Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-03
ohio Teaebers, AssociatIon.


THIRD DAY-NoREIEG SESSION.
The meeting vas called to order at eight
o'clock. committee was appointed to re-
ceive proposals for place of meeting next
year.
Mr.. Hardy reported on County suPerin-
tendant and Examiners. The report was
received.
Mr.. suliOt made report on Teachers In
stitutes. Report adopted.
in. Edwards, of Troy, reported on the
Norwalk Petition that E. E. White be re-
quested to petition the Legislature on the
subject of Truancy. No action was taken in
the matter.
Mr.. TapTan moved ihl. the report be re-
ferred back to the Committee to report again
next year. Amended, that committee of
Eve be appointed. Adopted.
Mr. Parker offered the following resOlu-
tiOns:
1. Resolpod, That all the Comfy EKamin-
ers and Teachers be requested to furnish to
the Secretary of this Association a roll OF
honor, which shall embrace the names Of All
those teachers in their several counties,
whom they know to have volunteered in the
service Of the National Army
2. That aCOmmitiee be appointed Ou Obit-
uaFies, whose duty il shall be to make out
from the list furnished by the examiners, a
roll Of honor, embracing the names Of ali
these teachers who have been killed in bat
tie, or who by wounds or disease contracted
in the service have been disabled from the
further duties Of soldier, this roll to be a
part of the permanent records of the AssOci
alton, and to be read from year to year, at
the several meetings. All examiners and
others are hereby requested to designate upon
their lists the names Of all such as are con-
templated in this resolution.
Mr.. Swiss moved that the Caihcart resolu-
tions be taken from the table. They were
taken up and adopted as follows:
RcsoIred, That it is the duty Of this Con-
ventioL % al n it5 pgHsr e nE9tsft 81 aPdPFFsGs
School system of the State in all its official
relations.
ResolUed, That We have heard with deep
modification and regret, accusations Of in
temperahee and immortality, charged upon
our State School Commissioner, ahd as those
charges have never been satisfactorily re-
futed, but are generally believed to be true,
his further usefulness has been impaired, II
not destroyed.
ResolUed, Therefore, that the teachers Of
the Public Schools of Ohio do urge upon Mr.
Cathcartto contradict all sueh accusations, if
not true, and enter actively and earnestly
upon the labOrs of his Office, and we will
pledge him our most hearty support and CO.
operation.
The committee on nOmiuatiOns reported
the following names:
For President-Cbarles Royce, NOrwaIk.
For Vice Presidents-M. T. Brown, To-
ledo; t. W. Harvey, Massilon; Edwin Re-
gal, Massilon.
Secrstary-S. A. Norton, Cleveland.
Troasurer-Daniel Hough, Cincinnati.
Auditor-SamueI FindIey, Columbus.
Executive Committoo-Wm. Mitchell, Mt.
Vernon; A. J. Rickoff, Cincinnati; E. E.
White, Columbus; W. D. HehkIe, Lebanon
B. B. Mcvey, Bueyrus; R. Mcmillan,
oungstown J. W. Andrews, Marietta.
The following gentlemen were elected del
egates to the National Convention at Chi
cagO:
Eli. T. Tappan, A. J. Kickoff, E. f. White,
Charles L. Royce, Mr.. Cooper of Monroe, ".
D. HeEkle ef Lebanon, William Carter of
Delaware, N. J. eatman of Painesville, L.
NJ. OgiaGt of Cleveland, DR.. HartshOrn, Pres.
Merriek, ]. n. Rhodes, Lyman Harding Of
Cincinnati, NJ. F. Cowdry of Sandusky,
Miss Jane NJ. Babbitt, Miss n. Sherrard Of
stenbsB, F. &. suIiOt. .t
A report on Object Teaching was read by
Mr.. Hopkins, which was received.
a vete Of thanks to the Board of Educa-
tion for the accommodations furnished, and
one to the Trustees Of the First Baptist Con-
gregation for tho s0-of their sAursA, -sEs
unanimously adopted after which the DOz-
Ology was sung and tho Convention adjourn
ed sine die.