New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-14

fact thst hey ~sbl5 b. Oh sad TO I,bor H. - he
would tell III m Inst they must ~ork ADD ho-,.se 10
"ej Tow TOE hrg'" ~ r 20 ss caytstni Wal. .d
DC teryen,s or mGfiefli This would snow 20 n.y
| sSTy soOd Scholarship ~Ouli be- lie soil aeces-
ste Roe sesrs 10 Juvenile -ch. ole he Ca.8 sspa-
geo ~ ne Command % God n farnie. ,,s ~ sn-
vas rsht. When be h'st west - senooI h. ,.,st
u az viii eiEs BY Way 81 puB!snmant bu, q .s,t1
/ good. Inese were of hi. d-,s Of yeoS Nh
Mr.. MAynEw, Of Michigan. ob..,~';
;hS. Prov!tcrce haz So wlscly ORDERED s,sr..
mans hishes; duty, t a. ssS; pleasure HI, s,,.'
! clira'ion, oil TO po.n, IN ire same direction 20
! or 'houc .persusce his school tea, VIA.
duty to DO 10 muc be their h'gnes pleaIare n 80
Ia the 'ctooirocm, IS ,hroughou, n..,. So
should De no snisgopisrr. Puuc,u-ly hsi hem -.
90 To- Dir Mashe~ j-.uej ,be ublecth .hI,bo,,,,..
re c'tro MI irs's =" % ~ exemplary youn, 90, ~
hsc been uncer his ,y.tou VITA: was rgus n. 80, co
! true q many ubeIs, - @soa. the s.esk.,' "
'trted. The great thought he ~i-let o, L,,n, - 70
! me ore be- Rad s~-H"y rnrrc's'rd re, Il, -. -
room there shorie re 10 anita. onisr.c elemen,s
Mr.. NEwBERRY. of Ohio said we bss
been eNhorted 10 initiate Or Arnold re- ,ea.b.r H..
ASKED whether The Or correct In u.iny eo,oo,.--
! punishment for the moral oJeDss. Of .~e.rio, a.,
!yipg. lie ttlioyeG ;hls course would ncr-,., -.
o'l. The speaker bad pursued System Of BAL.lo
stEuc..on in such cssoa. On Monday ho ssve ,,..,
/ 10 BE- answered t. bcxt Monday by .isyl. $500
/ the bioie ON on" in-'arce, hearing ttst /. 80
usei en- cs'h, ne Gsec tee question. "waa, ,.y,ss
Bible ct prC;sno swearing = The n, 4 II a., -
hiy feaolbe I" answer th- qae.ton ne believed eura,
! the boy Of his Elm
Mr.. SWAN, Of Boston, gave history If
the contest At the East Ia regard to corpo'es puus
| ment. lie thought J. vas settled that We mast b,s.
sound discipline a, any rate. "a to rules, he xOsy
have Jut ore; II should De- " Do hight; do as sen q.
/ you car This should be constantly repes:eA Ba
would Fave teachers frequently converse With ,ss,r IN.
| pills upon morel questions. lie would nave eeiarn
taught lipdnes. Of manner, ~ the example OF TIA
teacher lie Ga rc ccl0.g 20 .ac new s.hoo, h,h,J
been sropg advocate OF coryoraal punish meat B,
Thought all ,be Distressed s.uilmeut Ia ,n- CON nan,y
was the product ~ lack Of Independence no, OK
honesty on the part CT teachers t6mselyes Taey az
not BEGIN risht Stand bofoe sour .col h.s f,lh.r
in his family, ard let the children know insi you as
| In earnest.
The hour having arrived for the delivery
| of the next Lecture, me Chairman introduced
Prof. 5. 5. HALDEMANN, OF Alabama.
! who gave an oral lecture upon
| THE METHOD or TEACHING ETyM0LoGY
This Lecture, although very interest
ing, of kind that cannot be reported CONSISTING
as dd, OF examples OF sounds OF letters pronuu.
/ ciaion OF words, arc their mutations /, cave tia
hearers many IDEAS Of etymology and It's import,
ance A pair of bellows with a nose dued 90 a 10
speak distinctly the words mamma "pspa," &c.
crested much amusement The professor was Loudly
| spplauded
DR.. McKEEN, of New York, then Of.
fered the following preamble and resolutions whica
were unanimously adopted
Vh1rsas, A suitable commemorstion Of the WORTH
who pass out by death from our mlist 10 NEE, al
proper and whereas tire late JOHN GRIScoM, Ii Dot
burr ger, N J., VINO was ona OF the chlst founders
Of this AssociatioD-a gentleman venerable irom be
age, w,e from bis experience, universally respected
tor the agency which has exerted In the cause OF
Education and Philanthropy las decessod acs tho lst
| meeting of the Association, therefore,
Resoired, That this Association sympehle and crntIs
desire record in Tho action Vt this Association hgf
! respect for ms memory
Re.o,ed That the Secretary OF this Association be re.
Quested to communicate this preamble ana this reso uon %
the family OF the deceased
Mr.. Brown, of Pennsylvania, offered
the foowp Ing preamble and resolutions:
Ukl-eGs, complete education embraces the doEsop.
meut Of the whole naD, ply .ica msuual, and moral,
| and whereas the development, OF tue later 10 Of
equal or greater importance than either OF The oAe;
! therefore,
schools and the pupils Instructed ia the general principle
RsoireJ That Prof Henry be requested to read at To,
next meeting OF this Association, ts paper winch ne va
| expected to read at this
Some debate ensued. Mr.. McELu-
corr, OF New York, was In favor OF tho reading Of gAs
Bible at the opening Of schools.
llr. WHITEHEAD, Of Newark, was in Ia
vor of special report upon this inporan, subject 10
| moved that the reseluto, be referred to COMMITTEES
OF which Mr.. MoEilgo,t should be Chairman.
MIR. HENRY. of n. Y, thought it was
the most important matter Of School D.clpllne 10
ihousht the firm sta ad of the Roman Catholic Chura
for their talth In matters of Education, made lnca&
bent upon Pro.estanrs to stand equally hrn BY sas
! onen Bible never 10 consent that II snail be closed
He insisted that Ii was all imporsn! TO liberty and
every phase of well being Wn.n this Book cio''a'
the Sun of Liberty has 90. forever.
MIR. MctLLlGorT deprecated the idea
of cepsuIng any denomination for sny cour'e res"a
% the Bible lie for simple expression On 'noP
priety of reading the Bb.e wlthOu. the least sAasoa"
doctrines OF any kind.
Rev. Mr.. FISH, of Newark, made Anew
remarks, but, as he was not member, ne was ca''"
order.
DIR. McKEEN. of New York. hoped mo
whole matter would be lid over until next year, W'sa
! ve could have more time.
Mr.. WHITEHEAD said the importance Of
the subjec, demanded immediate action. Tiers Va
much difficulty In some places In getting children So
| schools where the Bible was read. He hoped the n@
ter would be referred TO special committee
Mr.. SWAN moved that the resolution e
lsid upon the table. Carried, by the casting Voaa
the President, Mr.. Buckley, Of WilIamsbursa)
MIR. WICKERsHAM, OF Pennsylvania
here introduced resout IN for the raising Of aeon
mtee to report st the session. the proper me'los
of pronounciDg the Latin and Greek languages "'~
particular reference to their be.I.og upon Eas'n W
molosy.
Mr.. RAINEY said that the subject VIZ
purely pathological question. lie said that" w.
matter bey ond the proper reach OF the scienaac A'
alton, Cto which one member said il belonged and