New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-20
EeNe.ly ss. It'll carrying or thst Normal Schco'.
Ary bedy who chose vert there aof Q, .it as ioog -

Dir Hovrv ss;i tbst perpetual appropriation. 70 a
Al OCIirg 10 $1,000 annually, bsi been grsn,'' "a
Iipo, f toe support Of Normal ulssr-i,y W,
eco had been raised fer tie buAi7s, which would Dc
fTshei ueyt yesr
Nj Pairs inquired Why they called it a Unver-
siiy
Mr. HovtY .aid that there was 4 University Fuod
Incorporated. lLsughter.
Nj BtrT, If Michigan a teacher If one of this
Ur.ou SctoOls. uer',crec soTUe ct the efJds ~nicn
ti'y making to educate teachers for themselves
Nr. PHFLPs sold thst New-Jersey hsd inysstoi
500 eco 10 Normal Schools. There was PreosrStory
Schooi al Beverley, which vas the fruit OF the hoef-
sliiy If Peul Farbum If that place. THIS WAS te-
signed 10 BE- eventually the Prinsry Nor nsl school,
II a. TIE scbo,s the we're instructed ,os@theI
Tie nuu Der Of pupils ct the Normal School was "a
.feItly increasing. lie had applicaslous for three
tmes 81 msDy tssche-s A. he could supply. ore req
500 for the gTest apparent success 1T th,s Norma
SChoCl was that 10 Common Schools NesJersey hasi
be4 n far behind her sister States. IL some dstr'c y
the town suUerine nj snts ps 70 who d not seud
their CHILDREN d. school the sums Of school M nsy
which thew would be euti lei II they oil. the prefer
erc- was Eth .or male teaehefs in New-Jsr.ey.
sc. OLNlR said thar 10 Lawrence, WITH li,@s
inhsoiiants they nad ~ teachers, of ~h.sa ~ we've
feuiaes. AL the mathematics of the Hgt School vas
tsught 10y lady, and lady assisted the principal %
Il aching Creek AID Ls;in
Mr.. H,N,r, gave some Interesting "reminiscences Of
Of tie history of the School System IN New-Ie-sey.
In the evening, the time ard place OF tue text meet
inc wss lef ~ the council.
Mr.. H,NRY Barnard detsiled the brillsnt etuca-
.ior al prospect 81 .sconsin, with her Sl,VO,Wo
School Fund, ard SiMO Geo University Fdnd sud
Whist she was doing in the ~sy of Normsl Instruction
by Teachers Institutes. lie hoped much fro II series
Il c npetitye extmirsors, aud he thought. thst the
scbolarsbips st Wet Point and Annapolis shn um b.
~ srdeG \, those examinations. Wisconsin propcsei
IN lsce - or ~ VOLUMES 90 educa'i N whr the reach
of every teacher Ore of the most lsnentabe things
ebvut The pedagogy Of this couafy ~Ss, that had
Do literature The development Of Normal Schools
would, be ,houslt, bring out such l'ters'nrc.
Summing u , resou tous Sc r. passed ~ the effect
Tsa, Of No'aai School cannot be done by aay
Tast therefore the Norm.l School mus, Be
That object strictly toe direct preparation OF teachers tr
Tina, IN. wors !. . srca tns. possible preliminary eluc,
Oh Should be- duur hy other destinations;
Ttst he the Normal S.huol must chiefly make Common
shoo teacher. M tie Prset ought 10 educ''e teachers Of
fh., rducsn {. scirtce and a and thl the ed Of
tsshsrss appropriate aud imPoran; that Of members OF
Ia ts. education Of teachers should be practices, wei
th-ort o. BY uesn- at Moe school or lis 20 i'i.ent
And that al educators shauli practically regard ,on
aprlyns tie whole Of uisn body. mind and scat
Ire remainder Of the evening, which had been al
lot'ed L. IIoRACE MtSN was devoted to resolutions
aud remarks on his death. Mr.. ENEBsOS read very
IMPRESSIVE speech. Gen. OLIVER ot Lawrence, Mr.
PARisH Of Spit gfeld, Mr.. BARNARD and Mr.. SMYrH
o. Ohio spohe.
