Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-01-04

Z 80 OitNiSr NV tl"uo ItieiI report, httet
which the Apsocialion adjourped Aunril
Ievssing. N
Evening Session. 81 O'Clock n ~
Prof, Allyn deliyeFed a lecture on Phys
fcAl Educa.ion. well calculated to awallen
thought upon this much neglected subject.
The special order came up. was disposed
] Of, and the Association adjourned until the
! ! hdur for morning session. -AAN3Ab
4a==M Morning Session, o o'cIocK- A. M.=TRs
9President being absent, the Association
was called to order by Mr.. Miller.
ll The minutes were read and approved.
The roll lwas than. called. Prof. Allyn
4 united The Association in prayer following
which, he lectured on Grammar! nogr
tS' Prof. Young lectuisd on Phone grsphy
Recess of Eve minutes. = - n. : " ~
ID Mr.. Miller lec,nred on, Arithmetic.
b. Prof. Young followed in some remarks
| on Geogtaphy!oh 4 m .,'.gi gro Ted
I Critics reported. and some new names
were taken fol membership Adjourned
ill aftetnoonaisib "a 1qd rIeIl Rot m -
Session. dio'clock Pan -
Prof. Young continued his remarks q short
, time. Dr.. Bihg Of Pomeroy,, was called
out in shert lecture on Physical Geog-
'Eaphy. 4 Recess of ten minu tes. n eei
Mr.. Miller lectured on Arithmelic.
90 Miscellaneous business teing 10. order.
Prof: Allyn again called attention to the
1;:sohio Journal of .Educatiop.'' lly1 sse
,i BY common consent talk was then
had as 10 schers. the next session of the As
sociation should be held. p However,
nothing decisive was agreed upon, although
it'seemed TO be the opinion that;it should
be held at some point on the river.tnha
Prof. w. II. Young offered the follow
ing resolution which was unanimously
adopted: /. ,lrora.a an. !. -ia.q.l7,ri
.s Whersas. the Proprietors ofthe "A7eigs
! County Telegraph, 3 have generously Of
fered the Association the use ola column.
weekly, in their paper, to be deyoled 10
Educational matter, therefore, boa .r.sq
Resoived, That the Association accept
the offer, and that the Executive Com
mitlee be authorized to take such measures
as they may deem necessary TO the procu
ring and ediLing uf such matter as wtlisfill
the whole or a part of The space offered.
and thus secure the very important ad-
contemplated -.se1 g5i q
The Critics reported, after, which the
Association adjourned until evening. O. q
Evening Session. 6 o'clock P. M.-Prof.
Allyn made some very interesting remarks
onnhs vocal sounds of the English Ian
guage. at the close OF which we had a
recess of five minutea.
" Prof. Allyn then delivered mos. noble
aud high toned lecture on the following
,subjecr: ''Success in a Teachers work
more dependent on his character, than
upon his acquired qualifications. y was
heard with deep interest aud instruction
by alb present. asw ads sal 2gel ton
I Miscellaneous business being in order,
the following resolution was lost on a m O.
tiou for its adoption: i, i, M gs.I,-.g,. g
~ Rssolvrk, n That the minimum age. a:
WuiCH CtttI0IGiiI pit'utu OC AAOWC0 " VnbCt
cur public schools, should not be less than
six years. .saou5sa,l .aIa ,7aa aeaa,
z Critics reported 9sort2 1srr' "l a.r.
The following resolutions were then
adopted: .,..!j
!, Il, soirea. That the members of this As
sociaiion tender their sincere thanks to the
lecturers who SO ably and faithfully in
structed them during This session. ..
Resolyed. That while pupils in our
Common Schools are .lesrning the names
of words, more attention should be given
to teaching them thoroughly their mean
ings. s.,.I va .t..s;,. 81; t:-.-...,i a...
Resolpsd, That the thanks Of the Asso-
cislion be hereby rendered to the citizens
of Rutland, for heir kindness and liber-
ally in permitting the use of this Church
for the exercises of the Institute. r-
The following are the names Of the
members of the Association: ai H.
80 AngelI If, '1 Miss A X night ar
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