New-York tribune., 1868-07-24

entitled "Our Folks The reading was slsf,l and v,.t
yIng Dhg Id s ne &eyeng FfGa b rpoDsnsr gave s foes
Pond Of Oswego also read brief seectoD TO general
The following Committees were appointed On ResoIu.
tons @. X. Abbot, Samuel sade, VIM. N Reid, Andrew
s. d. Barr. H. A. Sheldon, J. A. Allen, j. H. Hoose j. ri
French. On Nominations NJ 7. Cavcrt, James crnik
n'rA Francis RAJ d. A. Blakesiee on tie Death o9 Dss
Dewey J. ". Bukley, G. r. Coburn, 7. w. Valentine
resolution offered by Assistant superintendent yaien
tine OF Brooklyn, was adopted appointing the exPresi
dents Of the Association Committee 10 report next year
a plan for the approaching quartercen,enniai (lSQ
meeting Of this Association:
Tn tho afternoon repOrs one after another verv
rapidly First was one by Mr.. James Joonnot Of New
York upon Culture for Womsn, III Which, after hu-
mOrous sketch OF how male suffrage and education would
be endured n AmazOnia, he offered the following reso
W4trsas The ends Of education bodily and P culture .s
the training Of al bean powers 1 to bsSssi % S's 5 as1 o %
and Wras Schools are established to promote ihess edo
P@sgf ibl he term. Of admission schools ever gds an.
Mind should reference solely culture sad anog sDd t
persons is upiIosophe 10 principle aIl inpoi p T,a.i,e
When the subject was opened 9f 3eDa'e MIS- anthony
Of New-York came upon the platform anna applause
She said that she had remarked, upon hearing this re-
port that she might say now & Nog ete m thoa Thy
Of which have made mention abOve-her longdenied
effort to speak, at the Rochester meeting IN 1853, up0ns
question Of her own experience she had az that time,
when finally allowed TO speak, observed that While socl
lawyers, physicians It had allowed women to be teach
ers; and therefore, If men consent TO be Teachers they
themselves
called and esteemed nothing better than MssNanyas
Miss AnhOnye time having expired, the ho0r was do
mandcd by certain queer genius, VINO enjoys celebrity
In the Association from two tcSls DacbelOrh0Od and
his residence in what he continually calls he rural dis
tct-and who comes to his feet as regularly rs the order
OF the day allows. lie occupied his five minutes with
/ somewhat ilarTanged argument which found its cnif
illustration in the assertion tat the American natiOa
would not have enjoyed the benefit Of having Geoigs
Washington II the mother Of George had been G0mans
rights woman, travelling about the country 10 adYOeas
wOman's rights. GTcat laughter ard applause.
Dr. French OF POtsdam date OF Albany read n reply
sent the committee who prepared the memorial above
named just received from Mr. Cornell giving assurances
that although present provision cannot be made for
women I'm that institution, no bars shi DC put up Which
may III future Keep them out
report by Mr.. NJ. NJ Merel, WatertOwn, upon Text
Books" presented. 1t makes DTieI sketch OF the
growth Of textbooks and deyOtcs good deal OF space "a
"a dcnunciatiOn Of existing abuses-coIfuptlOl-i the
publishing, aud agent and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
izng business and closes with the following resolution:
Re5Ud That teachers primarily. and The best textbooks ssS
ornaeg essential TO popular educaton nat We elcorage
aud better teaeheS ald that We ts
AID business practices when tend 10 tho
other considerations thantAer own me
The resolutions quite enthusiastically adopted
There much feeling against the cOrruplOhs prevalent
I'm Boards of Education in regard 70 the lntrOducOn OF
textbooks series OF textbooks but the resolutions
were deemed sufficiently expressive OF opinion.
Interesting cXcmplincatlOn or system OF pen
manship given by Mr.. Is. Harrison or LoNel, HasA
The most entertaining feature was the " "hlsl0riear
phase sketch Of each OF the letters OF the alphabet
much after the Crosby method OF treating creek foOe
giving its radical part It's earliest additions, ls yat%
tiOns later schemes cuIsYe or Tor printing apd tlas
its historical character generally Inc report was very
cordially received. 80 go,