New-York tribune., 1886-07-08
efser wnich en- r,Sets home No 473 Twenty frst-st
CONTENTION OF BUSINESS EDUCATORS
,,rva.1rs FROM ALL OVER THE cooN'"
SPEECHES IN CHICKERING HALL


SPEECHES IN CHICKERING HALL
u.s educators from all parts of the country
= por,land Me- to San Francisco 10 tue 'i'
- eev assembled in the city yesterd"y io 10
.,.h annual convention. More deiega'es WIZ ~ -,
.dax when it is expected that the coh'e"so" W."
-,,uher 100 members. These delegates are ne"''
,...,ness colleges are in some way aeU'',' NJ
- IN ,he work of training young men lor ou'''
,s Tho annual conventions which nave oeen ".
.h,s Gar have been at NeN-lork, Cieveiahu'
=, Chicago Washington. Rochester an"
n,1le Ill The convention assemo'd !" p
sta.I.. Rusiness College, at No. eO5 Brpad"aE'
NJ. much business beside the work OF orgah'za''o"
-. The report of the executive committee was ie''
o'D p.Lrd the chairman of the committee ana
~ p;der Of Trenton the president OF the associa-
ton. made an address. ruth
- .h, averinc there was public meeting in OhicA-
= Hall Mayor Grace was expected TO naAe I"
,..ch of welcome but he sent letter inS'enu' -.
resident Noorey of the Board OF Aldermen "nou 49,.
,a,ee with dignity. Mr.. Mooney told the ueiosS'e
,h.t he tet special PRIDE in being able 10 S'anu
Their, as the representative OF the onlv
had been able TO gam his honoraoe e5ncation and
the advantages of common school Ltora ba had
sn so he was obliged leave Iscbooi oeiore ne N"'
spnpleied his thirteenth wear. S.b Co-olina re-
~ Governor Chamberlain, OF South Caro.ina !. -
Nv %oopev;s welcome aud added something 70
= Fnlooizinr the work OF education ne oau che
- educated mind of Europe ana America VIZ
,at statesman of En- gland in the Lead Una. Is u
g.. 20 rve to that country which you SIT .I i H
M Nooneyl although you did us the n1ioI w. ~ " onld
N This countrv must honor and chersh OF a+ior
mt he frue Irsh-A merican-l say IL Is Vhe Ire
f Eurone and America that Is trying 10 sN1I sIse a. !,
Snd tnture of greatness and progress lApPi"us 80
s;eb Mr. Mooney joins with many piushes,i Ia .b'
w. ros .he want of education that causeu M S
t;rbtfn Ispses from virtue OF which your
In efhce guilty: :; rrbicb he proisec the
- Of the business college. Ihe hes u - f1S,
~. 1'ba Christian Advocate, salu tna' ~ 80. ho7 VI
Io.b tbe rrss and for the pulpit After snoMins NV
osassarv business utility was IN lhe an - h w
hrcbes be said The pres certainty noeus W. n3r
ness men Why | have relative VINO los' soo,Oo;JI s;I
i.esnse he was foolish enough 70 believe tne ~ nn'u
or,cIe IL one of the daily papers. rour years a.o
- - maize n sneech on the same subject "eut "
- ,c ants and asked them II they had an y az
"+ss of bps.ness colleges in their employ; ana VIVA
-, ~ Lusiness men they made. found that the ioui
ernploved thirteen graduates OF business
nlisces Ot this number eeN were nrst rate men
one was a izzle and one was on probation. lbal II
aod record TIE Arcadian Glee Club furnlshe
music between the speeches. -
among the delegates present are klcharo nelson y
CipcInnati: A. H. Hinman. of Worcester, Mass; ii. =
S,.ncer OF Washington w. H. Sadler, OF Boston l.
A GRAY of Portland l.. L. Williams, A. T. osborn
anS ri : TAYLOR of Rochester j. {. Bryant,
EnsaIo: Robert c. Spencer OF Milwaukee. and A A
(yark OF Clereland. The ouventlon Will he III ser
sion for a week.