The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-06-30
THE PEDAG0ES
Last Days Session Of the 'ers and
superintendent
Governor Ireland Address, Far.
mer in q Speecl
That Fally Explained His Inn nc
TO Schools,
He Gives the Instructors R,ybt
Hand Of Fellowship
A Fitting Finale to Marmo! and
Happy Assembling,
Adjourned to Meet at San An ana
Austin Respectively
Gleaaings from the Feast Of linz
Gleaaings from the Feast Of In

clation.
The association met atthe pavi.nd
was called to order by Resident din
Prayer by Rev. DR.. Marin.
Professor Baldwin oiYesd an am an,
to the constitution giviu; it a nom.
prehensive scope so as , include dos
teachers other active friuds of ed,u
but after a somewhat prolonged an
discussion, the amendlent was ~
vote and lost.
The constitution was nended so
limit the time Of paper delivered w
the association to twent minutes.
Professor Rote oifere a resolutia,
DR.. Baldwin be electe6as the deleto
the National Teachers association ~
convenes at Saratoga, Jy 9th.
Governor Ireland ha,ig arrived .
mittee OF five was appnted to waitr
him and conduct him tohe platform
Professor Robert offer a resolution,
the association heartily prove oftbe,'
ner In which the nation, bureau of a.
tfaI, at Washington, arelisseminatin.
ucatIonal mat..a-
Governor Ireland wa,then introd,
and was greeted with allause. The
ernor said he was In iandery VIII,
say; that he was ignoraipf what the
citation had done, and wfnot a teache
capable Of teaching. Il considered
amendments to the coxitution epa,
and recommended by til last legislst
relative to free schools, ", and benefic
measures, and he earthly hoped d
each teacher throughout b broad dom
OF the state would enthusiastically wd
Tor their adoption by the bple. In spe,
ing of the enormous c. balance in
state treasury, he deprec,1 the hoardj
Of such wealth in idlene. and said N
the wealth Of the state or ''tion belongs
the people; that a plethc treasury
vites corruption; that thetestion Of Ia,
ton for school purposes va difficult OF
IN consequence Of the RID increase
population and taxable saith. Tn,
was another amendment vch he regard
OF equal Importance, nd that "
the Investment OF he comm
school fund in 60 substantj
securities. The amendme provides tb
the school fund can be listed In star
national or county bonds, latter heir
regarded as good collal as the sta
bonds, which are at opium, and Il
counties being the integralt Of The stat
were equally as good, andre interest
the rate of B. 6 and 7 per { per annnn
The governor held that BOND girls CON
never be fully prepared free schoo
for university orders; tltlea was IA
lacious that 1t woulde necessar
for the student contemplsy course ,
studies In the universit1ter he bs
passed through The free scs to prenar
himself for such q course enter som
college or higher acadenad there II
himself for entrance into university
He was deeply impressedcerning IA
education OF the youth, beld that tb
studies must be regulated le child's nc
quirements and its capal TO receiy
instruction; that pup must h
educated in morality well as !,
books. The vicious, nj instrncte,
properly and inculcated winnd moral
ity, it were better for societi the stat,
that they be not educate ali. III,
teachers In their noble effoh NOT onl,
his support and sympathy he encolir'
agement OF his state officeTe was on
posed to the ten or eleven ms system
believing five or six mon this lent Length
for public schools and bed that tbf
state would be In condition to liner.
ally support schools in all lets In the
state, ut least five months @ wear and
perhaps six. He spoke in gg terms of
the marked efficiency ole Prairie
View schools aud the and earn.
estness Of the students tland con.
trasted the management thorough.
ness with the lack OF er and the
inefiiciency plainly manifesthe Agri.
cultural and Mechanical colat BRYAN.
although admitting the lattice a good
schoc. ard in conclusion id himself
to Il mission to encourag, upiiit all
who were seeking light and ledge and
hope. God would aid thes of the
teachers and educi every.
where, and held that'a thory efficient
teacher could not bald too
much, but that o bad teach, a curss
and should not be tolerated he heped
that the normal institutes wffectually
weed all such out.
At the conclusion Of the a the gov.
ernor was enthusiastically ,ded and
q standing vote Of thanks rendered
him.
On motion, certain discres in the
minutes OF the last annual ng were
corrected.
Professor Gwyn moved Il, associa.
ton believes that the state o, provide
a state reform school for thepation Of
youthful criminals and inble chill
dren, which was adopted.
Professor Gwyn then mhat the
regular order OF business be ded and
that the association proceed election
Of officers Tor the ensuing y.dopted. |
u PROFESSOR dwyn placed IT W. q.
Rote IN nomination for PIT, which |
was eioquently seconded 'rofessor |
Baidwin.
Professor Charlton placed an Col
her OF Mansfield, in nomi which
was aoly seconded by Proies'erts.
PROFESSOR Banks nomina'ofessor
iacnsrdson, VINO declined, nsofessor
n nrgh VINO SECONDED thnations
Vi oosn n,, ho'e ana Ooilier. |
a paiio! Was nad resultlote, 40
woes; Co,iier, 10 y Rich
aroson' ~ votes: u, 10
votes ho9eru, voles-loS neces-
saTy 70 q cholce, o..
Inc seoonu psliot resultollows
h9se, Of votes collier, W. vo
.,a rsGlesso d, E Toe, instantly nat the