, 1859-01-04


CORRESPONDENCE u the Press and T.ihunc1
GALEstuE1. Dec. cvsa, 1sos.
WEDNESDAYS SESSION.
Each arriving train has brought new acces
sions to the Association The hospitality Of the
| citizens Of Galebbnrg secms ta>be uuboundcd,
| Notwithstanding the large drafts lud demands
made upon them new Invitations are made at
each session 10 those who hare recently arrived
and not provided fer.
There is something human in this new mode
of entertaining thole who come together on oc-
| casioDs like thIs. 1t is new adoption Of ou
| old practice Hospitality-individual- private
hospitalisy-is as old us. the race, ind has come
down to rs enjoi1ed and honored by Holy
Writ
The religious Society Of Friends have followed
The practice Of conventional hospitality in their
quiet way for o9o years. Such are its happy
effects, Is social and educational agency, that
those who lay aside all the external forms and
badges which commonly distinguish that sect,
always retaln mad cultivate their simple but cor
dial mode ot entertainment. Our GalegburG
friends etem to have learned TO appreciate lts
benefits and promise to outrie their intellectual
Bloomington neghbors in their hearty, whole
hearted hospitality. 1t may be taken Tor grant.
ed if any CUES: hEs experienced 2 fPdr< 715 en-
tertainment he has something to learn in the
art Of making himself agreeable. lie has not
learned 10 be grave or gny, talk politics or rel-
6ion, pra.tie with the little ores, or play the
beau with the misses Is the shifting scenes Of
the occasion may require
Galesburg is great city. She is young, but
she is great. Great in her hospitality. Great
in her collegiate institutions. Crest without the
enoo5lia3 feature Of graded schoole. Greet in
TIE display Of the abundance ond high culliEa.
ticn Of her musical talent; and She is gre4t too
in mud. Honor her greatness.
Hopes were entertained that The sparks Ct
angry feeling which sho: through Duoa'a Hall
on Tuesday afternoon were but the 4no,aeht1ry
saah!la:i90s of 1iat agaics. steel which nights
repose would dissi7ate. But as the floating
vapors Of Yesterday settled down into dense,
impene!table Toy this morning, 60 this morn
ing's proceedings intensified Gad developed the
true character Of these flashes :!hicA surprised
and astounded every lover Of good order and
good brotherhood. There have bean get5ering
far back among the still retreats Of the pruiries
elements Of discord aud d;sscnsou which bad
their origin in enlarged conceptions of selfreli-
ance, us touching both Journals and men; or in
sinister motives for psltry promotion AID iatlu.
euce OF worse, in mo'scaat p:que and private
malice.
Tois mornings contest was &C the committing
OF the subject Of fdispc6ins the TziEo:s XsqcAtr
to committee Of eeven," whose duty 1t should
b. TO receive propositions coacerni1y it future
life and guardianship.
Mr. SpriDgstead led off in favor Of throwing
The 1tuehtr cut talked bis time IN md asked
1or more, bu! the Association refuGcd en- extern
sl1u orer tn n4auttd to Il 4adn. 4 half dszsr
gentlemen we're oa their feet as coon 2s the
speakers time VS. up.
Sir. Dciauo was recognized. lie thought the
1.1cAfr had the hear: dlseasc. 1t Ha5 Test to
throw il out end Eend our energies or local pa-
peEs-"hich bad really done more tor educa.
tion tA1n the Tach.r.
others thought the TtdeAtr already cast GU, ard
I'LL We had to do was TO tase cur Endorsement oil
the 1S leat. II would be better pauer and
batter sustained by individual ENTERPRISE than
when tied to 1lle ekig,s OF IN Association. Il
was evident That zone one had an a1c to grind,
Nr. Stone, oi Olsawa. 70. the loor amid crita
Of question, question, and general confusion,
He sud tA-rc disposition 10 ~: the oaes.
tlon Ut tlvoTao'e moment If cur heart is
diseased, be asked, slaE! we cure tie disease
b. CASTING cur heart from us2
lie testified to the lss usefulness Of the
Tdthtr, cluitned that it lad Originated the As.
sociaiioa, ccd might BY continuing it IS the or
gan Of the society, be EaGc em!neu.Ig useful
lie urged h!s arguments With much e1err. ED
D1}u.. I'LL lll5 t1l1e I ulFrC
Mr. Wells, OF Chicago, regretted he had taken
a5T part IN tLt dlacusb!on YESTERDAY; he MAS
Lot .w2rc Of llls excited feeling. Lie now
asked ttaI By Ill The regard We hare for
the good people Of G.iesbu:g, by a!I the COZ.
s.dera.ions which should uctuate high minded
teachers, that We stop this angry discussion.
