New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-15
The New-York state Teachers Association
The seventh ANIMAL meeting of the New

The seventh annual meeting vi tue new
York State Teachers Association ~il % nea IN me ".
6rst "Wednesday 10 August next al 10 O'Clock AN, and
continue al least two Gays .
Elmirs being sirua,ed on the New fork and E1e Rail-
hsin Inn, few hours ride from the two extrem- cities
N.x York on the and Buffalo on the vest il is
pected on this account that there viii be larger num-
s,,endanee than there has been for several years
past -, I'll. ,....,. A.,
Committee assure their fellow teachers and friends Of
dueston throughout the State that they have been and
% Continue 10 make all Necessary preparations 10 in
sure an interesting and profitable session.
Reports may be expected on the following subject:
School LbraTies-Town and District; A. G.Salsoury,
Syracuse Committee.
TtaoheT's Department in Ac4feaies-Professor W. c.
KENYON Afford, MY, COmmiEee.
Teachers blstitGtes-"ith State plan II. G.. Win
slow Nunda. Committee.
Union and Central High SchOOls-W. w. Newman,
Buffalo, Committee.
State Teaclus PeriOdicaI-T w Valentine, Albany,
Committee.
RECESSION Of The COasiiiuti0n-Joel Blackmer, New.
York, Committee.
Committees have also been appointed In each County
In the State TO obtain such EDUCATIONAL statistics ia
their several Counties may be Of interest and value
10 the Association. These County Reports will be
looked for with great deal OF interest they will be
expected 10 contain an amount OF information edu
cafiopal subjects which he obtained in other way
The following named gentlemen have consented 70 be
present and lecture before the Association
Prof Spencer, of Utica; subject" Thought and Ian
puape relatively considered"
Hon Ira Mayhem of Michigan subject" Education
Of the five senses"
Rev. c. ~ Chandler, Elmira; subject" The relation
of our Common Schools othe pepeuiy and prosperity
of our Repubic"
Prof A. j. Upt on of Hamilton College, subject
Rev Dr. Murdoch, VI Elmira; subject Tne necessi-
ties developed by railroads and elegraphs for adj
yapced state OF education In the masses
Prof C. II Anthony, of Albany subject
Mis- Elizabeth Howard, of Tpga County, is expected
10 read essay; subject" The state Of education
the leland Of Hayp'
Among the general subjects for discussion may be
mentioned The Albany University Randafs
Amendments to our School System" Operate OF the
present School Law The Subject OF establishing
State Board of Examiners with Auxiliary County
Boards and many Otser subjects of interest 10 teachers
Many of our most distinguished and experienced
educators expected to be present and take part In
these discussions and ii hoped that all who are en-
gsged in our great and good cause" will make their
arrangements be present and take dctce part IN
the proceedings of the meeting.
n. Z. STANTON, Jr., Buffalo, President
N. W. BENEDICT, Rochester, First Wee Pr-sdent
d. NJ. PITCHER, OFeso Second Wee President
A. r. WRIGHT, Emra, Third Wee President
Ts ADAMS Albany Fourth Vice President
j. n McELLIGOTT, SeWYork. Cor Secretary.
II. g. WINsLOW. Nunda, Recording Secretary
OLIVER AItEY, Buffalo, Treasurer
Executive Committee.