New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-22
NHE NEW.YORK CONFERENCE

sFMINARY-A CHRISTIAN SCHOOL This In
stutoD established on the principle OIL yns tnoIousn
and at the same time enforcing good dsc2lne o9e OF Tvs
lesd Daxins Is That the bead must be educated she IN
ddua properly fitted for society and the claims OF ex'
The tborousbpess Of the training in this Seminary very
forciby expressed by Rev C. HAVEN, who was Chair
man Of the Examining Committee in October last lie
says I'VE never saw classes that gave evidence OF more
study and better training In large cas IN Mentsl Pooso.
INV every individual seemed sbe to give an exa ans
or the whole bcok from beginning TO end by sections and
chspe and could aso preser the news Of the su hor on
any point In appropriate language This testimony
far bad opportunity to uf IL true substantially
The training most thorough and each one Is required
20 the before he proceeds the pupils must
give evidence Of their knGwedge or they are not allowed 70
advance
There the best economy In sustaining this Institution
The PRINCIPAL OF the pains Of gaining information from
various psce st row cheap rate board could be afforded 70
the pups and became confirm ed In the opiOo that could
be so ded 81 2 per week. and matter o. fact has
frmed "a opinion for the Institution is not onlv free from
debt but il Is found necessary time TO time to enlarge
The accommodation which considerable amount is
oored 10 the and tear OF 30 large Institution
&g cover the whole ex pepses of student In Eng
sh for one year. the additional for higher
chss little else ~heIe The stage fare OF The student
is paid Albany the Seminary at the beginning of the
term and back az the close
Prn the cb.apness Of the school few wrong impressions
have been made, ,
managed This Is ntrey incorrect for most OF them are
Young gentlemen and ladies' If mature years while the mum
Der OF young students does not bear the proportion oil mole
I'd That the students mostly from poor families who
nc ehl
tTely pnfopn6ed The pupils are from many OF the BEST
families in the providence c God have become &C
uaDed with the claims IL The school, and are not sent 10
much 10 Other advantages which
are rot found sewkeTe The Institution Is not oey0tee 10
Mammop ano offers education rich and poor righteous
and hfsrisn basis IL other institutions not DO the
Sc me still this and will continue 10 do 1t
Sd but gained the opinion that the professors
and teachers que qualified They have without an
exeeptp properly graduated 10 their position with d
honor teach religion era ure and science In enc Tear
ana love OF God fer the beat Interests OF hu nany
They are well ecucsed sDo devoted men OF God VINO, VIII
linz 10 won hip Cd benz liz society In tn, II chosen pro-
sson II superior teachers who labor together
in gre.t ba mony both ia hing ana governing.
The government OF the lnstitotloB Is lind bat suct
Among the FLAWS the following is the 10Th students
who manifest disposition evads the rules Of School aer
they have pO IN on the subject VIII be sent home
From and learned concerning the government OF
this Institution fully Of the opinion that while II
rs kind Is any much thorough ana VIII not slow
any one whose influence corruptng conum 70
main Nefsve assured iha while the present Board
of Ipstruction remain IL vigorous discipline VIII be
continued No remain IN the school without sub
uniting 10 its rules. This Pob is settled;
which Is ply interesting 10 the pOus pa
rent the that this Chri,tan school Here the
rails Of the pupil only SAFE but his moral tee
cultivated He is Invited TO stte I'D TO the practical du of
religion. Although this IL not made the test OF ms re nanlne
IN The school, all no TeSis Instructed la the 1gs
of God In the Bible classes and elsewhere To educate IN
religion without secsiias is the first aim OF the School
The Board Of Obstruction all devoted Christians who,
while they not particularly anxious TO incucate any sec
tartan tenet they DO with to inculcate religion
The Pnic ipaI, Rev Mr.. Fsck A. M, is graduate Of
Union College and has received thorough theological edu
cation at Concord H. This Is also true OF some OF the
Proesors The institution is Of high moral character
It's situated 81 miles west OF Albany, at Charlottevllle
daily m the Clinton House cor OF Pearl and
Beaver Aba and reaches the Institution the day
great part OF the distance is plank road.
Mr. Greeley may be referred to.