The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-08-06
FRIpAY, July 31st.

The only business ofimportance to come
before the meeting is the Committee reports
which we give as follows:
Committee on nominating officers, reported,
For PYesident:-C. II. ALLEN. of Madison.
For Vice Pyesident:-S. f. LOCKWOOD,
GAINESVILLE, Miss NJ. A. MERRILL, Fond du Lac,
Miss T. c.. SUTHERLAND, Monroe.
For Secretary:-A. J. CHENEY, Delevan.
For Treosver:-J. B. Pr ADT, Madison.
For CounseUorS:-A. J. CRAIG, A. PICKETT,
l. STONE, S. D. GAYLoRD, and A. q. HEND-
R1oKsoN, comprising the board of officers OF
the Association for the ensuing year.
The Committee on place of meeting, report
ed La Cross as the place for the next Annual
Meeting.
Committee on Honorary members reported:
| J. d. PHILBRIoK Esq, Supt. OF Schools,
Boston, Mass, S. D. GREEN, Prof. of Math.
and Philosophy, Brown University, R. l., r.
EDWARDS, Prin of Normal University, Bloom
ington, ILL.,, C. E. HEWITT, Prof in Normal
University, Bloomington ILL.,, J. F. EBERHART,
Supt. of Schools, Cook Co., ILL.,, Rev. JAS.
EMERSON, d. D., Prof in Beloit College, Bel
oft, Wis, d. f. DEWoLF, Prin. High School,
Tifin, O., G. S. HAsoALL, Battle Creek, Mich,
S. SWEET, Rockford, ILL.,, S. Ii. WHITE Prin
Brown School, Chicago, ILL.,, V. BUTLER, Prin
of School, Waukegan, ILL.,, A. }. KINGMAN, )
R. ERoANBRooK, Kenosha School Board
L. w. LYMAN, FRANK HEAD, DANIEL HEAD,
A. FAIR II. H. TARBELL, NJ. WAsHBIsH, s.
FISK, EZRA SIMMONS, j. P. GLOVER.
Committee on Journal of Education ubmit-
ted the following:
s'We have examined the account of the res
ident Editor, presented herewith, and find the
same to be correct. We are glad to be able
to state that the subscription list has been
considerably increased during the past year,
though but a small number of the Teachers
of the State seem to value it as the organ OF
the State Association and a record OF educa-
tional progress, or as means OF aiding them
in their arduous labors. The price has been
reduced to IS cents and it is hoped that at the
close of the ensuing year we shall lind the
names of a majority Of the lee teachers OF the
State upon the subscription books We have
no recommendations to make in reference to
the management of the Journal, except to in
dorSe the same by recommending the reap
pointment of Rev. j. B. PRADT, as resident
Editor"
Committee on Resolutions reported as fol-
lows:
1st. ResoIUed. That this Association
gratefully acknowledges the protecting provi
dence of God in prospecting us during the
past year, and now granting us another
pleasant and instructive Annual Meeting.
End ReS0LUed. That we tender our sin
cere thanks to the citizens of Kenosha, for the
noble hospitality which they have extended
to the members of this Association, and also to
those Rail Road and Steamboat companies
which have granted free return tickets.
Sd. ReSot0ed. That this Association is
under the deepest obligations to Profs. GREEN
of Brown University, EMERSON, r. EDWARDS,
G. S. HAsoALLandJ !. d. PHILBRICK Esq for their
labors in behalf of the teachers and throu gin
them, the people of Wisconsin.
4th. ReSotUed, That as the educational
interests of our State demand a special medi-
um of communication, we recommend to its
teachers the Journal Of Education, the organ
of this body, and appeal to County Superin
tendents and others in positions of influence
to exert themselves to extend its patronage,
that it may be supported independently of
State assistance.
9TH. ReSOLUed, That, while we miss from
our annual session many who have been wont
to meet with us,we are proud Of their self-sac-
rificing patriotism and devotion to their coun-
try; that we have heard with pride of their
deeds of heroic bravery on the battle field,
and that we send to the living to-day mead
of praise from swelling hearts, and that the
dead are embalmed forever i'll our memories.
9th. Resolved. That we, as citizens, and
especially as educators. feel it our imperative