Liberty Hal, Me. J. n Nc
z lso, Y, T. !. Ro6sfssoc, csnads
The folio ~ins resolution, offered 6y Bishop Potter
Rs.eped That ihs great and invidiou. inequality n
the compensation paid to male and ielass Ienseris o
and attention VI the dends aud patrols OF ecu-
The following. offered by Hon. Mr. Duncan was also
passed
Rs.ar.d Tbs. In the opinion Of his Convention ju'i
oeonsmy 10 ~. employment Of teachers Of either sex ia
Any bssach Of Instruction., Is not promoted by giving the
rats Of cum psnssdon 81 Gum below us' aud adequate
r.eongel's and such WI e9mmsus ,hs s' S'eH''
TIE ioilOsing resolution, offered BY hr FIERCE was
sdopteo:
Reso,sed rhsta COMMITTEES Of three be appointed By
ths cha IT, report TO the Injecting Of me Convention,
on relations OF Ignorance " crime, and Tho compare
tive u ,rme and education
Tho Cbair app int-d the following COMMITTEES on Tho
above resolution 20. u. Pierce, Gov. h. Eaton and
John s Krichum
The subject OF teachers and their ousncsuors, etc
was referred 10 the appropriate Con mitse
The iollosing Tssoi uuon vas slsO adopted
hss,sed That 1inm Of 1--WE BE- appointed 10 re-
p1r upoa method Of slsng tn u-cesssiy f1nds
t. 81. ffsfC SgnO whether
tsx uplD property. BY ssses.m"ni up01 parents, by
Sale school fund. or by combination o Two or more q
~ ,.e me hods, and $50 10 report tow FAR Common
schpDs should be supported by legal provisions AbJ
uu he said Commute. Include 10 their reports slate
moot Of he ~ Public Lcrery lusncoo 10 the Va
rou. % the UaOu, aud suggest also the best MODE
IN in-r opinion OF rendering TIE expenditure Of money
- educ suO1sl purp0scs the most Elective
tn. Gnair appointed IN. above Committee m foi
live. Mr. COX at n J Hon joel Sutherland, PHI.
sdsphis. T r. A'sn.on. Va %. A Lord, Obio, sno
=. Chase Phii-1.l yh.
Tue subjects o parental and public Interest and sup
plom. mary Of instruction we're referred 20 IN
T. v'ios Committee Prot Jss Miners OF W
kvD klmbsll of Mae Lymsn Cohh, \. Y; JO1l
A. Wsrder Ohio. and J. N McElngott, ~. y.
Hon ia r. Chandler with some wellcorceivc
pr-ysrstory remarks, offered resolution sckn0s lede
j.. 'h- excellent aud hEhiy important services rem
der. ~ Hon Horace Nam both At bis post In hsssa
ohuet'. aud ~ Pres dent Of the Convention. IL wr'
c,rTi-n - soc~mstOn with three rounds of applause
- 'utiOn ~ss s.O pssseo comphmcnting the ice
r-.-,.-nts and Secretaries for their services.
TIE pfsGdeIt IN speech which was listened I,
with deep interest returned hs Acknowledgements io
the honor done him. aud the Convention then ad
iourned ,,ss die Phil n American.