New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-20
EDUCATION.

Inc sccOlu llebtD8 OF l0e huHODal AcSOclatiOn
School Superintendent opened yesterday afternoon In s
hall Of the House Of Representative The meeting calIsz
10 order By the President Brey Grant Nohfop tas ses.
tho Massachusetts Board Of Education telegram rou
tie second day NJ Blodgeit. Of Rockford. Ind was a.
pointed b oct til the regular Secretary arrived Aha
drawer by President Benton Of the " W. g. University ro1
OF members present was made showing the following atsc
aDce. 49,
W. N. Colby sgDt q lreedueos Schools IN Arksns.A
Richard Edwards Plest. Normal University III.
Isaac T. Goodenow State Supt Kansas.
W d. Hurkle Slpi. OF Schools, Salem, Ohil
g. W Ioss State Sapt. Indiana.
L. T. Kellogg Pfcst. Normal Scio0i. Kansas
Thomas Mcare suppl OF Asylum FOR Deal a1i Dlnb fna
J. NJ Ocoit Supt Of Schools TerTe hanie. lad
W. T. Phelps, Principal Normal school, MINI.
A. G. Shortrige. SUIT Schools IDdiauapoi.s, lad
Daniel Stevenson, STATE Slpt. KentGcAy;
L. r. White, Eator Ohio Edselti0@ai Monthly
j. =. Wickers.am state Ssp. Pe3nsgIpnit
A. K Benton. Pgesi. n ". Z. University IndsoapotA
Caleb Mills Prof Wabash College, former State Sept OF In
diana. ,
considerable audience Was present o. prominent teachsr
of indianapolis others who 10 advance 10 attend tks
American Normal Association and the AatOna! Ieioheu
association which ol ow this neenS oi tie STATE ana Schcx
Suycgiae ndClt. Tie delegates wce NecOled IN ti)gne0
Language by Prof g. W. Hos representing the State q In
diana Aitet reading Uf minutes II last meeting held "a
Washington, j. c. the following programme Yves Hreoensed -
the one agreed upon for this, the second meeting
Cost Der & pa Of EdIcat0n in the different Stgtess
J. W Bulgey, Superintendent Of TIE Brooklyn IN. ~
q Report on Plan Of Collecting Uniform Statistics in
der 70 compare School systems OF TIE slea slsss
sSiSsnia. and u 2 White Of OHIO. Committee
g. Report on PIN Of Qreaniine and Supervising Cg
peWelf OF OHIO and George H. sears OF he"Jeisey ton.
mlttee. -, If, ,v;u;.
Mitchell If Olio T. A. Hcbbagl Of Massachusetts and Ly.
man Harding Of 0aio. Committee &C., -,
part Of each state School system
Disegssion Subject Education and Reconsi lctioa"
com Mons Proposed Messrs j. P. wickershsm Il
Pen syIyazis W. L. White OF West NrgiHia' ana r. H. u
~ SJco1snee Of Senor DonIngo T. ssrmiento MnitA
ron,iorv Of the Argentine Republic, was annoancos
IA "a address to the Association which the presisat
called Tor As IL senior speaks English with difficulty this
was read by Nj MlCAegsha0 l was Wt prepared
and well received He do all bteLgent foreigners prassS
ou Institutions particularly LEY tend to educate tie an
tire people lie said wOld faithfully report 10 BIS GOserp
ment these national meetings AID hoped that day 40
country wOgd be able 70 boast IL similar interest H. Goa
enercy OF No American PEOPLE What magnificent task 100
tue noble ardor educatonist Having world oetoss
them 10 p feet the IN place ~ Initiate IN an0tneA
with certain IN the approtationo whole Popoa.ioas
he 9oE II The Of Schools VASE
assembled at COcnnai on The banks oil me Oao or a.
s. Louis o.; Missouri on ne Mississippi WoIl Dc topsas4
ORR ooo tue River Plaza, OF the skirts o the majestic
Andcs last d - s s to snseeras ~ IL x
come alone DIS representative capacity thst
made bis presence ana sacreae Neeo Ne s.1N "a h.seE
20 be lafge-In aded maa, IN Sympathy wh the friends
p1,er On the Cost Der aplta OF Education in toe d
hrcf .5 s'e nrigeion Is condensed on Is pae
lcg eoau3gi lb.e such papers apt 10 be tedogas
AFr the efforts he bad made by
With others iho ghoH tie entire United sties sna TIE gen
era interest mani e. ted ne sa Inc qle 10Y rs % e.
the cost per capita OF education IN me svs's
l. shall i be our Teachers wages alonet
Shall il be teachers salaries Ilc!udtlH salaries o on
rent nitegs wages repairs and faroshng pfas
sha tie cost Of school lots and the expense 81 buildings
erected during tie year be taken iato account
all lie a D.
