The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1886-09-09

O'Clock p. M, for the purpose of having a
grand and social time at the "Social," which
was an intellectual treat as well as a social
repast.
FRIDAY.
TIL Institute opened with singing. Devo-
tional exercises conducted by Rev. Long
Opening exercises being over, Prof. Manley
delivered his grandest and most important
lecture of the week on the subject of "Ohio
and the Ordinance of 49," Prof. Manley's
great powers as an instructor shone forth in
all their grandeur and splendor. How the in
tellectual mind was filled! Every live person
and teacher; whose mind has been aroused by
the many golden thoughts linked around these
great subjects: Prof. Marley, going back to
the Foundation of the great history Of the
sketched the grand underlying principles
which go to make up the great constitution Of
the State of Ohio; he referred to that grand
clause pertaining to the free establishment of
the principles of Religion, Morality, Knowl.
edge, Free Government, and the exclusion of
slavery throughout the northwestern terri
tory. Tracing the actions of the people of
this domain to see whether the people have
been recognizing these four grand principles.
From the powerful references made, those
present were thoroughly convinced hat such
was the fact.
Following this elegant exercise was recess, |
when Mr.. Tyrrell read a very interesting pa
per on the subject of "Imagination," which
Occasioned some discussion.
Mr.. w. H.. Wehrly made an announcement
that Mr.. Dearborn had placed in his care
some institute reports of the past. A motion
was made and carried that they be cared for |
and that Mr.. Benz. Dearborn be made an hon
orary member of the County Institute.
(The reporter has failed, as promised, to
furnish balance of proceedings of Institute,
together with a list of the names of the at
Will publish the rest next week.
ED. DEM
RESOLUTIONS PASSED BY THE P. C. INSTITUTE,
SEPTEMBER, 1886.
Believing that the Preble County Teachers
to be more successful, promotive
of greater benefits to the mass of teachers
when it is held in different parts of the coun-
ty, and strengthened in our belief by a practi-
cal example of its workings a few years ago;
be it
Resolued, 1st. By the teachers here in In
stitute assembled, that we hold six associa-
tons for the present year, to be held, the first
at Eaton, and the others at places that the
committee may select.
I'd. That we as an Institute, tender our
hearty thanks to our instructors for their val
liable services.
Sd. That we tender to Mr.. C.. C. Miller our
thanks for the unbiased manner that has char
acterized him during his short ~sojOurn among
US, and that we cheerfully commend him to
patrons with whom he will come in contact
The coming year, as a good school man, who
will unquestionably render good satisfaction.
4th. That we tender our thanks to our geni-
II President for the impartial manner he has
discharged the duties that devolved upon him !
Turing the Institute.
9Th. That we appreciate the attendance and
interest manifested by the citizens of Eaton
n Institute sessions. /
9th. That we recommend to the members of
he Institute THAR natrOpq pn IN tha nartiau
Who have advertised on our program.
7th. That we extend our thanks as an In
.'titute, to Mr.. Frank Bloomfield, for the use
If his organ. |
THOMAS RINER,
NJ. D.. TERRELL,
o. p. CONLEY, }Com.
N. V. BOYCE, |,
F.. L. RAIKES, |,