, 1861-03-20
Young Mems AnAoctation.s

The attendance at the rooms of the Associa-
ton last evening on the occasion Of the nomi-
nation Of the opposition ticket, VICE much
larger and more animated than that Of Satur-
day evening. Several resolutions were offered
and quite spirited debate sprung up on one,
making platform for tho party, which Was
finally voted down. Another resolution In
structing the officers to remove the library
and reading rooms from the present location
to the fourth story Of MeCorn,ick's building,
which the author intimated we're more com-
uodious, pleasant and cheap. From present
appearances the contest bids fair to be lively
one, as the two parties have succeeded In put
ting at the heads Of their tickets two very
popular men.
Quite number, however, who were disap-
pointed in the ticket {given below have re-
quested us to announce a meeting at the
rooms this evening for the purpose Of nomi-
mating third and independent ticket.
President:
THOMAS B. BRYAN.
1st Vice President: ri Vice President: ::
cHAs. Il. HUNT.-.-......W.R R. GOULD. j,
Corresponding Secretary:
SAMUEL S. GREELT.
Recording Secretary:
n. Il. WAITE.
Managere-Rev. o. q. Tiffany, J. r. C1arkson,
b, B. FIske, n. B. Carter, E. ": n1atchford. DR..
". s. Denn1ston, c. ". naris.
The Cook County Teachers' Institute.
The annual meeting Of the Cook County
Teachers Institute" will be held in Chicago,
commencing on Monday, the 18th Of April,
and continuing through the week. The day,
sessions will be held In the High School; the
nlghtrsessfons in some suitable Hall or Church,
as shall hereafter be announced. A full pro.
gramme has not yet been prepared. Some ol
the best and most experienced educators :ol
the country have been invited to be with NJ
and lecture for u.s. hut 1t is intended that the
work shall be mainly done by our OVID teach
ers. Let all feel IN equal responsibility and
| come to this pleasant work with willing hearts
and living, thinking heads-prepared to teach
Aud to ha taught.
Every friend Of education Is earnestly in
Tited to be present; and it is rightfully ex
pected that every teacher In the county-un
| less pos3t{pclv prevented will be present tc
! contribute to the interest Of the occasion. Il
Is respectfully urged upon directors that they
l. hu0r0 LhelI kSacleIB every possible 1ACl1lLf kl
| attend this Institute The children of ths
county will resp the benefits TINT flow from
1t, Our cause Is a common cause Let u
/ continue to mite our strongest efforts in III
behaIt. and bring to 1t on this occasion what
| ever Of zeal, wisdom, or experience We MAJ
! posseBs. The occasion is anticipated will
Hope, The past gives us encouragement fo
i fhe faturel During the past year the teach
t err Of this county have done a great work
and who will dare predict the grandeur o
their results for the year 70 come?
Let US meet, then, at this the trst anniTe1
aar7 of tie "Cook County Teachers' Inst
: tute " to rejoice with each other-to- recelv
from each other fresh courage-and TO gall
additional TEACHING ABILITY: SO that on
work Of teaching the immortal mind may b
better performed in the future. May the OF
casion be eminently useful, pleasant and pT9'
tieal. It Is intended that the exercises shall
confined mostly to the primary and element
ary branches now taugM in the school
Of the county. The people Of Ch1cag
kindly recognize the occasion, and our Gauss
by offering their hospitalities to the teacher
Let every, teacher De present promptly at til
! Eobeaing Of the session and remain to its elos'
.JoHH F. EBRRHART, Pres't
AccmENT.-A man whose name we coul
I not learn Eaa knocked down md run over o
Clark near Quincy street, 1ss*: evening Il