New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-30
AMERICAN INSTITUTE Of NSTHOo-
TON

faced the following resolutions by some eloquent 70
marks:
Re,o,sd Tia, the rnerbend,hs ln,oss deeply y.p,."
fs,Ist by VII Oh large por'on OF tn'ir ,ieh,' n"ey
from he dep o hs :s sn . of .,r col
rsl ., their urb upded pi,ahy ard ~ns ue vsS o. ~
f,sis n5ns 70 ~. ssp % which sssn sa
fown hcksd 9th r. tongue and eHe swy , ~, al.
many hsat ne stay aid '"iu'0H 81 may '''''' -
s.,s Th. While extend .,mp.Ai-. p 'SSss .Ss
ben mad. d+,r,u,e this cssUy, ~e you'd -xF e oar h
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n, IT. will rsld npist.riGs angels 10 their nI.f N II
Mr. BULKIEY REPORTED, Oh behalf Of the bosru m
Director. thar the readpg Of the los'Hiss IN
Ih.isea street, VAS s,il KEEP open to teachers. tnS
last II eetipg III NVrsch. was more Isrs.ly sueoaou
than any preceding. So tnou-and pies o, .no 's
tufe If Mr. Csltbo'p ON fhJsc Ia ta'e esd occn eur
culater Gov. Buckingham having siven *iU Uss'u
it, sra'ui,ous cucula'iop. Tire report ~as sccep'ed.
In the evel ing the North Chrsisn Churoh VS. again
cruwced, 9Th suoielce composed mainly VI A0ss'
After few preliminary rem1k'-
The Presldeo, Nc. II,G.R, called on Prof. Bnter,
in llsce Of the Hon. Henry Barnard u spssk Sof Ais.
,bs. ttey rtecsd erea, deal Of The skilled labor Of
the teachers before hin; the only difficulty aeoot
Was, that when they got out there they 80 sooo son
tie bert and the bsni Of one of tneir Governors,
Jnd,.r or Chief men, hst they were not OF mucn ser
vice to the cause Of Education.
Mr. JAS. CRUiKsBANK, eJitor OF 1Ae Ntc- Y0rt
TEACHER, was called upon ~ speak Tor New YORK.. lie
spoke Of the pcr as,lg iIt'rest shown IN edacaon'
and especially Of the Nsotai I.schefs Assoeissson,
orr ariaed two yesrs ago in Ptladelphs. Mex year
il was to bold Ms meeting 10 Madsop, Wisconsin,. As
to the ale of New lvIk, 1t had properly no school
ssem. The Coll, ges AID Academes ~e'e aodef che
nominal c. Ltrol OF the Beard OF Regents OF the Uni
y,rsiy q boCy WI ch was merely pomirA. Inc
.cho Ole under the supsrvi-ion Of superintendent
for escb Assem- by street Salaries pail TO teachers
hao doubled within fifteen yeNs. 10 toe county, the
teachers generally we've not Permanent. In the VII
iss.s az Cities they were The to psnd,ares for
education were about 900 900 per year sppotioned
amor tire towns and ciies, anu any dehcwncy Vas
pace up by the dee.tsble rsts bill. Mr. Cruikshank
ctDcIuded by q euloRy on soae Of the gentlemen en-
esg.o ID education 10 New York. HE thought that
the dtrct system stood IN the way al further Avsnce-
neut la the smsl districts, the apoortioament being
! small the lib AIRY fund WAS sometimes employed for
| the psy melt OF teacher.
! Mr.. HopGEs Of Ne~sik, New Jersey. said that be
bad ss pure Yankee blood as 81, body though no had
lever slept night 10 his life in New Enslsnt un,h
| be was 50 years Old. In the days OF the Revoiu-
| ton, N.w.Jersey was in the Ublop, however she
might be- now, when New.iork editors ma'fe them
selves merry by cAhig her 'orelsp Loslr Schools or
CONT of iher new Norui,l School in Trenton
| Mr. NoRTBEAp one Of the Sound men Of Connect
cut spike Tor the Nutmeg sta e. They had IN Gon,
pec,;cut a School Futd, ~hica gave to every chiid
between 4 and 10, 81 40 yeA tor educational par-
poses and they had relied TO nuch upos this innd.
| But they HAD nov in many districts susll Libraries.
lie thought the Oct needed reform vas the s0Ohtion
Of the district syste and dwelt with great esrnsstnsss
upon the insCtion Of teachers with respect to educA
| tvt al journals. .
