The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-07-03
TEACHERS TALKING.
THE STATE ASSOCIATION NETTING
Al NJ" a.rs'a''ille-As' is.e'ssiinr Gathering ol
Tho psdiEosues-0o.sdasst!oa Al ths U.i.sr.
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'Papors Read /BsiOsp'th Body.


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rrao.ad ~ LII az o.sSu. :Ane performance wal
h. G psaa,',an. p.raa paaaase. Iiayes wss 9ueiee
cT.s;nn y W ~ snu.s;on .,s; atet wn'ch tne dis
.Thn TTs1op y. tnv o9pleoi o. ine afternoon
,on.;nnoa "np p.ei..1s Ne" ~ GaaGston, was
] csi1sd u~n, - ,rsSo nnan .t;ai Fl GIaeH ,oelhe
faw worSs % pen ao,t;nma Wn,un M hs m 1la n
dio,,m II" mo.Io ~. ,a. "ss eonilnueu Dy w. rem
;a.ia IN ~ sasH st; Iue VI LIZ most enAiacter'
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Ii.ssp enso - .a.o.oo. ~ .ue auuleAce. III. rem
car,;es hs i.h 1peakef and he
IL wss "a ia,iomae H., paa,aa m.h .n % ~ he talKs.
spoke q short time in most ;ntsyest;nO s HnU =
manner. he took the grounds that the
faculties Of the mind are developed by be-.
cass ~ n.,n;1 a.'el ho ana u Is
that are onr brIphte1t nnnila ~ ~Ao "''use'
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An .IfvsslDL. foflt, .s
Dr. mayo said, that the trouble Is, that
the most of: our systems Of education re.
ouire an impossible pupil in an ;mnoes;h,o
.nhoo, v,,h a. ;r,na.s;h,n .s.s.a s,D.o
ieaMo.s;hia araaunt ~ posstI.s 'eacnel aua an
npoeIiole Moe nn.;e snvuns 9. Mme 70 CARY them
~ M .,Eo;n sohs aI;.S hne ih about
anoo re oH .ha ~ osi,Hus q. !ns audi
,"da envs .ha A. .ns e1u.se .. us iemafks ne
aauo M eas aess.,ioL a.iL .nat 40 soon Is me
,ha nnr;Ia etppo ~ oectnaI convinced mat
.o purnS - ~. seloo;e ale !eceiVing
notn1g 0u. ms1tat SSN aoo t1laIning 1ad they will
eeaso ~ pay tns Sov:oVo'ugv @ lney are yearly
rn speuuf ~ ha ~ ouIIa'iEn: !ney e1pect much
.l;le .4le " q, oe tauHn.: 3 muSs teach those
n,nsS nun;,. snn. "M msks men anu women OF
oSs pupl'S' Aaey (, u Pecs us 70 develop
cnTtas.eI. Mh" -, m
Tne h ssaI ssefSlses PES @ s!9seq with singing Land
VI 'ne oeal, W mlSs U instead.
MORNING SESSION.
This mornings train brought the follow.
;no additions, arr;ve,a ) prof n O..
~ ~ . =. w., ' =. ~ amynn'
WeDssef scnooi,f Wheehne; Prot. d. I.
Williams, Of the; West Liberty Normal
School; f.. J.-ParHonH, ESQ.,, Of Marshall
county; L. G. Brock, of Marshall, and quite
number OF others. = ~
The exercises we're opened this morning
by the entire association repeating the
Lords Prayer, led by Dr.. Mayo. The fol.
lowing committees were then appointed:
Nomination OF Ofticers-W. q. Ander.
son, OF Ohio county; W. P. Wiley, Monon.
gala county; O. A. Sipe, Marion county; A.
W. Frederick, Preston county: Miss Ada
Dolbear, Marahsll county; Miss Lulu Gil.
bert, Wood county; E. E. Ums:ead, ,Wetzsl
county:
Resolutions: J. @. Cuttings, Harrison
eSuMn!S; co M !; m A. watson, V, Marion county; J.
Ohio eountS: Msrv T Tavansr 1sS a. iSyaor; Wond
county; I. Nj. Haskins, WeIzsl couuty: Il.
B. Lowery, Tyler coqnty.-4s..:,.;.E =
ob;n Iace cerntv. o. ne5s VI wmsenS se;a1S q d. ciago
ty: Oliver uook. Ma,shaiI , connts. 'HG M;0s
Dora Redenour, Harrison COUNTY: A. ].
Lavell, Wetzsl county; Miss Eva Hennen.
Marion county. ,IT57.. = -
Programme for next meetinc: s. w.
Martin, Weizsl county; Mrs Verona Ma.
pie, Gilner county; F. II, Crapo. Ohio
county.
Prof. W. b. Anderson, of the Union
School, Wheeling, read paper-ssbisct.
SASSY eachera'-which from beginning
to end held the delighted attention Of the
audience. We would like to give synop.
sis Of the paper, but as it will be published
In the proceedings We torbear.
spyv %ss sus "a oy Mesars.
sipe Dr. Mayo the sttsr Is u, usual cs,svinS
the audience with him, as be gave what hss
Sonslde.,ed some proper methods OF discip.
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p,,t wp WILL ~ -, Co..
to.. ".iA:ss" .;i1:!s. i'ey' u tne olate UNI
Vefslty, gave very interesting talk on the
subject Of "The relation Of the State Uni,
yersity to the Free School gvs,em y Ha
.,,,.sa ~ M ' ~
e'H'uea 'uat tno Vuivets''y is D part OF tne
school system OF the State. ut Is our duty
to do all we can 10 mako 1t what 1t should
BIZ; there is coming time when We will
all be proud of it.p Mr.. WILEY stated that
he was not here to talk OF the merits or de.
meri,s OF the echool, but that it IL great
deal better,than It's reputation shows II 10
be-, He favored the co.education of The
sexes in the institution, and it would not
be what it should be ,urtil all doors ars
thrown open. 752i! M .'-..-',".
President Pendleton opened the discut J.
ioh Of the subject, after which the e'.s Ae,o.
clatlon adlourned Tor dinner. ~
AFTERNOON pELIsERAr1oNs. IS
Miss Annie g. Bowers sang my Home
on the Qld Qhiont to the great delight Of
the audience. Mics a. Taylor, OF the
Whoa1lnn Rnpor IS sNat1aon n..ki.I ~