New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-05
NEW YORK STATE TEACHERS ASSOCIATION
Second Da,-NossIse srssoS.

Dewey, OF this cry
Mr. V4.ntue asked permission to read lettar from Mr.
Rsposn. cf Washington. The letter read.
~. President tender. "a the Aso uvi, o1
from Brewster Esq. of this ey, attend alevee At
bis residebc.. on WEDNESDAY evening.
Mr. CruterceD OF New York, objected ingt would D.
.oI -i,i. for the Association 10 sccep' invtaoo
uritss il WAS offered BY Mr. as friend ~ h;i .'.
The President sisted the facts as far a. he knew them
al r,i+reo the Efforts OF the local COmmiitee to suo-
serve the objects ~ the Association
lI.f B.Btoic at this city maze ss remarks IN svor
Of scctptug the Invitation, highly complimentary 10 the
gentleman Who had prohereo the Assoc'Su n In , '
ies a. his house The invitation unanimou,ly &C
copied
he regulsr exercise was then in order a Lecture
MouN,- Intellectual culture, by Mr.. Riddle, OF New
luk. THIS lecture written witn great Aut
PRODUCTION worthy careful attention Inc lecturer pro
Gee describe the motives offered by the crcnm
Of country az the present time and pre,en
socsl condition aud tend.ICi-s national effort {" stSn
bs culture than has hitherto been ,aed The
e1 NJ 20 ~hIch mental cultivation carried any quarry
The criterion b, ~hh to IGdg- 81 rs real pros
D, ry Xnc The exc, lrHce OF It's institutions The develop
ne, of MAN. hs her n ud oe thu object at polr
cal Institutions a. attain the means OF sstSi Ing his
lhyscs ne, eses be bis fret grind ob-ct Ia pJnt o.
ne The .. 81 m.ds Ia the highest degree OF
cuiivsuor minds Taught with he highest products aud
msbtesstoLs at nsb highest being the highest glory
Il hath u. The eyiG OF superior culture ~ mad
f entirely national hiefa'nr- looking ~ m ORC
Gu;iops 81 The pen As the only practical OF dgny
en- ruing the degree of tai eXceleuce either OF
ii. l. n uOIydual To hx The pO,tI 81 eur couury IN
All
si,s literature THIS h. th ught b. m-sgrr and though
possessing br GIT par ocular stars not At al All
otat- ine progress the usiin in Other RESPECTS tie
u ttA irn Chat Lii that We have nothing that by any
see ul,rS can b. dtnombaied national literature COu-
=, -ll t+ n,su, rNce-Dcies f our Il neal -yste
tuit esp-ca ly dlscr-cit hle In this country,
ana afnrd.d ng motive for eArr n this direction
t. ctir,t l. 10 be united Tor by deficiency OF in
te,ecr III uhit rsn spun ct he sg- An thar
II otN. for efi,it attain mtLtal culture the ndu
e1c4 II utuo have upon society iiing macy sy
1 . al Nt- Il. fla
tueI.e ot Nug'is Georgics, The discovery OF ts,cd
literature in N. osrk IL influence in dspeIg mat
osls.s. The fleets OF Loe oulerc ana the Index tSPu
.gaCriuu-, WEE clf'd.
te lecture occupied aD hour and half ye, tn merit Of
the Exercise received Psu-ut attention to rs delivery
Y.tui.-os io b.. re- A to he fully appreciated
The pr,s'dtn, stated the proper business would now
b, he CONSIDERATION OF ID point IN the port Ut Atera
in, 81 the S,hon Laws, s-ich the SEPARATION II
ite Oce Of slate Superintendent from that o Secretary
{ I st-
ne President annouuced tha' Mr. Randall he Secretary
a. >n,s wss r,seDt Who expected would vr the
Ass,,iaii, d sih remabs. Nc Randall being called for
,srcl C. ta he Pres-n To- t-n 80 nr discussion of
& NJ IT., by others hoped the ircrs and fullest dis
cLsslon WoulG thk' place
Mr. C.lburn SAP NJ r- 70 open the Sty r the discus
son lis SUI ect by other memh r. ot tue Association
H.. tSvcr.d he parsun the Office of state Supern
t.I cert iron hat II Secretary 80 Stale
Mr Valentine thought the Office Of Safe Superntend
.tt r.ouir, d il- Ekat time IT et lent like
ur, O. Mann, Massachusetts tie said our schools have
.iorrso-d he tune ~ss ~h"n Massachusetts, with
an b,I 70 boast o. refer 70 the Scnoo Sys
:, H. of New York, model Ia follow. NV their
s,h..s Ar. vastly ahead Of ours Why th-y have had
AL thc, IT superiDtr neet cy ot their schools
NJ Weller "t M"uit Morris sP"k- IN favor Of the itsm