property form an item IN the ectimatef
entire register humber, or both eepaIetelyi
How shall the register naaber be eokoaOd, and hov The
and shall The number in attendance be taks
BY half days, o. once 0ay
T. What Il i constitute the tine upon which reckon
81, Shrt 10 BE ~ days. weel months. or tie ge1rf
line report WOW OF the Importance Of tho scbiec 90
EeeS IRA, his ho subject be committed 70 comm'tss
ree, VITA asir soai g p'ea'e e',uL sah thr nfesss1
IN M yiy IN e bl.as Which hs, be prepared snI rDoo.i
TO til. association At is ns2t shn1al u'.sin%
which paper on the same subject ffou C9os - rens-
emit committee appointed b! the President % ir1As
AZ lie evening session e Monday committee
lions appon,ed Re we're pe5eaed b. g'assTssss
ros ON the practical Workings the school laws rhe
eral States Tie discussion o. The subject saowed there
SECOND DAY .,..
number Of eE deeg-eS S %, Anon e,a
TIE Association on Tuesday morhut T"S '
f. Van norEeira Marslaad; @. Hosford Michigan. JsAf
To,ris STATE school CON oner Ohio numbog o.
Tv superinendents slso reported among whom vso
nj W " Craig MIdison lad James Crukshank L. D.
san SureriutC ntent az Sctocts aud Editor " T1f f
Brookiyr n y. Presidents Nu o. The Indiana STATE ont
,sr.fy ana Gregory Kalamazoo Col &c Michigan, we're
present Tbs body thus ronted pIceaed d. ned AZ
rearanee 1--we tce was thar evidently, o. thnAmg by
rrssye man An earuestuess characterized theI pcsss&
iifes that sde the tine pass pleasantly 70 all
The papers announced IN te progTamAe "efs eie' ~
ana as O. prepsTed presented IN ther SraeE me
paper Of M p T. White Of OHIO on statistics ho9sh hss
lilly prepared covered The subject very iN ghs VIC
ana basis a. Ac statistical iepoii OF he SuyefnteAden"
ublle schocs. The items sSet were lew Ia Lno, az
ci wOui be Vi practical yn'ne In eop Iihs s1e
ol different siats NeSslS An ser She La o. Vno v'Sr
die and Rdwn u Ihois setse" tue ioes,i9yn ~
tis1s 81 'eg ga mentioning tbos, o eiue ba 800.
temperance 70 connection WIN COO ,,, and roSr,s
Sss r1e felo ag resoaton was ofc ed spd pnssed re
soe Iast si S lr 6e relation y
tw.eu psupeyl aoa edncsi1~- , $50 "aine anu eiss
ice ard ef%eton setting forth also ito costs OF the saa
.sner suoes were presented verbally written reTe
ore o. The leading question, Of the meeting was that a
Hetisn-s Bureau ~ AdacoOa. raoral on this sassN
laS teen presented OF lie ith OF February With
; draughi o. ol MI Ga,ae.d lad managed thsNls
successfully that IL was passed BY the House 1t is R0w
oIe ne seIse lLe lesi1Te Of Bureau was changed
Department. When tAis bill becomes law as IS cons
IDENTIFY expected great advances viii be made the sapssd
u Wels0l educator. .l .ft %, ..tf
spase YIN scw fcnsr report Of tits I'M ,a n.s
ng Indianapolis was never hotored by more eaehtesa
body adjourned 10 mees Text year At the Gins and gse:
greed epea fer The American Normal and tas Nstsas
Tee sslssSe /. ist Of officers coming year: Pms
.ent r. T. Willie or OHIO Vice. Presidents, tie Hos.
stevenson of Kenreky Prof L. picksrd OF hcage Pfk
. w Balkley Of Brcokyn y. Y Recording Secretary ~
hon L. Var Of MARYLAND CoIrespordug Secretary
lie Hon. George w Hoss Of Indians Treasrrer Prof W.
Jicott OF IeIre hante Ind!sIa. Executive Committes
Hartman the Hop. j. T. Wekslslam Of Penn Duane Dox
SO. OF Detroit: the Hon w Y. White Western vrgisist
fe Hon j. f. Goodsnow Of ksrsa the HOp4J. S. Adsma
eInOnt
AaERicsN NORMAL ASSOCIATION.
President Riehard EDWARDS Of the Normal University >
Illinois promptly called the meeting 20 order the bsO
greed upOn-ll O'Clock Tuesday morning. He bfsdyr-
erred to he progress OF Norma stutoIs AND said D, eose
enc mber the time when Massachusetts the .phcsAs
the position Of school teacher found TIE a u Nsr
na sehoo deed weights thing 10 be concealed rather
nhbed Now ssch had teen tho change throag host The
pted States that there thirty inattA