New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-06
The PsnHsJIvnain sinte Teachers AssoeiH'i"n'
Annual CONVENTION At TIE5BURG.

4 10 .fa lock Tor liE present.
The Pennsylvania sinto Teacbcrs' RssoeiR'ion'
ANNUAL CONVENTION At GgT1EsBURG
From Oar Special CoFEesi ouden..
GErIYsBt no. aug 4. lsGG.
The Annual Convent on Of the Pennsylvania state
Teachers Association session here anu II argelJ a
tended AZ hundred 1--we teachers from all parts Of
te state are present Tho Association convened yesterday
morning and will remain 10 session ti Thursday night
An interesting discussion % The subject "ihe Normal
School system Of Peansy5slia occupied portion OF ye'ic
day. Penusyiyana. you Lno Is To have twelve Normal
schools The discussion was ri.fv upon two points
twelve Normal schools can be cup oed Nv t'c h"ei
and whether the schools Glfca1g e-saosAe1 Ao H''-h |
re-. al feJuents n The age.
Sir GnchrisL Superintendent Of Nasangon Connly'
claimed Gr PennsqyaIr tho inauguration az taua'm sYs
TEN Nor,i School education 'rt td not ieaf ." colaIe
beg lbrralry wiih e.. Of peg er s.i.es lno vac o ~
i. ~. No. ,-t,,b Ave already done honor 10 her
hbe. policy. These slt t a ale enOl"l felA-i .'Al'
de8fls Twelve .cls-y iJr Asi vhnls Cah We h WE'VE
~ Broos Pf.neipa, OF tse Mn,rsyFle Normal School
thought thi. Of TIE most imToftlnt srltc me
Loa nou- be c..a gpo- No. ~ & re-. ,s m ms fat1re
q reensyanis sr-". school .si' bsi we 'hoal MOI af
meet for mutual bot for improvement and Tor the
promotion OF The education be vcniured 10 Teti
ia. twelve n0.o Normal fcloos ir Prsy wanna. when
ogh were many OBJ. ccd properly support Tie TINE
lA- como T s' many ioTmh iDvi, l'i u $500.
what schools need, aud lo-o w S'Ia '' 9 H''. -
Let imprTc tho cs-.'r ~ ,..l-.H ~ ." ,i
~ tie Teacher vel lr ne tolsso ~ Tor W.
cross road school, orre DO not iolm tuhi WIS
can be done IN tho Aor9li s,1co c,''9 As .o,
Of 10 Normal schools ofttc coari n , d their spare
ser Va xo~ % sci. the stA.aid % Norma Instruct gu
rand should rrft7Io moro u pfu'.aiu'Ai 'h'rAe''
r. lassiona uies good h'ns. hut tno," ui
I've gaaos 81 SCHOOLS .his cs N or saie are not ne
most d.gniscd 20 thr world Tic sr' ta ats wv A.
WI yersd ~ iHtricaces OF crious mei 1fs eio
.,r,tllrs o. uuch pazlA 70 account tor tie D. I. ~
HHar
iissa tisnfoatoa ~ nlcclt Y. J.. phAaders ~ ~ iF'
~ ifarr ye .hc.r degrees L. her D. r'de
he schools Tho principe is ~ good one IT - ht Z. ~
dlcc Of sh'.e.sness and make the ~ ui 49,.
,.,t WI 49, doing much for the Stlct This "oil ho'
he hsv ba mo gaidrton Of d The state noH givei
" s.4-T yrlo dc.fus 90 teach tie fgl Of "
Genie nor Voek O. a.-isi ir de.rlYii is chiehs''
II sul thouglt that b. properly conducted
- ,.i toi. yorld not be TOO mau' fG the great state
- ma bn taos, uhich ~ ady IN operation are
~ lending 4, their Legitimate brsiless. Oenionen are ept
u ~, Sormal re -ols do their work iAeroIsi IT,
q ,oa teachers Ilt ri'de 10y hoi." sol'., -. y,
be Normal schools Of Pernis .nla IS I-ni. o. ho~s.
vel endowed The sPcnkii ,ee.-'.' a. IA 10
/ honor intmaiiug t1as a lle p'1'soe &c % ''' ' "
NJ smith Of Pike Co.--rhe gentleman 'Aorli occupy tse
9SS. Lance TlospsonOur three Normal Schools ove-
crowded. Tie pa Le 1eainuu io' 8 cr.- Nv
snupy Give fw more roci s'no - ~ 49,
s,od refined 'oars CaI We Of dealing VIII le human
-irf-no, mere autl mere cter.ls .ele 30 oAe l.tr
~ rem over which tie Should have coaigo.-tse
se "a the 4l-y. Taese OIe - sloull ne eF DC tHe
! tuu corrupt IJ4llcuua iiiA nH"e'"
s aud reinaice. O! part-au-. In the state o Mnssaohn
ses the ocefs every STATE Normal schoo are under he
st raen al .,e higast order OF cultivated tnlent IL.