il The r. uort u TIE cOmmt of when COMMITTEES ne
wa. II, bid presented petitions tor ihi. obl-c, IL had
be-, o, cied thai have many offices already Bat
b. would be cheaper tor the State 10 separate
h. "ioes
Mr. We, CIV orh euumt rated the different offices de
vo,ins uvon The SECRETARY STATE Can. Commission
H. nj OF the University, &c &C. which Il you'd take
ad- The Schools OF Connecticut supefintended by
psccal teacher
Deed ODE in this State personally to visit schools,
&c 70 watch then op-at ons Une who snal nsys oppor
~ Nv iuog 81 them, bun 20 secure the CORRECTION
,t.,Il. aLo pert q ttl- sy-en
NJ, K.ro.I .sr h- fO,e to DIR al opiunn which he
Iao ut previously d"re lie coucarrec Ia ne oPg'on'
q ifos+ VITO bad spoken Oh his question hr Wood
worth had ,oi all tho dur-s NJ hi, office
Secretary q STATE A. mDer Of tn- Board ~ Canal
- n,-ror-rs b. bad 70 At up political Appointments,
H., ! - trustee of d"L pubr n-'Iu'Ions, aud du
to ioo rureour be- -p-' fled II j. u-''y inpossbs
o u, S.T.fary 81 stt g ter 20 Tho dunes % Snp-r
tIc,u e. Conn IN schools whose oune- would Do nu-
sbd lsh,ri Us enough I" p~ri"rm hAny eanses
% J. c L. The soTafur 81 our scb Ole We nave had
igc,nl.,t b-fw--D P"yerf, and Wealth To- regard 10
- =, Other nuencr. had Op-raed 10 un ct II our
, OF, mon Scnool sy-i-ni Mr. K sid h. should -scDm-
20 u HE B.xi annual re- when wour probably be
~ l4,t ore irAf the two Offices be s-pWtt~d IA N
he phS seal - -Dkih OF TX meu aud th- Intellect OF
tic not tam iuJ pro IN the duues iucu no nt
uta he SECRETARY IT state and Sa.-int n0-nt IT Com
n,I S,bools tAsy IN ud be. lie meant Who rs
,n'tr,c upon he 0uy 81 Superintendent OF 'hoos 10
,l hit Dr.. gf,3i o.. rct but h. found bra time aud
20 us.d ~ y ohrT Lurrs tnat cud pert
Il properly H. sp'ke o the n'cess # supervision
oLt case. ny Ia ,he r,por from csra dis
80 ny received 800 more thsn thrv sIOnldn
,il. uue 4 lea, Thss- must uled hOweyrr ica
Mn ~, Us ser. sh-r- the decision Ut 'h- sop-rnt-n
o-bi i. final matters Of the kreI-st D-nt, IA
vow. aul ,-w Il the matter -hOlid BE- ID and
i- S-r-iay Of Sls hid Not by possible means tbs
rtlfutTy a. Judge iL-g, ni', with perm p forty press
il pou hin' a tn -aur moment.
lao b.,n sad H. State Superintendent han attended
Tn >fai. (ouy,uton brure he EIp-c'ed surs perhaps
i. very day r Albany paper for b. ~ ~ from
y, HaI b,arG Dufqu' rum Or quorum determined
go .,r- hr J. cplriuaed by ssyu the p'ufs nsd been
c-aily justly st,'.d that D. let I'D vt % hon
O. ate ~ niu % sifi hulc NJ assent 10 tnrrn
Tie uu-,f1D Iu-u tkeD fh- adn pIon If thu
20 Atf.. IL The h-D, r ou AM ndnsnr- ln our aYOl
t,aaraf.o ffoa nrcr.fay II S'-irf tt uuanmOu-ly
s',p'-o Notice 49, PRO- tp.ep ~ouo siye boz
Of ce III Pr-scelt p-.ted the iny ioa 0f dr BreT,'r
" d. isa accepted. ., -p-nd inls evening ~ his
Lolse. requested ILL uefbrrs % tie 10 Tao
o. .-nd 20 os present. aud X from This IL 81 a.
Ac,1urp,e to u.,-ta a. O'Clock. PN
AFrERN0os sEssIOs.
The AssOcief 2 th- me President IN
lie ,lsir IT, 90 opened 9TH prsysr Oy Rev
NJ hil EGi'or Of IN, G,Aes,- Eraass'f't
Nr Sf-o,n one o. the Secretaries oi the Ass ,cisOn
T. 0Utieo g-iusinn 20 letter from the lie. hers VI
Alrufn. he Letter "a red.
Ar no~e 81 Csusnc,gu., substitute for the ~
~ Dg pm The K, poIt Alterations ~ no School
I-R- VI that tho oh of County ~up-rine ld-nf De
.s.o HT Hoe wished d; 20 DE- @cf-d y tnis County
sup-titf-rreut be- 90. s,tr.r of
81 BAtknsu. OF NeSlo TX hop-d me last sugKestiOn
guc TOT t pre-seo rh~ gouid open led Tor fep4fe
ut -s. 81, 80 W. sLsTe the ohe: might % easily
Cfpor.o n
81 Yong q Livoni4 OBJ oted 20 the substitute 10.
co,.-l : me ~ md WIN 20 take
81 ,oburr 'i,-d 70 th- substitute, because We o.
sof g-i y lie f-p- opposed to Il, And will only
uihaifa.s rs 20 4't+u ptl
Tie,Bh.t uie va lost.
Pr, Uts,u - han lion College Rad lecture upon
DO Uh.t O. P,.eflSoi hn0rlo6RsF We often think No
Il efest c-s bu when attempt 70 Tell o,n-rs WAX