New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-31

eroed to offer THE BY Of the reports Of the day
pr viou'.
bes-rs. PICK. CLARK. DoOLrrrLE, ard o.hsr. op-
p1ed the reseatiOn, a1d vote beng takse a was
lce'.
On IT otor oft'e se~re,.r7 lie Chairman appon,s'
q, Committee on R'solutons Mess. Wngh' of
MidclespX Co.. Berry q Bnrf ytOn WeDD Ci NJ -rcer,
aOh Yenl0g'on III Hod-''u Co.
a le;ter from HI-. t. Vbi ) NTH reai. in refer
erCeto PHYSICAL tsitiu. Df Children l. sclOli. Ms.
Smith cln-d pritcuis. attention - the prs;i'e -
Curlrg & ctifren 10 OH their across ths ches,
thus oompIe-si'Z the ODg- and ice luicc .ie cn 70
len ioissId. Tb's practice, tae ~.i5er cJ1ienisi,
very uatesthy, and, a many Instances, res -
IL onsurp'inr aLt Jt1-r O. sses.
Mr. nth sogesst.d rs reJe;y ths. ch iffsn b.
reqUnfd 20 place ,,tn s.u.s belind tos1, 11icl
vouG 1a', 4 Gdeicy Of ibrOsitg tle shess i."ssc,
al c-rseq e-'ly f1Esrci,2 e IN -
TIE Rev. Mr. HErGEs fires -e,o'dt.on 'encsr.
ing Le thanks Of tne Association ID Mrs. ADih, t-d
Iecomns ncrg 10 tesc1eTs more fs,Ccnia' st-sn-
tel to the subect o. the pos'i1u OF pup's; tia; tie
rOpls be Isqu red 10 chsngs thei, po,iin more Ire
qretty. TIE Iesol.ton was sl5aeq 1-n,iy lad over
ur'i evetiLs
d.. CosDr of jersey City being present., msde
some renaIt upon tte subject u phys cal rhaiog o
the youth. lie favored toe pos.iOn OF fOldlos tie
bancs backward, which must Geceatariy e1psod tle
cfsst. II tbs plan sas thoroughly caruef c9', De
wss cor fdeut there would be bat fte nC cOnsl u?
tion IL regard t5 feuais the Doctor remarked thst
pevalliug fout With them vas the too close rttin5
of the wsist Of the dress font ihs dress shoud De
easy ir froLt Ctse ;rg Ostdi, 10 order ~ draw
Il shoulders backward, snd consequently 20 sx All
u, chest.
Di. CRAst tought tbst the ar Of petition, sitting
Sc, Should be taught schools. 1. vssn rot,rous
i.c. that Auencans rs a people, sit ia very ineie-
gent u.aIoer.
7 is subject was also discussed By the Rev. Mr..
HEDGrs. Dr. RIDDLE, Messrs. LiSDsLEY, YERRlSG-
Tos, and Others
The Committee on Teachers Iostitrtes ubIittei s
report ard resolutions from which the ioloh1s Is an
exir set:
The e1pererce Of the pist has fully confirmed ,be
i ptesiO Of the Comm tee Of tho gre L import &C
Of Teachers Irsti ut-s, both ans OF inproyios
the qualifications Of too teachers Of the State Gcd oi
swsbebipp 10 the public mind dee per and more Inte-
lieeut interest in the subject OF popular ia; .tion
let the attendance Of teachers upon theae Institutes
has rot bee large the interests OF efucat ~ ana
the reasonable xpectatons of lie friends requ re1
OF the reasons assigned for tlI lack OF interest IL
the f,ct that many ieac' do not proPsiy under-
stand toe nature and objects OF t1e IeacheTs los-
totes; that the people DO not everywhere appreciate
that importance.
Apbe uded to TIE report were the f.oSing Ice 'iu'
tiors:
Reolrrs Tia. IN The opinion Of this Association it not oay
th~ ouy bat interest o u. iubsoais OF h- d
Disicls Of the State 70 the teachers to send tie In
Ro.d Ttst stsudus Committee on Teachrrs Institutes
appointed duty it sLs be coep-rte vita tn state
surin,rdent Pubc Schools prepare aud to BE- os
ttbusc cf'uar s'tln2 oitn t-s pa -le si GO
n 's"iu'es and urrs te af-n. s9ss nn.,
,.S mat the officers OF each Institute hereby
question, .Ubic presertd a. the lEst,de to be
D. e. !a "a eSsuiuati5u Of Oft.achers.
The rep'rt and resolutions, i.er sO,ns discusslon
were al pied.
The Chairman, II. PHELrs, offered the following
p-s amble ard resolution
B'-rsa', That educsn which comprehend. symmer al
ecp and culture # the whole man. htns bin not only Tor
duties responsibilities OF this life but a-o for the ri-
HSesa, CHILDHOOD TIE even, seed time in their
ia res. This A.o, ison earn ty desire. t, bs.ns
sound Chrtan education should become ln'e.sy dH
fused reaching every child in thi. coun.Dnweeh; aud
Wae'ea., Th work be accomplished ony BY tho
roughly the public ateon and eAns tie coo2.a'
R,a,,d Tpst he rrsy Of hi, STATE be most earnestly aud
respectfully equesd TO Prcscn each year upon the duties aod
IeTonsh oi ;heiT Pepe "a relation to the cause o p'P1
The pre.Dble and resolution, together with the
subject o. 4sdrg lie BlDlo aId the moral cDtnro Of
ihe ySTth N publ 5eno were iCI,'9' ~ y
IsGHAM, CRASE SD RIDDLE, Mayor UFsUOHi,
M,ssrs. GOULD, HAsBRoUcK, PHELPS, and others.
TIE Association then adjourned TO O'Clock p N.
AFTERNOON ASD rvESIsG sEssIos.
TIE Aseocisiion met AZ q clock p M Nrd hsteuef
to an address by H. l.. Sr'' tr Of Ne@ lo.i ani A.
essaybyH II Q JoHssoS Pa Ipsl Ofthe PUBL School
at +. zabethpcrt.
The dtcu- sion on the report snd resolutions Of the
Committee Of Teachers Let tute3 was resumed and
re. ulted IL tie las resolution being stricken out
IN the evening there was qrite la'ge audience
preEcIt To Esttn 10 an iItifrlhS o"'iN-' "y - u
SrDGwIoE. a. NJ, PnLcip.l Of the metropolitan Gym-
M sium, New YORK.
The Committee appointed in the fore part OF the day
presented the following resolutions, wnch were
adopted:
Rfsorod That we ros devotion 70 t5e canse OF Pop
ur Educs,on VITA uportsnce 10 'h- ma eria and
uorsl interests snt declare ~ bo the VISA aod
turpos. o tie II Ne Jr to give slca direction "
Their IN IT, bersf vii render the Public schools
tby Of all atd Chlistiin pope, and 60 th
and hearty ration Of the w.e aad good oil a. ~
NJ the
Reo,sd That enreat the houshti9 ti,
LEGISLATURE to the recommended ~ 'ui, - -
and The advoc ates Of Universal Eduo.r'u' ha'ls " " ~
in rrovsnent Of CoUnon s..e' - ,.,s-o1 u,
Of this aud other states, aad eep-
eisy The ccy, whose particpton bss adleI ia.re %
r5rs,ou of tsey CITY and citizens fr their
reception and Hospitality % the Of tie ''oei-oa
Tie Association tnen Adjourned