On Jr. W.'s tuking bis stat> loud calla for tho
previous question were heard in every part of
tie house. Thea commenced herics Of marches
aad counter nurchts, aud rcsorts to i'll timed
and well tuned parliamentary tlc.ica. Excite.
ulent md confusion prevailed. E;arythipv
xas claimed to b. in order exe=;.t order Itself
WHICH ocr worthy redago4ues lad, no dvubt
scnool.Toous during their aEsencu. The uaes.
tlon for committing wGs y0tcd dus1.
a c4il for The ori ttua Question, on IA amend
n'rnt Of the Constitution providing fer the np-
pointnicnt py the society OF az editor ard twelve
ass:s,Aut editors by the As-oca,nu rrer;iled.
a Il.
Ter tue confusion partially su5sidrd, the Secre-
tur'es proceeded tu ''call the roll" Meantime
members commenced making. ,oe,nbprs-
perhaps. more properly. prreonS who had not
arailed themselves Of repeated occasions ctTared
Tor thut purpose, now were 6uddc~ Iy Seized Of
the mania ot memberships. Tie masters"
paid their dollar like n:tu Tor The p;r,}er. of
participating In the funeral o5sruurs of 1be;r
old friend. and the ladies' sen. vi, thr;r naors
oE The score. Seme Of them (os the Secretary
dce!arcd) several times over. Their answer
was " Yes or " No." according to The no;itic3
.! the sn,tor who. IN turn. solicited 'theif hid 10
his cause.
Ou call for information, the gallant Chair
decided, that lady engaged in duy way in cdu-
ca11ng had right TO vote. Great laughter.}
Pen cannot describe these scenes. You mar
nuglne IN augus. assembly Of the most disi2-
tarestrd rhiianthropists, who sh4Il likewise be
most rigid dtsct7llncriaus. Accustomed to 50.
preuc rule, it you please hy Gtaare Of the ere,
. meartuE gesture, decided l9nk OF q halt Ut
tered word Of command; each one IN autocrat
in his own little reAln, OF m Il i T. shop; impe-
rRl 4 not haughty, dgn,iied # not austefe
stimulated for the mastery bT the habits Of rrl
ing, a1d flushed With confidence By oft repeated
saccess in the face Of opposition = bu, you may
not at first See how such roud spirits would dis.
regard oil order, j'stle in undlgridcd, urknd
debaie ; nor can you readily appreciate tue ct
feet oi the ladies voices us they cane IN through
the lub1uh, clear and 1Ee[odlous as the cApral
chimes rising abore the tumui,rous ocean.
BY IN emphatic tote ct I'll 10 g., the Illinois
State reachers' Association struck out 1hst mart
Of its constitution on which the existing conucc.
tloa With the INfneis Ifdcter could alone be
bused.
The exercises Of the afternoon chd evening
were rarIed ind highly entertaining. discus
sion on graded schools Was ihe vehicle for many
tappy nit, uud elected much sound practical
Information Several addresses wvre delivered
ola high order. Euclo-ed you will tad M ab-
stract of plan Submitted by Prof II. Cur.
lis, Preeldent OF kntx College, wAic: lie ttIers
as c tubstltute tor IN Agricultural College. 1t
will elicit uluctl comment and soma CRITICISM.
The Model Tcrchc..' ov Rer. i'ro!. uavens,
of Chicago Theological s. injury, w4s u fnt.
production. happily delivered. | send you u
condensed report OF II, which mar be Too leaythv
ter your columns ut this time, whea IN unusual
rush is made upon :teul; bu. II ought 10 be vide
ly clEcuIused. Tuupsrov-
Revival OF Manufacturing Enterprixc-
Ihc Ascending; Grade.
from Tie the NY. T:lbuue, ree. 81. 1851
The demand fo7 domestic Goods from tIe
large distributing houses during the pas, month
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