The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1871-11-02
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KAs.. Oct. 18th, 1871.

PARAMOUNT, KAs., Oct. 18th, 1871.
Editor Tunes:
The Institution resumed its labor
promptly at l:30 p. IN.
The subject of English grammar was taker
up BY VIM. H. Bradshaw. His class drill
was good and we'll calculated to draw out the
pupil and facilitate the development of hi,
reasoning faculties.
Professor McCarty explained the differ.
ence between a judicial and county in.
stituie as follows:
A judicial institute is called by the State
Superintendent, and The county institute by
the County Superintendent.
David Wilcox, from the Committee Gu
Resolutions, reported the following:
Resolved, That We, the teachers and citi.
zens of the First Judicial District of the State
of Kansas, in convention assembled At Fair
mount, believe il would lie for the bes, in
terests OF the cause Of education in our state
and the best means Of perpetuating the glo-
rious blessings Of our republican institutions,
70 urge upon our Legislators the necessity of,
and secure If possible, the passage Of . law
similar to the Michigan Law compelling the
education of every child in the State.
Hon d + Rrcver vss then introduced.
and delivered . very able adde's on the
subject of minority representation.
Ths S;.cn.s;on Of The RESOLUTION m com.
n.,orv education wa taken up and furth.
discussed
Ths r..olu,;on Nth some Modification.
was adopted, by a vote of l03 to 6.
THURspAY MORNING. OCT. 26.
The ,eachers met Prof. Barserman in IN.
chair.
Prof Hiatt Then delivered his address.
Subject Elementary Sounds,
Mn A. A. Tvombiy's essav on the inte,.
lee.uaI and moral culture requisite TO IN.
coming civilization. was read in a clear. pure
earnest tone. we'll calculated TO impress the
minds of teachers with the necessity of cul-
tiyatinr and developing the moral as we'll as
the intellectual faculties of their pupils.
Prof. Fethers then delivered lecture on
class recitations and oratorical exetcises,
which WAS full of good sense and instruction.
The exercises of the forenoon we're criti
cised bv +. w, Moxey. and closed with mu-
sic by the choir.
Pcof Williams v.s introduced. and lee.
,ur,d ON grammar. His Illustrations we're
GOOD. and We think his labor was not be-
slowed in vain, but that his suggestions will
he of great benefit TO the teachers of the
county.
The following resolutions were adopted !:
Fir-Th.t We. the teachers of Lesyen-
worth Comfy. in convention assembled.
recommend TO The Board of Examiners OF
said county. the i.suinx oftwo grades of Ger
,;f;c.tes onIy-6ra and second.
Second-That We will epdeavor to use
every Legitimate means in our pover for the
aav:nc,men, of education. and 70 render the
.chooIs Of This county inferior 10 none.
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