MIR. Ssow Of Providence spoke for Rhode Island.
lie had been ia the State but three weeks. lie he'd
seen schools where the system was ~ perfecs "a n
| the City If Providence.
mr. Srosr If Plymouth, said by the President TO
have descended from the Plymouth Rock, spoke for
the Old Bay State.
Mr.. Assobe .poke for Germany. lie said that the
accounts Which Americans Dsd given OF the Pfasssn
schools were oil true; bOtt was IS II reign frsveer
Al. H. oh. ole oaH tut nj
by them. He mentioned the difficulties under which
teschers' gatherings lsbVred IN Germany. Toey we're
closely watched, and their Normal Schools he'd been
cb, pied up into little pieces as not 10 encourage
too may liberal tendencies.
! Mr.. SToNE Of Montpelier spoke for Vermont. He
called himself rolling stoJe, and said that Mr. Adams
Of Vermont ~ssIowthe geDeralisimo Of schOolmArus,
vice the late Gov SHADE.
Mr. TBAYER OF Boston gave some GOOD edvcs "a
| school teachers
Al err music NJ. BULKLEY introduced resolution Of
! tbsi ks 20 the retiring Prsi EFT, MIR. Po'lbfick
| Mr. KSELLAND pr. vel ted resOul 'ns OF thSoks. ITO
thong Lt bn nj there a. better way finding out the
meaning of the sord DO ptalt, tbso BY dgg'es dosn
into the roots: all attending the lnstitue nov Kew
exactly what i was from e!psirncs' s Inc 'n Hm
mittse the Trustees Of the William stree Church and
Of the North Chnstisa Church, tue Mayor, Mr.. ).
b. Cor gdon and Vtheis TIE Committees the 9, izens
generally the lee uIsjs the mnsiciABs, James Ahoo,
and the Railroad Companies.
MIR. THos. ID. ELIOT responded for New Bedford.
After n,usc, the PREsiDEhT congratulated tho losA.
tutt on the success OF the present meeticg ana That
body adjourn ned to meet on the steamer Eagles Wing
THU mo,DiDg, tor trip tO Gay Head.
The excursion this morDrg down the Bay zee fully
ATTENDED and epprcated About xix hundred sad
fifty ladies' nearly all school teachers and hun ]Ied
and fifty gentlemen found themselves at 9 o'clock
under the piott cton and the decks Of the Eagles
Wing. Tie cities Of New-Bedord and FsIhayeD,
beautiful when them, and further down the
New BE dford Alms Hou.e, Carks Point for 90 ceres
of which Uncle Sam has paid &C., O0Ofor fort and 9TH
er points along the distracted the attention bat
slightly from the little steameIs fair esbt, precious
to the childhood Of America. As we approached the
Elizabeth Islands on our way to Gay Head, toward
which al hearts were dancing, the strangely pictured
bluff no less marvellous 70 the lover Of tue picturesque
than to the geologis of the ladies' began 10 feel
that less poetic viscers were participating in the
way motion. Most OF them, however, were pre- pared
for it, az they Lad come to go TO Gay Heal, and there
VILE general feeling OF cisaPpon' msnt when il VA
ieerk that depu stion of elderly ladies' In pant-
loobi prevailed upon the Captain to turn to ward
toe east coat, along inside Of the Elizabeth Islaois.
Tb- was a special disappointment to one wicked
wretch, who, in hopeful anticipation Of general
Sickness, had bought up all the lemons the
boat, lest they might do something to prevent
hat solemn situation. A. u! q. land ns wss
effected the largest Of tho Elizabeth islands,
belonging TO Mr.. Forbes Of Boston. He and his
family bad gone to Gay Head in . yacht,
which did TO: decrease the regret that did not 90
th,re. However, acqnsinafce was effected WIN
Of the p0rty inhabitants remaining; my bof and
bo-te,s for 10 nibutes, uet have bad an aggregate
weight of between 800 abo go p0uod-. They t)h Us
ab, Ut the 700 sheep the island OF which no care