New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-15
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY, AUGUST 15 1888

NAV take place when no other white per.on presso
sb.l be d,..d ard taken De the slayer uole-s tbs sad
ovper or ether p--.on having the care .hAl MAKE ne
uary appear by the testimony Z" ~i! r. P1E ~
,,Ifoa h, evn oqfs bad been drawn IN qieTi'n w
oliror WAS svays sgsns; this provision being coosruei
81 a. po, nGterta ia the act OF t-l .rd u e 70
BE- i-ken part Of it But To C"sr :" app AS o. I'm
% Nc 80 ruled that prisoner on tri~ tor TIE nar1er
Of slave under the act Of l- aud whose de ,;h toos
place uben DO white person vas present. ana sniie tle
s.vs Va in bis charge might eIcul pate mms-lf ~ rs
n, oath Ivas bound therefore, 70 say 20 the Jnry
tat n Ms Rcyud had BEEN offered 10 her eErups
tons .h. ugkt been svorp, although mere ana "a
.v.ry other psce both b.re aud st-r hsd -I5r-s'-i
great repugnance TO present sGea temptation 10 Fer
TIE about q trained 20 hunt ranAEsy negroes
IL am glad 10 see particularly lad TO TIE d'r- ~
Sout, C-rOnisns believe = . frade no~ ne=ti snl
ever vi meet Nth the Adherence Of -Y-rJ rslt minded
hun master,
lam sony to see Sir the name Of Sarah " G'nke
psrsd.d vitDss. Of the alleged shane OF mr. n.a'-
state II nay BE- that solitary instance, slch as ~
stated page = q the Key, may bsvs occurred bl'
born raised II South Car IA nave ever "f-o
within Der limits tave mingled moe than most persons
with ali clas,es Of her people and ~ y-~rs Of
sse was born and rsis-d 10 the SOCIETY tn-H'' .hl
have trust both BY nature snd edG'~ton Al ne NJ
fu ana knc feelings which belong . tn,t sect snf y,
don't reesl. q .v-r have seen slave With al ron
collar On the neSt II there oe pisce on m Fl7re
Slaves iresied with more sndn.,s than Enlte .oor-r'
Il - ChGr.f9E Such cruelty as MIS- GTinke deAis -
occurring he under her observation would not mr. e
tcier0td toT al hsur.
II that the en9cfnents oi - msl- 'Ol tnc
savage and iDtr scsb- Of Arrears then constituting
The slaves q South Carolina poirtto sevsrues which then
.1i.t.o but ~bich are Low altogether unku"~n WY
they rsked up can only be answered oy saying
il for the purpose Of lncrta'itg prejudice
Oyerseir -. nornos whai they Patrick Henrys
or even Sarah GrH h. TINE Thy ar not nos se1r
alU tru.l and uhuu task thy arc ofea intel
gtut mep al are asSys selected for habits OF active N
ou., When uaser- are humane over'er- Ar- ne 'e''s
nj, 60 also Now AID thin cruel oversee or era-i
us-ier may BE- ouno Are ssveowo-rs or Southern n-'r
I tu;oIs 10 be Judged by such examples
| Generally, ave- the nth are treAted with more
kmou.sf, hsy. more comiorts ADD more money o. teL
own than free servants tie NJrto Europe ms
nay BE- denied. have only to ssy to Mrs s,"e and AL
| WHO think a. she does come aud
! Uni. Cbsrle,ton Columbia Camden, Gov Atkins plan
,aon AZ Jehos.er, Col Hampt,ns near COluno'a Col
near Camden ard then he whole upper part o.
The State and If the Instiun Of slavery b. depicted
IL Uucle Tom the hey MAKE II known jar asi mn
'''' JcHs BoLros ONEALL.
sa,f,efdo, s c. July z. 1855
The institution Of Slavery lie what the Lap declnesb
10 be the DE- yor,meDt Of Shareholders another affair
Goduen are bad laws every where ese-then
why rot in South Carolina Many good man would
revolt at the idea Of sending woman TO jail for deot
she bad 10 means Of paying yet such lass have oag
existed and are Done the less nhuman because good
men will not take advantage Of them. Ed
| NETWORK STATE TEACHERS CONVENTION
Addre,. adopted for general circulation, by the New.
