Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-01-19
Thu state Teachers Association.

IT BARD. Our et0tS @ @
t,on. delivered before the Convent 10" nee
al Thibodaux on Saturia" the 2'th h''ihh''
We .fip from the ThihodanS ht'ae'e'' 's
remarks ,,r,, The School System oil on o''n
!. c,ear,y his thorough knowledge upon
The subject. They will BE- pef''se' ~ ~
e,;enis of Public Schools, with pleasure
.ts,v;ngb been elected by the people o. a
-s,t stair to the Office ut superintendent
If Public Education. It shall ne M r.as''ns
aim to nd snce The cause OF nn,Fr'sa' F''''".
ton, irrespective Of party AMI fe't.'oas =,
| e~ctlonaal prsiiudiees. lie he q eaneafi'' ~
the great safeguard nj tree institi'itn"s i.
moral isver If the: warin me a ,s'
which changes the marble m 0 the diahioHa'
q. sn,ee Of our friends al the NORTH as nav
Ing recognised this great rrtnels ie. aha tfe'i
~.rttnr NOON it with an es,Frss Q! Eh"i,,e
,.hich commands the airniratIvfi OF me "oif"
fiat they did not stand al Il distance ana ,e"
This great sti 5iect IN ihe abstract put my
.rann,ed with j t as being the sfea' i'4ii"s'P"-
tai .n.a.nre BY which 10 anatysr man " va
,,,re In b.ild onward. ami make stnfloas
on, great couisanu eoan.rs that tfies tia mo-
audible about the theorieso OF ateissf rhi"'s'-
ui,ers-ani aoabtitg every tifii'e- a., tsuti,s
!. but that they setze'l upon sy ten i'oN'"''''
moral, AMI physical. when ny 'aeh -
} ,,,r arrangements and permasett WsasfAa-
nr..sn..l themselves to the world as
s;,nnie lnte!iig.lle, rand, and beanttih'.-
Hare the Hon. Superintendent enlarged upon
; ~. y,oa results arising from these siit,}tc.s:
J .,ai i ,int,.i out the wo!nl dei'cieirv OF 'he
t,,a. her IN imgartinz knowledge 'tat me
,,.ss, ! .v~teu, OF cducation. lie aHuoea 70
H.. nr.,,,.s ION AS eng second to none rs
r..snpn.i ~J..itie> ali oAefai, ianofA. I" =" ~
: r.ss,t. ufsf,icnftg.e o. the paft hthe 's"'"e,
. that h.. m ISL not ae SATISFIED WIN ""Pe'nS'"'
: i attainjurnts. that IL teach xeii pe 'udSl 'h"i
attphtv undo fsta.d what he Processes 10 'ear"
q and the best WAY 81. DONG I';-a!so ~ VIC
nar,,,r,ous system ai employing persons a.
teachers incompetent t" 'is tasS- 'a"@e ~
,oar.,v consider il heir "n>lness 10 ses.
.hib,,s, AZ the would criminals iof 80 many
IT hons in the Scheat room. al " fi'ft"if a.
,et,a l., which Ia step into a u'"Fe lf"a''"f
J, and lucrative business.
He then remarked upon thf ii e'f'i"s .
80 schools. and very ANY as asset toe i'iH'5t"'
.e that all MANKIND must first learn 70 'eS'
70 pr,,ea oeiore they can govern. te S"' )"
d. eolltl not endorse the Anticipated all" ''"e
- ru!e ri the roo w.:ich maintained ''''e' en-
Us eniet through The fear % cofiefta' PUNISH
e. n,.tt. pu w ,iiA rather 'ihh,tld fu''hs y
ne Ep,. than tear. rather gives, ot Inc true ma
>, nettc tnWer al sy.ntaths N.ti'h "S "> w. ~
w ,,. mn, nj yos eTtln,e,i;. He sad Nal ~ ia
We S,,tfa there were a c>rtaHt c.a>s o! yos''= me-
les nufEsl out witt. a fa!. AMI empty ~rtlTa't.
to %.sltlpr at defiance TAG authority to u S'''
s,,.d which was peTriictobS aud dettt"Fa'
III ziurIn the xtreru". that such young III.
~ Shoola be treated III 4 mild but determine
ON mamie that they should be ron'teitea
mr.. submit to the rules !aii Tor the ohSef>aii'
oil order or DE Eeren.ptoriiv C!sFiisS'd d. /
referred 10 the military sch'ois III ON i"i
II and recommended the tntIcd' ct!pit ol the
non graceful and heaithiu! exercises 10 a ccfia
extent ! to oUr PRIMARY aud Pui'tc >*h'o
h.. tauaght that the maxim 81 the aiict'i'ts
sound nlsnd III a sound body was a S&pa 9
and that nothing had done 50 't''';h 70 II
rod s.rv. the phs.icai exceiience> OF the sftetu
NJ. ra,y OF E.lg!aud a. manly rAerci>e af III
f schools and Uui:ersit e, and "~eirrta" 7
'"h Association to the beautiful picture "t MI
tart Loo ne. on The insiguraiing sports OF tn -
dent Of CamnridLe. He te,ietaled tss
com.I.ui practice Of sending South IN ch
~" arpu t. the North to be eiH atr't- aud ep'
MS OF the isadvan ages Of such Il system 10
ney South at lar"e, sutstanlt"tttiS tf' if''h'
,elsrpu., ia Mr.. Calhoun AMI other emu,
statesmen. sad that he loved the North
her many great am good men, tor her pnf'1
the streams. her hills aul mountains baptized
beauty. b. accredited AL honor 10 f"f enc
,,. her noble institution but declared that
ie OF IS n. I.,,,n,.,,a, of,riuJ and nj
TOT ter.
too He spoke oil the great necessity o' ,h'A
sch,n ,uok> at tE.nlc, aud condemned IN;
-, Worth. IN baoks as benz objectionable III
the extreme. Hethnught with Aies. fepe I
vent vice to be ha ed need but 10 be zen. and r
and from several works the peilir!otis leach
~. OF Northern fanatics. alluded Ia TIE "iiofhi
= amunnt Of money Annually tli'il't5 rs va,
al" tie North ia this palticulaf fFaie. a.'d Hi
pro- the necessity 81 Offering prize. 10 thdh'f :
.,r,- tiemen OF ABILITY tn engage IN fh's iattt,
work OF cn,Itptaton.
-hieS The Normal schools system receive Z
J re- siderable attention. He regarded IT 'dtt
bly,. spoke at some length upon ats great
~. gree @, excellence. ami thought It to bt
imperative duty resting upon parents. AZ
o' tor, and teachers. 10 use their utmost I'll
,o,nt for its success. and urged the necessity Il
as a the convention o. presenting the stiblec
our Legislature at he earliest possible
ment. In conclusion he eioqnentig mgtd
'ouni OF, the Teachers and irIeHds OF ed1ratio
the present a UNION Of effort aludscio,ls ant! TN
,orus- action in behalf o! a csiise so worthy OF
consideration.
"lth MISUNDERSTANDING Me: sage Of 80
ID the nor GaRpNtg. OF Massachusetts,. recomn,
ne It ,vyenty-one years residence OF ioreisn
,a citizens. and ability 10 read and WRIT.
preliminary TO the right Of so'lI'g. tePr
p 'nis ties the pas>a4etof the Personal Liberty
to the BY the list Legislature. AID urges Ms sp'
,,,,irv repeal; suggests d reduction of the tnmi'
members OF the popular branch Of the l..
latare, and denounces lobbying lrgisia
ity To Tue Message is Thoroughly Natiee Anei
L nrn- In L. tone ln reference Ia the Personal