New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-11


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Rad hssdeo. sctee.ho r1er- George Seers soo 'ee
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AMID I'll thess tIigmphs &c Sso las care:u We ieu
~ Iegreis II ne iavsn.or vlb gave i,eni ~ -
e,oceEte.e p.le snd tboGeh,t1l BIO Fei soNtl'
yl:h her .sute words VI eLcours -enent, 400 o,so'
rrfsltsrrrs hopeful sss,:, s.snsss Sf n the ds1A
est torrs-ihe yeiy h4eAo0ne Ok every sreS s.. 'ss
Could :he ruth se vh3i,y kaoxr, tie sFses. sisre
- Horrr ard triumph would, 10 the ms my OF n
.fsr,es where rsn ras wa Makers. sacce
rro4n tie b-0S c; ven an. ia,eF-F sn-.. -hluhg'e
ara sal sc:O.s lay ai;emp,, woman .aah9t DC
-cr-.sa II. srt clsssInec ss mere apptldsse She
ar rstrir and heresfe- must receive the nl.st
,sre-,os cuItu-e sni g ognton, i man Ell sociey
.re ever % be more ,nsn tney have peer N tuiss
rsst ThIov down 81 tae barnes srd give Somsh
smple aIG Unrestricted OPP ortanIy l9f tnfyus',
prsctic.l SD scierhc ed-c .'l9n. = EeI h1se
scsseu:.s ard colleges established 70 1er betsi. Lst
nsr &c recognized g. eq-a.y ep,hseo 10
.dysItsges with nsL, aid y0d Wal so5n had tus. he
il tuerc vii De .s, m society, 10 me noie
IN me stars q the rsticr, although s1e SILL reLAns
~ IN. lsrscte- Of ,unseor snd hepmsel u ~:
All stteropts to rave sn edVeatsG coz minlty WI ia
until An aGeqzste ituIdaon g 1917 i)F ne uuNe.sf
education OF woDsu 80 ths; sne snah De sos 20 'aAe
csre Ct herself 2:
One o. the great needs Of AusIic IN women - a
scierce of Domestic Economy, the pnnep.es OF whioh
should be ;Sssht In the school room, snd praeticsY
s~pltG ana q. uOIlc ALAol NC Nncs-A'n "a 80
.ss,fer sra the mother. Bookkeeping and the
n e;hods Of tsnsscipg ordinary business ansrs snoul
.orm paGt Of the course OF insirue.ion iSr every
ojrl spd tcy IN the stste. The principles OF Meenan''
cal Philosophy, as sppied to laoSr savhs msfaney,
tlca familiarity with thels sp2leaton by means Oh
suitable apparatus should be enforced
An effoit has been made N this direction, aud
already the sewing macaine has oaen nt'odwcea ut9
a number OF schools il the Cit.es OF New York snd
Bro klyp also into the Sists NjTms school 81 Iren-
ton " L az the most effective snd desirable mesns 70
secuie thorough knowledge o. the principles sni
practice of labor saving mechanics.
PHYSICAL training with health dep srtment, should
form Art OF every schOol orgsniz .on, and no cnd
should be received without careful ex animation INTO
h sc,ua coudi,ion-physcaIy, morally qua uenIahy'
w. have become a nation Of lnyglds. Not one w0n-
an in tan enjoys sound health, ard t1ls Is question
that csn no longer De rex ected by tins Associston
ard be held guil,.ess. The laws OF dressing anl OF
;viro have been every where snd by everybody vlo-
s,ea ard this Association shsald appoint Commit
tee OF It's mcst intelligent members 10 tshe IIo Gun
sidera.ion the whole sutjsct OF physical edrcsll3o,
and 10 collect facts and statistics % De ad ns'ore ue
Association at It's ~ meeting, or take the Tor N Oh
memorial to the Legislature, asking Tor authority snd
aid 10 give effect to practical system OF health o.
serystops and physcs framing 10 every schooi 10 Tue
State. chronological snd Physiological eL &.
would give knowledge Of charsctsr 10 the teacher
tbat can be obtained IN 20 other Ssy, and mignt oe
taken INTO consideration witn profit.
CcnversstiOns with Intelligent ladies' OF hlgn socis
pOgltOn well az extensive OO5erNdtloL buipDS al
classes show tnat the great want 10 our present az
rarpemeut espe cielly for woman Is the want OF tine
very large amount Of which is consumed by the
tedic and mindless processes OF 9andlcrs m9cn OF
which might essy be disposed OF by the aid OF labor
saving devices; and il il the opinion OF those
who have made the subject study that q
thorough knowledge OF the principles and prscace oil
the sewing machine alone, Were 1t generally lltro-
duced would add twenty per cent to tue health, ten
Der cent. to the length OF lie and save forty per cent
OF the time devoted by American women to the
needle and its attendant lsbors.'
Here the President called time aid the speaker stop
ped short.
Some arrangements were msde in relation TO 8 visit
to Niagars Falls for Friday and thanks rendered
TO Messrs. Reid, of Newburgh, and Patterson, of
Iopkers ard Others for the manner IN which they I'D
entertained the Association with music during its
sions The Association burned, and the evening
devoted TO socable at which were representative
from nesry half the States in the Union, nesrly all of
whom made brief speeches. which were eniveDed by
sorgs ard music
The Association viii do vel hereafter to consider
the more important questions affecting the interests OF
education, and leave for more private occasions the
oceans of small talk ard petty feeling which, more
than once seemed to sbsorb the thought Of the Con-
veLtion. "The best way not TO do it, diplomatic
Institution, and ought not TO be tolerated by
ciatcn VI teachers.
At eight O'Clock or Friday morning, the ever
crowded deDizens OF port turned to witness the
departure or the Association FOR Niagara Falls wiere
cay was spent in the enjoyment OF the hospt slties
rendered by the teachers and citizeas and in visiting
the Fals, nduDg on the Maid of the West, calling on
Queen Nictorias lege subjects, and in viewing the
Su'penson Bridge.
Your humble servant and numerous party were
chsperored by MISTER Alfred MUrson H.wes, bright
little eigh-year.od, who knew the ropes TO charm,
and gave all invitation to call on him should We
ever welt the Falls again.
As we passed Lockport on our return This mornsg,
great demonstration was being made, in honor OF
the arrival Of Governor King and large suite of
Canal Commissioners and citizens on the steam canal
boat in Of ~ he hail 81
the csral at different yeloctes Steam navg ation al
the rate OF five and Elk miles an hour, demon
srated TO be perfectly feasible and the fortunes Of the
canals are frightening. STEAM Tue.