New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-06

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ing the difficulties in the way OF p-O--ous improve
r NJ srs ing fon the is7isoL Of Their -pIers Of -
ior. T. Sl.eriricrfebf recommends N in--4a-ei
fpD.or-ilfi fr th'r con'i0u srcf. md te b-'cvea
thf; ls'uc'iou 10 The .heorY so prs'ce - i D.,
mett b. ~ re ,csl'y dfa.ed auln So greet
loAy e talcifff ~ emp sirsa Bllrt ~ .7n
rH.fe9 srd e.rerenco1 teachers = le~'r-@ n 'he
Institute than BY relying uppn N1rns 50 'o',.
lars thcusanSs - . scI.rs aou'f 'fe-s ~ ll'--
lrog'c Bee of the best mode. - i1s--1 ton an -f
oiprne ard apply II immefis'-'v ~ tn s'h''l'
Tbi- plan b. fully tested 10 II s.ct --@'' All
found sgrclssfr'. " sl-1 recon- ~erts p r'0t -.
ssr n or II az ~ T-acherg s-0o A. lLs By Goa
dc' prov ding for their Incorporation.
The Superintendent; recon n-ufs the sinp 4ti'1
Of BE school nscnneTY md more Ell '-n' 0r- 81
zsiion Of tia Ds'rct pfficers- Toe shaIt D'''rr'
meeting should he held a. 8 tten and uniform TN
throughout the State Inc fret Tuesday Of OCTOBER
il suggested.
Fnnr place. are suggested FOR the purpose Of sec1r
ing more efficient Eupsrv- ion of 'hol - Ace n
hly District Snperin.eDd-pt- Comfy super ni-ni-
eu,- Senate District and Judicial Ds'uct >lpsrln-
t4ndeu,s Tina, oi County sGperini-nden;s i sinc-
toned bv the continuous and uo''rm approve ~ Al
the STATE Sup4rintenoents since -4l-sni the recon
uendaioB is again renesed. The want OF such an
officer he's compelled the Department 70 act uPpn sta'
ti-dc- inoomfefe Incorrect. AMI 'tten couraic-
tory The time has come when eulogy UPON 'y''o n
30 imperfect in - operations so4 80 inafeqI47 >
the remsnos for the education Of OD' ODD cnhlren,
should 90 a. g, ard reformation commence
Under the hsad Of Colleges ADD Ar@ienieS' roe
Report take. the GROUND that tn Legislature sh'nd
devi,e ZONE general uaiOrIn system for regna'i1g
grsDis Of public money III such IN tnner 'ht' rlsy
sb, ud ces-e t. be Gade upon vague eAprc1il'1
Of ZONE value being given 10 the STATE in ira AMI
shall b. come the con-id6ra N Of d-hnt'e 1nfrhf'
for D escr bed services 80 to be rendered. ina h-y
,hsll ,ru~e 10 the n neit OF the Fhrle pe1pe suf
not Cf limited class-invit~s the con-l iera'ion OF
the plsn proposed by tie lat report OF the perrin
tepdent of mmen schools rr4l rng ~ Ast's-
mics 10 give free tuition 10 number OF plJus 20
portioneo 10 the monty they receive from tie Sac,
y h, are t. receive safe app Jiutneu; p" tn3 Aft-
erny 20 The prize for excellence IN the 20 n n m
Schools 10 be a-cartsoet by examination A. sttt-i
usrods: end that in Ike msnDfr, free set 'lir.ht)s
in the Colleges receiving pubic money shodil De
granted To numhei opo'hooe1 10 me mpney 'ney
respectively receive of the succe.-'u csnfl1 te' ~
stated e1anina ions il the Academies. In tbs way
the public money inste ~ oi being apped To 70 ilce
tie eIpeuses OF thb-e VINO have tie pee v I ~
10 oefsy the residue of thCse expenses whc1 Is %
youd the ability Of the macy. 81. ensre II ~ bag
81, wiihou, distinction OF 81 a. condition. - se
whose previou. talents and industry have r'vei
Ekelv i0 receive the TaXiDum OF aiyalta59 from
higher education.
A. ate, atioDs TO this plsn presented for c)n-
siCerh,Iou.
l. The Institutions receiving money from the Safe
shcnd be required 10 give such and msoy courses
of public lectures upon agricultural chemistry aol
other branches OF physic4 science OF direct prach
utility a. NAV be commrns ura'e with tns an 1unt
orsr;ed 10 seive in cjdes aud village the com.
pleIne ut Of the evening schools which have been
estabhed FOR The benefit Of those whose asoc atoms
corsUme the day.
@ The investment OF money granted TO College.
in the establishment OF Irofessorshps OF the at OF
teaching for the purpose OF giving free Instruction 10
tbose qualifying themselves for that pr )iesson, and
by making use Of their fixed capital, saving the state
from The expense OF Duplicating the entire machinery
Of Normal Schools.
B. Tie investment OF the grants IN Libraries to be
Kept open for the of every citizen aud 40 selected
A. 10 be interesting and useful 10 those devoid OF class
iCal education.
None o. these plans urge exclusively or other
wire than exsmpl.s; but the Legislature are urged
70 mature son,e ~ steInaiic scheme Of policy, ny
which the literary nsiita ioE of every grade may be
made To cooperate Dsrmoniousiy: 10 the pablo IN
.stiucton under Arrangements ~ comprehensive ani
imparial Of those which secure ths p"pn ary. per-
ma ence and success of the Primary schools.
The s. stem of collecting teachers wages by rate
bin i. condo nDed and hops are cherished that t1s
day j. rot distant when a most ebli gh'eued publc
opinion shall demand Schools entirely tree -Then IN
our scmntries Of learning, from the lowest to the
highe-i 10 distinction shall be known among the pa.
pile snve that which il the reward OF industry and
good conduct.
The documents accompany the Report are w.
luminous and instructive. embracing sDDe te rs OF
iup0r-rC which have never been obtained sincs the
creation Of the independent Department of Public In
struction but no. admitting Of being condensed iDo
al abstract.