The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-06-28
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Oh UtHtTnL InIeTtSv
GALVESTON. Jrne ~ GSpecial The
s.oona All. aooa,;,, Z, A. o.,
.e'ouu uay proceedings vi .he ota''
Teachers association was opened by Rev
DIR, Crane with devotional exercises, at 9:3(
n m
M
Inc minutes oil the TWO previous sessions
were read, and with little revision passed
| A question was raised as 10 whether n,
No, onn,o =, ,ho ,..ohor. a.a;,,a, 80 A.,
NV 'o,'o Vi 'he 'e"oneis "pPo'n'eu oi' 'n'
committees were members OF the associa
tiou, which resulted in some of the gentle
man enroIl;pg ,hs;r namss
n..s'T Wv" ' w
Professors Hendrick and Waggoner were
appointed as additional members on the
co On on school laws;
- atJ les Hwyns anu paluwihs papers,
reau ,ast hight' were discussed oy several
.hat ~ took more tact ana the pest talent IN
.e the primary departments IMAM ID
the higher branches:
PROFESSOR keyie then read his paper on
Aeoioey, hter which recess was taken Tor
1 Tha t Iiipo;e Vi enron1ng new members
me ioilowlng were among the new mem
pers enrolled TINS morning; Professor K. +.
p pUwei w nnu WIZ, nu3oaru City; ". .
Wpu n, ". Q h9gers, oomanche; W: W.
TSous, w. y 3. fToyhor, Ih0rpe springs
- Loms' W. Everhear!' v, M. honefts'
a; ~. LOW, houston; j.; Nj. Dunn, IL. b.
Molly, GIeenviIIe; Rev. DR.. Martin,
yMay,erly, w: Y. Kote, san Antonio, Miss
'essne o'rayhan, ho1nu ROCK. ;.
mnJor hiGnarusoh tnen read MS
p papodi 4, vi MatneIia.ieal otuuies vindl-
Gated, which was handled in mastery
'' M,n r anu weli uehVerSu.
Miss EIa Mo0re: OF baylor university
snoii III u,eaI uistiICI VOICE ueiiVereu her
paper on fraise OF knowledge"
MISS mattle saunders OF koind ROCK,
snen Ieau selection, Archie Dear" with
sp,enu1I enect, ana was followed by Pro.
,esspr nanu, VINO read paper on George
,h e nSy when was 2 line panegyric ON
'h rue ue"u pniianthropist. m
ino convention then ADJOURNED Till 3
p H.
MT. NOTES.
!is morning lulte humoer OF the dele.
gates lhuuiged IN the luxuries OF surf
pa NM.
.,, this evening" the teachers were RECALLED
w., WeI on e1culsion on tne pay ana visited
the LbIreeakwater, returning highly delighted
WIN In the Tip.
Inc various school superintendents met
~, ~ ,lon'en.ion az the paviiiioh at p. m.
o.aay, anu were called 10 order by the
ttesiuen1, Lroiessor W; U. kote, OF San
aIn wno delivered very able and
e, nS .s address on General Education
n nnt .n Fly, vaiue Oh supervision" It was re-
t;on Will w,n 'n?Ssn. ana pertinent sugges-
s s ~, MI iSa prsssicaiiy carried into
v un,,a ~ she management OF pu6iic schools,
fnrNa
Vi .ne word
A..el .nis the superintendents resolved
.l a INTO conductors meeting and
auopteu programme OF exercises for the
s ~ a hormai INSTITUTES. This was done
", " sevure harmony throughout and make
VIZ" ~, VIZ Hoie ehiCleht.
Ahe convention tnen adjourned until 3p.
N. tomorrow ana the superintendents pro.
ceeaea 10 tue central wharf to join IN the
easurs'on on 'he 9ay put the boat had de-
parted, much 10 the,r chagrin.
Inc Mght session OF the association
'o'''i''' W 'e lu,te interesting.
III. NIGHT SESSION.
u anc sssoc,atioh convened at o'clock.
rn,sr" r $1,000 .; EXERCISES: first-"The Vol
untaIy frihcipai, stimulated by Demon.
,nauonai spirit, is the Best
helshce ior colleges" Rev. w. c. Crane,
preslaent Oh baylor university, took
Tue alIthatlVe ana by historical precedent,
anSlent as wen as modern, made strong
technical, eloquent and captivating argn-
ments III behalf OF the voluntary princi.
PIE. Dr' crane was listened to with close
sttehlon, ana at the conclusion of
MS ADDRESS was loudly applauded
oy the large sqdience present. He was fol-
lowed oy Dr; John Collier, president OF the
MA Mahsn ,a,1,C Coiege, who delivered an able
ana ielling argument fin reutalicn
Oh ~. crane position and said higher ed.
sua sm n,;n resi- snH derive It's support
rom q hational as well as state pride, and
same metnods as pubic free schools. He
yersity and The grand monumsrt s'i y UNI,
be to the Intellectual growth
and iberaiity Of the people
ZION on ,Ss ,tOssa perora
the state. '""'' VI
pr. Crane briefly responded and success
luily reputea tne statement that he was op,
poseu 70 tne s.a.e university but he wanted
" n See !, oeUUmS, IKE tne University Of vr.
ginia, tnc zap smear OF mother OF all higher
educational e u. institutions in the state, be
'hey uehy IN, S..,s,h or not.
non. t nos, n Ss,.n tnen spoke In behalf Of
s nS s tSs . S th!t us scope, professors
=, 4. r. ,ha .,.nSass S vclnS maue 10
"a y Sns gishdest educational institu. |
u9n ~ tne cSutn.
n he was lolioTed ey Professor keyser, Of
llalias' VINO spIy rei9ted some OF the state. |
menus ~ Oolonei emith, and held that |
unlversity Was misnomer.
Ihe 9'sc9ssions were sttentively listened |
20, ana we've interpreted BY choice Sc
ieeuons OF music 1y tne Pavilion band.