New-York tribune., 1867-07-29
NEw-YORK STATE TEACHERS ASSOCIATION.
THIRD AND LAST DAYS PRoCEEDINGs-AN AD-
DRESS BY GOV. FENTON.
Pron our speelal Corresp.
ArnuRN. n. Y. Jnly o. 1867.

This evenings session is thick with resOlu-
lions The following resolution, presented 10y lanes Ian
single word in OppositiOu; .
Sd T'ia n.s Of three be appointed BY ,t the @ Chair 4 to
E distinguished school G without distinction Of or
Dr. French of Albany presented long series of resolu-
Hons manly expressing gratitude at the legislative en-
tetments OF recent date which have so largely increased
he facilities by which teachers enabled TO fit them
byes fairly for their profession These were adopted
and the next were by DeputySuperntendent Barr 10
his effect:
a. LIZ s @ ac s noO and have Composed great
aou ofthe successful teachers this state therefore he it
p'Ias appointment the anaa should designate ladies'
privileges rot mer Of following the gentlemen but aaorins them an
The Rcv p 2. Bishop of Auburn delivered bref ad;
Iress on modes OF thinking; after which Mrs Randall
Uery nook and Granny IN the room 10 tie s5G. s s
nent OF both comfort and safety-wth readlng from
Ndrioh's " Mabel with her Face against the Pane"
His ExceIeney Gov Fenton was no" , lhtLOluCeu & oy
Judge PomeT0y of this city, the entire audience rlsg
rnal manner, very briefly lie expressed his thanks Tor
ne cordial welc0me extended him, and sald that ne ha9
slVavs regarded the schOOtcaCher the guardian OF
public liberty The wealth Of the State did not consist
q mere national possessions, but IN the public spirit
which educated the masses OF the people, which sus
biued the Commonwealth Under our noble INSTITUTIONS
-purer and better for what they have passed through
kppausel-the people all and all things that relate
bas and arms that produce blessings at home ana add
Our reputation abroad arc Of the people and an TINS
6pepds largely on the efforts Of the teacher This re;
TDonbby present and future, of the teacher renders
Necessary that ne should see to II that the educaon o
hom the earth well as TO solve the problems Whc1
natue presents. In conclusion the Governor Teaikeu
Nsktere is greater need I'm this country that the
EhOOmaster should be abroad in the land than on me
European continent, for the Perpetuy OF the
the country and closed by expressing 70 those assem-
bed thanks in the Of the people OF the state OF
EeVYork for their labOrs OF love IN their behalf
Superintendent Rice called out the Hon christopher
Morgan the founder OF the present free school system OF
tlsstate and its consistent, lifelong advocate. Mr.
Morgan made a very few remarks DIT Lambert noye9 a
fng vote to his EXcelcucy the Chief Magistrate or the
k;ste for unting manly and faithful hDors III De
bal Of the right we the cause OF education ana as
k alluded In this connection 10 his determined veto on
he Central Railroad Fare bin, the applause irom inc
audience fairly shook the hail. ~. T.. ~.
resolution OF thanks superintendent Rice, for ms
hbors In aiding bring about the recently enacted laws
lOr free schools was heartily adopted, and the Super-
kndent briefly acknowledged them z ,-,-,.,.
The absence OF Secretary Seward ana Slr fredeIlcA
Bruce was stated to be the result OF too early ADJOURN
men in the morning and about 10 o'clock the president
formally declared the tWeny-secOnd anniversary OF me
EeWYork state Teachers Association ADJOURNED ste a.e'
Gov Fcntons errand here at present is 10 eAaue .e
You with especial reference 10 the prOprey OF lnlo
1ucBg the Owsco water therein The matter has been
lef discretionary with MN, IN company Win '"N
Lieutenant Governor and others.