Resolutions % thsrks were passed to 'he citizens If
Tr.u,or 10 Mr. C. &. Hsvcns 10 Mr.. Field of Prince
Companies who have aecommod ated and transported
members at half price a resolution of thanks to VIZ.
Paul FarLum OF Beverley fur his magr,!cect location
10 Norma Schools In NewJersey, closed the evenings
proceeding.
In bulky volume placed on my table, entitled,
The Science Of Education and the art of Teaching"
by Mr. Ogden, who re,d the paper this morning,
fni much more careful directions for the mnstration
of corporeal punishment thsn I remember having
L. Il. If he taao har3 i'm oiir
city sehoos, where this particular form OF instruction
il much in vogueone of our most noted female pho-
cpals ha, assured me that she has whipped 100
scholars 10 day. have msde ieT eItrac's. NJ.
o. den thinks that punishment by the rod has been
grossly perverted, but that
As a strictly reouna,ive measure, for certain
Gases IL has scarcely equal aud saroly no suost-
tute."
He advise, the application Of the So strokes upon
the hack shoulders aud lower eNtremites, but
reyer moon tie hards head, or face, or auy other
Mace where il would inurs the person offer any in
dgritlea. Tie clothing upon fhe parts should not Do
so abur daut "a To demand heavy blows, or injury
nght resui, from that qnarter. Hence PrtioGs OF 4.
might be- removed under certain circumstances, and It's
Thickness tested before tue opers commences, THIS
viii aso serve to convince the offender that you aIe
real isbOlirg for hls brretL'
The instrument should be q swcth not pole
nor club uor paddle bat light switch; one with
bone The cbas'isement should be- confined 20 ne sur
face There perhaps l. Dot case, within the feach
Of reformation 70 harder ed not ~ be reaohei with
out gong below the saiiace
onener than abou once 10 halt minute; and for some
purposes the Intervals ght even be prolonged beyond
this time; first, because the enid wants time tor Te
Election between the strokes second, lie wants tine 10
resp all the benefit of one bc.Ore another gwen. la
thu way about oLe.telth the number Of strokes will
suffice since every .xpeuds all rs iOrce bsiOrs 81
other II gwen one Il bot ost or psrayzei 10 tue
pain OF auDhef third because there IL less Danger II
arousug the pss sOrs Of ether teschcf pupils. LIT
the teacher strke hsfpiuue or nnuts strokes and he
viii f, ell 10 anger but rather pity and love- fourth,
because he then wtue-s aud measure the eXteut Ut
suffering ana marx it, effects; nth, becsuse L Offers
time fJr edmonton aud expostuiaton, which will ire
queLtiy be recessary ADD II DO much more good
thsn the bodily hsrn.
"The acre1I,y Of the blows must be regulated
entirely by the temperament Of the child, the deep
seaeCIese Of the ossase and The objects to be accom-
ts ed-Yhich last should be the eLtire refOrmaLoh OF
The offender. H. Host cases mere whipping becomes
n-oessary, the bows should produce acue paia tor
the mOIrut. "
They should rather increase than diminish 10
severity.
The time Of one operation, perhaps, should 10. be
prolonged bey out ten fifteen minutes not all con-
sumed. however III aduir istering oi1Ss 4, one TUE,
bot may he ned from lay day, Until the reorm1-
IN point reached. IL Will be found, noEever, that
three or Tour strokes, or II haidOzsa at most thus
delivered, Will uaily produce the required results;
,impy becsuse reason, judgment, g0oo sense ~ mp =
thy, pity love. sUf,rrg, justice, mercy, tears aud
pfayei- .-ead Of angry curses and 'lndic'iVe rage
are all comhred; and i, mus. be desperate ca'e
iLdeed that can resist all these
Ties. extracts will give ides Of the thorough
less with ahch the subject IS treated Indeed, no.
ICED but ole omission rhch c.n be Considered seE-
ou.: no directions given for testing the thickness
OF tte cothiug before commencing operations Ifoe
the thumb and finger suggest themselves, bat an-
not quite understand Row their will ALEC serve 70
"conynce the offeuder that you are really labonng
"for bis welfare