York STATE Teachers AssoeIation. at their recent
Convention, held AT Rochester
TtAoHtHs or NV YORK:
We would speak lew serious words 70 You On every
side Of Us evd-nces OF progression la 'gcn1'-
in mechanical inventions, in The accumulation OF Se'th
| w see The fruits Of the progressive spirit . -.
But il not true do you not kH0e that E1no''lon 10 th
We believe TO be Jaot shch the general IMPRESSION OF
the De, pie Of this State vii confirm, that Educt IN among
Up j. IN the point Of r6frogressioH
We ask YOU a. Teachers Of Ner York, TO look about
youl The great States Of Massachusetts, and ONO have
perfected ahorOugb and Efficient system OF pubic n.u'
lion ard supervision while Michigan md Iowa are dong
| m.thii effectively 10 the same direction
But our own state which has hitherto led the way and
which is regarded as sn example OF perfection IN
education. is really IN danger Of falling into n- rear
Teachers If New York these things "ogh n u - 10 p-
They must net thu. remain The patients pu'e Is siw
hut his malady is not ncurable tie l. not oey"n1 The
reach Of proper remedies Too much sgis alton and con
tiuua snses il educational enacments have done mach
evil But the is really in soVr hands VIII YOU lioor
Teachers of New York believe in the necessity Of
The appointment OF State Supernten d-n' OF Com mo-
Schools ". believe the ph0 tia- aud strength OF
siren, man should be devotedso our Educational interests
his Is slmott universally concedsd lie, US unt- 10 '-
Effort 10 secure the sdop II this s,utAry n-.s1re Ls
US repeat respectful petitions and our earnest ana con
vcLg arguments until W hare state superintendent OF
Public in,iTucticn r,.:
iios H. the various towns aud counties ui toe State la
this way desirable acquaintance may he formed scpr
eel syupAtbs excited and Valuable inormt on "Otth-i
Let labor 10 effect such orr AMI iiion during The c1ups
year. s 49,,
We would call your attention 10 another ne ans OF Al
cement Political psr-r, religious sect. phy'r' th7
lasytrs 81 large associations have hof estA'N's1
presser their iourrsls snd published reports one y-t'
$40 he State Association established monthly paper IN
titled me Aer York IeacAer The oi The en-r
uris- thus far has been beyond eIpeca"L and ' future
prospects encouraging but there It'll much 70 pe
done in oroer accomplish the obsct proposed It's err
cuaion should be extended uIt lie funds val support
. weekly issue without an increase OF price VII n A"
trcft teaoheT contribute dollar year Tor TINS pur'
poe. AL previous II, rts 10 sustain an ucs'on'l Jour
bal STAT. have tailed and the penJdc. recently IS
absbe q will ioIg az unless All teachers IA D. ID
Que, iurnh Liberal sld c"ntnu.d contributions ION
Their PEI d their purses for lis support
Teachers OF New srk We ask you nj, teachers ~
l.R.s and Academies, aud nmon Schools 81 NJ With
as ia cur State Association W, all together teachers
UPON the same pl storm We are al gagged IN esm-n ~
d. primary education, and II Will DO as goa - me-, ~
etr Let not separate and 20 backSsTa, but lei Us
uh.itf SId adrdacs.
Let Us have state Super ntenf ent GfPub lnsraci n
Let ps orr sust.n r"Wn aud County Asoclspns
let Us every pay and Ertte for the New "rk
Teacher and especially let al meet toy ettsr' sud
the true inttre Is OF noroaSh education II o4r
State vi be sustained and adv sncei
Pap+rs friendly to the interests Of Educ,ion IN our
STATE will plesse 10 publish the above.
NETWORK STATE TEACHERS ASSOCIATION.
To EG,or Of hen Y. Tribsre.
SIR According 10 my promise sent you some ac-
count of the proceedings OF The State Teachers Ass-
cistop held al Roch, ster the % 81 aud 4h inst II
may not be devoid of interest your readers II sid
mething TO that report Omitng incidents connect
ed with the excursion and the meetings OF toe Ascot
ton. Nv PURPOSE was to leave NeW-York in the last
train & o clock. Monday, = NJ. / looked AZ nv watch
and found il lacked quarter but We in the lower
mari at Brrsd 4 and must % 10 Clinton place Eighth