, 1869-11-11

III SEttuH or inc 8fARH B6HfA OF xsNhe
ic ChaEtties-Fnpers Read On tho
treatment OF the GnsAuc-fKetoRu.
saons AdoPted-EacetaoR 1ketuxns,
Ac,
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
SFhIs6P1kLp, Nor. 10.
Pursnant to notices and Invitations is.ued by
ReT. F1ed Wines, Secrefa1y Of tho state Boasd OF
Pphlic Charities, the boa,d met IN the Stats L.
brsrJ thu morning u. 10 O'Clock Tho following
bald IT. Prtttdent; Hon. 3. u. Church, Hon
George Rooinsou, .ltev. T. H. Wines, Secretary.
the invitation o1 the board: Governor John III
Palmer, State TREASURER Batas. Secrota1J Of Atate
Runmrl 6sate Superintendent OF Schools Hate.
issac scar,iis md General 9ui,on. In toes. e Of
i1e !!ltn9!a 81 State lnsane AAslan; scarr4ts and
Lieutenant Governor DooKoelsJ. Ion. BenIsnIn
l. Wiley, Dr. Oven, and Colonel tai, Trustees Of
Tho eoalh+En 1cssne Asylum; Eshu Palmer, Gen.
tees Of The Southern Normal School, r. q. Ginett,
superintendent OF The Illinois Deaf and Dumb
ass D. IT, aSS m q St H ta
tasia, II. At- J. HoJL SECRETARY OF The Wtscou.
I'm ate 1ra1d Of Agriculture; III. Woodbu1n, Of
" Eddy; 1icn. I. & Mann; M Thonas 4S WIZ, II a..
Gh!tect oi 1he Southern SormA University; Hon
Thomas Quick.
Ess occupied by Ds. Winoa, Secretary, reading
Humber Of letters and papers from different gen.
tlentn Of experience Ia the Treatment Of the tn-
sane. Allowing the esrors Of the past Treatment Of
the insane, and recommending radical changes;
and Of . IRON DR.. Bemls1 OF Worcester Aasss.
snnacts .st!,ng so,sn hs y1ers a. eostn aad IN
u Illinois. ufRtnR upon them the INAUGURATION OF
new. hettef ann happier cnauRe tn the location
aud conduct Of it lnaane Asylum.
III. Mcfarland, superintendent Of tho 4syIqtu
1t tJAckeonV1ilc VI - then Introduced. and sad oe
co,a!a, eadotsea the s.eWs .! y: Bsals and
the II ieatment CT our tnsant, and mate avatlahIo
labor Of the different tnarttufious amt add greatly
,ioa Of lsod for eaeh asy1m would tarn,sa 9 sun @
CLEFT employment for all who ~oald labor aud
w1.k IN The manner reeommepdet ny hun, aud
which wood sdd eteat!5 to the comfort, hesltn,
Nj. Wines then made very elaoorsse and u-
teIestfnS etatement Of the lnstne paupers in the
with cham, fettcs and rnauac!e, IN many Of the
Poor Houses IN many count.es, and arc subjected
to such We and ,nhpuan r1es,pent tue recsal ol
and the board Of Public Charities ia PARTICULAR q
provide foT this class Of un!oTtupa:es-
Mr Wines then made . very Interesting Hud.tall
tlied Il ciaiemons. France, vn,eh ~. listened
DE. Woodhurn, super,ntendent Of The Atylom
for Women ut Indianapolis, WIS Introduced, aud
said that he could net agreed win the views of the
gentlemen recommending tue cottAFo 4ysten. lie
imrarlal NH wonld d!spe. n,s ob'eeuonA-
con M 6nsen sss.em n woaId saa % nasesai,1 a 10 sae M
happiness Of PATIENTS, and also to their prunt,
and that Of the tnstitut1ons WORKING under il
and impartial trial OF y 1 cnttsge system, aud
thought 1ta workings II l'd result IL nuch .eueat
1en 1eo's s hoped t9s
s1, s,ers 70 'nausural abenraeial md humane
ne s
In Use in this State
Judge Church also addressed the meeting, urg-
tng tho adoption Of some more enlightened and
1nsn y sc
rtt- on behalf Of the boalu, thaaxnl the scnslc-
men who had addressed the m.cung. apttches
Dr.. Evesett, Beuj. Wiley. Or. Glets, and Others.
Governor Dougnerty then offered he following
| resolutions, which we're adopted:
.1 - tn q in.s q
the costsxe system .th thai at escnt In Eese do
Th.; she setsaty, fos Ill,
iassss.e both tae eeosaay estas1 Il ss,ans foF
1 Aiser the adoption Of the above resolutions the
| conference adjourned sin< di<
Aos.1sSts o. ne votes Of re io?so*iee counties a
Srees ses HsaoS @ esas
Monroe, Montgomery. Morgan, Pa!..kI Issa-
ia11 na@. sna oS %1nnes.sc e Ap.5a:.s troa TWO o.
| thrte counties naSb been received IN which the
Countr CleIk failed 70 mention for wnat ot1est
| the pesHOps named were voted for, and othera
who failed 10 return tho votes On nent tefA o. The
| CONVENTION OF contse, these abstracts hive beer
inc returns Today show that the following per
tops elected to the convention have the follo Sini
F,rst Diss1ict-wn. J. A.,en, oI 1,4sl majority
Third D!stI1ct-Wnuau q. Bowman, bJ e,ea
SIKH D,sts,ct-1csepn u. wasahusn, BY 10
1en,n pla11ct-Roeert r. Hanna. By :s4 ma
thirteenth Dl.,stct-Bcverly VI. Henry, by 50
7asn1een.a uisatcs-Georse E. vending. B.
Stpe,ceath D.strtct-Euward I. Rice, By c..
1xens5.th1d Dlstztel-Jas. ". Engl!sh, by 81
Tventy.n.nth Dis1,ct-Wm- Il. Seece, by Il
7hirty inst D.s;s.ct-Da.id Elltt. bJ ~ uajo,
F,l,y.nrb, pissr!ct-W. ". sedgwtck. By 10:
r1isy.ti,rd D.stzset-En,a Il Halnes, br IL
F1fsJ-iour,h Dsszsct-L S. Church, bJ LII M
/: las been showing tur1ousls al1 day, and
this wzt1ing there Is four inches nd sood sless
r r. Tne Joliet woouen Mills have alel articles
: incorporation 70 daJ: caoits, stock; e4oeS
Un!seTstty laid their report heiore the Govern
to-day, together with ali the papers relating
the details OF the Ca1bondalc rEopeFt1 The ooal
4 | N4IlHdtoutn t0-mONuN.
'- There seems 10 be some doubt among the leg
fEatetnitJ Of this c1ty regarding the eltiolttf
- Judge Blynn, OF Maroon County, and Judge Nic
,s Of Chr:etian County, 10 1t as members Of q
- Constitutional Convention, TO which roth ha
" tten elected. Both 0! the gentlemen ntr acu
=, Jpdxes,-lllce, Of the eighteenth Circuit, =
q Bryan, Of the Second Circuit
= + The Governor has been notified that the electt
> Of county oillcesB n Cumberland County w1a
contested.
The Secretary Of State 10 dsy received to
gram f1om Sape1ste, which sa,s that the l
HI sts1cts OF that county received By the Sectcta
n. are fraudulent, and eskluE that commissions
II | the nfHtfDs.