teaohers AHA 70 Dc fTelanto spru cl-i! 10 Sow le
world that thoy DO not need INC S''"'-4' VI ' ' P
M KapbNI eoog e Summaries students are thoroughly
drilled in such are nece,a5y 70 We ' .S
st9nlInr ~ subject o. study. Why sAold We coAnne
ourseyes ia Normal school 70 the mere routine N01 VI os
Teachers An institution ia which toe le4e-si So 10 aug
All the branches which he IN turn may be called upon !"
1
whetheI t! ~, s,boGs n teactns taught IN Normal
oeoois one sach school would be amp Soeleni Oi ths
nceI. 81 oar State But need more Ne Nant
taught sioh it necessary FOL the ctmpe'eu' 'a'A'r u
Know %, Harding Of the M,rs,le Normal School regretted
that wten be was student 'eas s % icf, be excused fol
his bantness In ealing attention 70 ore OF two point ~hiet
oI' f,j NJ a. nj 10 legitimate business Of the Norma
school They established 20 proslno ios tas :,
SENIORS H. "a Ion Las not been carried out The cogTs,
irsct,n /, more academic than practical or Norma
Scores Of yogug people Of both seresoo young 70 tea1 At
ohiesoroe to no intention 10 engage
~ bc fth9 seut % the Normal school,
wtcre board and tuition Afforded At eaeLp rn n'
| Thess should rGks way for men hhq Nousn w
intend TO make teaching proiessoL oAy ". " 80,
RIO time OF Instructors may then Do devoted 20
tscfbe competlon Of education already begut-lnsea
OF having II taken W IN teachrg le NI .cboas bsy
rSdnatet seyero u toto IN tho scientific oeIeh ~,
6ut 100 in the classical course there = 49, s1Dr
10, Oc avstetu turn out enough tehchefs 20 buppl
me demand, OF let the course taught-shss'eVef
- he = be such as 20 give US in't"aU vi
40 ~ walking text books, class OF edushtel ny w
semen In any event let thl classical course pe 10
rroVr what II 70 be learned aud how much t-tE"s w
~ make the Normal Sehoo' tho Ieof.v
Siee confer degrees which Will signify spnrlhnE 70 wy
orH and then whether we' needstwo more or ~ no.
ps the state viii furnish them aud VIII lead heM e'ei
AID ard encouragement
49, EVENING SESSION. 81,
1oe, delirht,u rambe portion OF tue oas..o
On ,sbch the Iamened Reynolds fell the AsoeiiAgn ~,
led M n m 70 hear address from COL uso. =. a..
V.-iend on the Victory at Gettysburg Inc oln,ga 40
NJ the victory was due TO the superior lhIelis
nrs Training of the Union svlders There NhS ,
ntra yeen the Of the two armies is
NJ hecn reared where knowledge was
re rsion wa rendered subordinate 10 tho ouuca'n
and where necessarily, higher moral ti yns % S1e
than coad be noticed among the sau10 80, '.o
in the army OF Northern yrgiTTs .cbo"in. . ~
Siors knew the status Of Affairs ~, 80 lase'
"a leer long abroad among them. lhey l 'o phpr
tth CHRONICLES the history every day was ,s ~
~ re world They imbbed pairoiio s,nl'.s.'S, ihe
T,,sd 10 lore the flag o. their fiAef. ~ s' aau ~
.v tts parots cherished It's boodstainso iol'i aDa t'
irsa upon the nsuer Of the sacred eOtsa - 40
Z IT. nav for what they hehu-g "eN MlsHl
.ctI hen or State was about 70 uteo &c tlo zee
! ! =, saurunary cOntest-when 100 slp.' ''' "a .
: Ssn~tfv fud confident Zoe was Hg..' 70 tsA uP
80 ma hole 90 crlsA Dr. iorcN.f. 4-. "g- W. A's
80 Sand erect 30 The priie NAlcH '5i-l.le.
= .h snJ In the Integrity our ureHlcih ee' s.u ~
ootded breath by ~il ho trls. n "a 90 .. y-si,s