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

IrI'4If - N1N4N1"N - - - NANtNEGaaa WILL
RUrLxSD. Dec ss, 1868.
The Associ4tion vas called 10 order bj
che Prssident. per, sdjOuVhmeps Of Apgus'
SH r. Miller then moved that the reaj
ing ef the Minutes Of the lac, session b
lfispspsed with. except for the first ape
tiSst days. Motion carried. 80
/ The Secretary was then called upon 4
read the Constitution, after which the f5f
low ing persons became members Of the
Association Joel P. Tiigley. Thomas g
HGilbreih, Jno.- love, -Jacksou burst,
Dr.. II. CIV atermanI Maria Hayman,
Kats simpson and ghfs Benedict "a
Mr.. Miller now moved lhat J. i, Akin.
Esq = and Miss K Simpson. be appointed
"Ofiticss,,sto mole any inaccuracies Of en-.
pression which may occur during the eur.
rent session Of our gAssociation. Motion
SAt9t 71ssra50 - ySiJ4o 81 ssgOd SIS 5fsi lg
Motion carried to appoint newdmem-
Der Of the Executive, Committees, !, IN place
Of Mr.. j.. @. Angeli.nsOni consideration,
however. il was fsconsidered; and the
question now being the original motion,
itawakiost.sn a.ls aaiasr5a3I5 IS sHi s
/ 2Prof.e Young Of the Ohio University.
now took the stand and delivered alecture
introductory to the business Of the session.
Miscellaneous business being in order,
iona motion. II vast then agreedthat the time
from 81 o'clock p, NJ. until adjournment,
shall be devoted 10 miscellaneous business.
Mr.. Miller now spoke short time upon
topics connected with the teaching Of our
Colnmon Schools. s ,i1la.1aE ,elan 9
81 The CIitics made report which was
accepted. 1aHA
-s Motion now carried that morning sess-
ions commence at 9 O'clock "A. M :vd q
Mr.. Miller then gave notice that he would
cali up the Resolution relative to using the
rod in schools as means Of punishment,
At the evening session srolF IN au
Z He also gave notice that he should offer
a Resolution in reference to the proposed
Normal School in this Congressional Dis
trict, in regard to appropriating a reward
for the best given number of spoilers in
the County. and in regard to the propriety
Of occupying = column in tie Msigs Go.
Tsiegrsph, on topics of educational in
terest. Association now adjourned till Ct
o'clock Pm. Z "a a.sa-t als l,g. y luos Il
= Evening Session, g O'Clock p. NJ
Prof. Young, OF Athens. took the stard
and delivered an able. eloquent and in
lecture, on the e WiseonceptiOn
ef Educatioa and their -Tsndesciesa"iy
AT the close of the lecture, miscella-
neous business being in order, the follow
ing resolution was adopted, to-wi.; a4
n Whsreas, = movement has been made in
ether counties To establish Normal In (
stituie. for this Congressional zsDistrct;
therefore, .sfa. saoi1lzBf
Resolped, That this Association, ap.
poinl----, TO confer with Committees
in other counties on this subject. ,5.t i,
name of H. F. Miller. 5tiog
aa On motion, it was Resolved, that roll
of the members Of the Institute present
be taken, which the Secretary shah read
at the opening of each session; and that
,ardy marks against each one be read at
the close of the Ins'itute. say 5r t.ftal
Ita Morning Session, 8 O'Clock A M.-The
Association was called" to order by the
President, after which the following pro-
gramme was carried out: aat yd ..r
j. Prayer by Prof. Allyn. sit s5.asa
3 2. A lecture by Prof. Allyn ON English
Grammar. o'' 1'
s. A lecture by H. F; Miller. on Arith-
melic. q: Recess of ten minutes. ss4 :mid
@ 4. A lecture on Elementary Reading by
Prof. Young. "t &" =" '@t
Miscellaneous business being. in order,
the following resolu ion was unanimously
adopted by rising vote: as Id s,lfa
ga ResoIvsd, That the thanks of this As
sociation be rendered to the Proplietors
and Editor of the lMrigs Cmnty Telegraph.
for the generous manner in which they
have published gratis. the enoLices and pro-
ceedings OF this body.l ~ a1a 5agjfa /
: A short time was now devoted to read
ing and ansWering questions concerning
school government. ., ,,1 ~, @roe I,f
The report of the Critics was now read
Adjournment until O'Clock p. M.ia
Afternoon Session, o'clock.-Presi-
dent called the Association TO order. when
Prof. Young continued his lecture.
ri Recess of i've minutes gsi bsy,i
sia II. F. Miller proceeded with Arithme-
tic, and Prof. Allyn with English Gram.
mar. 'i'ai = iIsa 2go a@d s1o}i ti-
Y Miscellaneous business being in order.
Prof. Allyn called attention, for a short
time. TO matters connecteda with the Nor
ss.l s,;t,,,a L., IA, tb;a Cor,