New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-04

OF this plan that many other places having sufficient
wealth will follow the example without aid from abroad
6. Exhibiting so popular and practical mode Of eie-
waiting the profession oil teasng for the female Sex that
wealthy ladies will endow teacherships for themselves
or their friends, and wealthy parents will do the sane
for their daughters.
While the ladies Of this Association regard judicious
efforts 70 increase the compensation and enlarge the cir
Gle OF female employInens desirable temporary pal
isves they consider the grand root Of most OF the
evils suffered by womento be- the fact that her prof
s0Rdi Gbties are not made honorable
When the training Of the human mind in childhood
TIE care OF the human body in nsnsy and sickness and
all the other domestic duties of woman, made IS
honorable and renunerahie law medicine and diyin-
removed.
These evils have resulted in times past, from no de-
sire Of one 70 depress the other but rather from
want oil appreciation Of the causes of these evils in both
parties There Is no doubt that all Just and geners1s
men are az anxious 10 remedy such evils any
con be, and whatever American mothers ami daughters
unite IN seeking az needfu to their best welfare Aer
fan fathers and brothers will cheerfully bestow.
Believing this TO be So the ladies interested in this
plan make Il their first aim the appreciation
AID interest Of the ladies Of this city cOnhdeut that
when this is done, the needful funds will speedily be
furnished through their influence
II is believed that Il the ladies Of NewYOrk thus
cure the endowment Of one institution, the a1es Of
other cities w do the same, and that tdus the more DIES
ttute portions of land will be supplied with schools
and teachers.
One Institution on this plan was commenced two
years since in Wisconsin, by the influence Of ladies OF
this Association The following extract of letter from
oDe,o the Trustees shows the success Of the plan thus
far
The offer Of $1,000 in Library and Apparatus two
years since condition Of union 70 support nstu-
ton proved entirely successful No denomination now
think, would wish to appropriate this institution for
it is deeply nronched in the synpl hies Of the whole
community, and is stronger and better every way than
it could be if controlled by one sect.
The organization OF the institution on the College
plsn has proved equally successful The teachers them
selves enthuasc in their delight at the working Of
the plan end the citizens no lees The idea that
Woman can secure remuneTdtius profession that will
confer honor on ladies OF the highest position and educa
ton lie felt to be practical idea destined TO pro-
duce greatresults
The fact that the citizens of Milwaukee at period OF
pecunaTy pressure, stimulated to erect
noble building by the uncertain prospect Of the pro-
posed endowment is another evidence of the efficiency
Of the plan The building IL completed and the chief
ornament Of the city While nearly one hundred and
fifty teachers and pupils already within its walls
hear from all parts of the State that young ladies
looking forward pits privileges in preparing for the du
ties Of teacher a. the Normal Department is
endowed and organized
The Ladies Association in this city, and the influence
the city Clergy in their several ecclesiastical bodies
viii schools for teachers faster than pro-
vide them,