The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-05-13

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Apessk's 70 pssv'cus notice .
TessAsY's lss,isuss ~ss kssd ss Rui.
laad es~.sseiss April -, 1852 and
ses,issias tee weeks, ssdsr The d.
~etisa q Bsv. O. Taylor, Assssed By
Dr.. o. Cssk j., uks esss . eosrss
.! Issssrss spss Aas'ssy. Phy,;o!esy
ssd Hypsss, ssd b NJ. J. J. Ran
dali, vbs iasssssssi he elsn 10 AritA
oste.
Evening lectures o. addresses we're
Delivered dm;ss .bs Ssssiee Of The
institute, - fellow -
By Bsv. c. C. Parker Of Tinoos.h,
% he iaporssnes 4 the Teachers
s6es. IL ispovsasss Of sny en-.
ploynsss b 70 b estimated seeosding
70 he vslss II he oaisrial acted Or.
% ssd he resshs which snsss. Jrde
ID By this standard. tAs e@ss Of the
Teacher 10 sIsvstsd and ssered.--
whs, ssssrial b more precious than
nd.
By Rev. T. B. Wheeler, Il Braa.
-, - LaSss. h ysss seytss u
Iabes sAssA b 70 cultivate he iassl.
lset and he hsars.
BY Rev. Dr.. Hicks Of iRaslsnd,
On the qualifications requisite for sxe.
esss in teaching.
By Rev. 4. Walker Of West Rat.
land, on the influence Of TsseSere and
the care, which should b exercised
By parents and school committees, 10
employing only those who are intel.
Isesaally and morally qualified for the
once.
By Rev. Dr.. Walker Of Pittsiord,
. comparison Of oouuon schools At
The prsssns day with those Of former
yesrs. evidences Of improvement, and
hopeful signs Of still farther progress.
By Rev. A. hyde. Of Benson, on
the responsibilities Of Tho Teachers
caics aud some Of the qualifications
requisite to faithful discharge Of it,
duties.
By Mr.. Emory, Principal Of tho
Seminary At Brandon, on tho impcr.
lance Of intellectual culture, in order
to counterfeit the influence Of the pop
ular follies aud errors and ultraisms Of
tho present day.
By Elder Howard Of Rutland, on
the importance Of moral instruction
in common schools. The Bible should
b read daily. And il reading the
Bible and caltivating good morals, Is
{ ~ some suppose ssctarianism, then
va should all form ono great sect and
20 to rrosclyliug ~ fast - possible. |
Valuable extempore lectures we're
given during the daily sessions Of tho
Institute BY Messrs. Wheeler, Hig-
Icy, Walker. Hyde and Aiken.
Tho weather MAS most unpropi,ious,
the travelling extremely bad, and the
number attending the Institute not
large 70. the occasion was one Of
much interest and profit to those who
we're regular members, and to others
who listened 70 tho excellent lectures
given 10 connection. And when We
consider The interest manifested by
those present, the fact that most Of
them are in few days to become
teachers, and will thus impart to 9TH
ere something Of The zeal, which hss
been kindled in their breasts. and
when 10 remember that an impulse,
thus given 70 mind, viii continue 10
vibra.s ill al ninds shall feel iss in
daense. W are confident that the Ia
bors Of the Institute will ultimately,
b productive Of great good. And it
70 hopsd that The day is 1t hand whom
he patronage d tho State will again
b given % Tesshsr's Institutes. %
lapoxtans u thsir influence o. tho
sssss Of pspalsr education, and when
teachers generally shall feel more
deeply he importance Of enjoying the
sdvantasss which these Institutes A.
ford.
The following resolutions we're unsu.
imoasly adopted By The members Of
the Institute.
Resolved ia. That q members Of
the Ins'isa's ve feel deeply grs,i6ed to