Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-08-26
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THE NORMAL PRINCIPLEs OF Emu.
u CATION,
t AN ADDRESS
NBy JOHN @. HARDNESS, A. Nj.
President OF the State Normal universilv,
wnxrSoror. Dr,.
Price 2B Cents.
Endorsed for Beautiful Sentiment Hish.foncd D;of,o,
Correct ideas. and Ttrse Logic.

Correct IDEAS and Tsrse Logic. ''''"'
INT Hardness Expresses his opinions In regard to
the principles Of education with perfect freedom hni
Gazette Trenton. '1''
IAN exhaustive address "-Nsy York HERALD.
"A spicy preface. The writer shows n con-
average. Mr.. darkness has produced a brlpb
and sparkling. book. You cannot crush mi
pamphlet shows that there are subects on ,b,.h e
relative to the education Of women putting aside the
political problem The Teachers Convention was not
they expect to understand The public viii now
read and Judge whether Mr. Hardness received iar
play."-Dattg True American, Trenton.
''Elaborate"-Neio York Daily Trfbuns.
ave take the following from the Newark Jourua,
IDEAS the Emporium, MI Tss ne o~"
Among all the essays which have been read be-
apparently contained any new ideas worthy Of n te
and the anthor of one Of these Prof darkness, wa,
shamefully prevented from speaking. He alluded in
forcibe terms to the gross Injustice done to women
by the leading professions and the higher institutions
Of learning in denying her right to participation
these respects, the Professor contsnded, would el
vate not only women. but man, and could not fall IN
is harmonizing influence upon society. This duo.
trine, II appears, did not suit our American dura
tors and although the essayist stated that he wsa
no advocate OF female suffrage. the noise and confn
the stage. This shows that tis not woman siitrrsr.
especially that teachers n1hting so obrtnsis
y against, but that most stubborn preludicer xIr
| againrt the equality OF woman with man even II,
matters pertaining to the cultivation OF the nd Al
the enlargemtn mt Of her social and material rphr--
| OF labor and usefunese
1--WE regard this as a most digraceful Incident in
tho proceedings Of this educational convention which
before many years Its participhters would he glad 10
sec blotted from their record -Ne,eark Journal er
| ark.
His views upon Female Education were entirely
| reasonable and just."-Baily Commercial Wiimins.
/ ton, Del
i From Rev. CHARLES d. Shaw, Pastor Of tho Cen
trail PresbJ terrain Church, Wilmington, DEL
WILMINGTON DBL, Aug. 2ith, 1sGa.
/ Dear Sir: congratulate you on having aroused
attention and awakened opposition by your recent
| address at Trenton. The principles there II isid
down arc unqlestionably correct, and the closr,t
examination Will only make that fact the nr,r- a
parent II is turpris ng that In great edurati,nYl
body such evident truths should have eau 80, -, ,r
| excitement That they did reems to INDIE q, the
necessity for their wider dissemination.
Very Truly You're,
| CHARLES y. SHAW.
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