Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-29
Says Supt, Carlisle in His
Address on Teachers.


Spcclal to The Carettc.
Waco nX. nr - Il was about
1880 o'clock ibis morning When the
soluol snperricnlcnl. aud prlneibals'
meeting waa ralcl TO orlcr supern,on.
dent w g llnlhcu OF i,Gl county Pre-.
slicd, aud pnL Graham OF Waco offered
Invocation
Tie hcst question Tor discussion waai
! What Shonll bo ,he Noh, NJ sum.
/ nicr Noullf l'ror n G, Watkins OF
| lrlIs was nunouuccd 20 rrod d paper On
| lhH subject IN ha abscnrA pf1f W \.
| iplicr Of Vernon began the dlqusllou.
| lie Devoted 4 Rrent deal oi iitruilon 10
hormlis, and was pmph ideally IA favor
of those schools he romntks wen' do
uur nila,
When Prof Potter bad anlshcd, tha
chairman announced the particulars con-
rnrnlng mtps on thr railroads and et
hDtpis which Nonl1 De- granted to drle-
gates 4 hey elrnm out flo plans aus
Wsied 1llH provoked greet deal ~
humorous remarks hy dllicront momhcm
nnd then the cQnycnhop took recess for
ton MINUTES.
Prot Adair ~lcliyefrd nm address nnon
tho rn-negembllng of The convention, lie
thought two teacheTa were ounuFh 10
Cnnduci Clio norunlH he WY they were
divided IN this state.
Ppf " q lAliImer " tho BAYLOR
university next qbiuinod the iiunr lie
th' urht four Or hv, ir1chors were none
toa mauy lor peh norhal and die gem
lnupn wh1 Thought two wore tn0nrh
had evidently MOI TILED ihoif own mehi.
rIue. There SHOULD be- three nlufses W
work. thr primary the academic and tie
professional
prAf latlmcrs remarks brought prof.
d a. ltt2HN F#l ] L. al "a.
give bis ilnn Of professional whrl. Ile
was opposed 10 Hsdr henia admitted 10
those unuuhlA who went ihofr ia rub
M ip quote thoir ianrunpn " thpy
didn't luoW Tho rhdimcats NJ education
lllioy should siny IN iho public schools un-
Proh u. A. Brennan, Campbell and
PWfs Affair and Douglass took q three
rmnrred tilt on thle question. ahd rre-
nicl ,0iiFpnq applause fnf several min-
nt's. Mr. Donglaas iVaa mi upon W
most pronounced manner hf Mr. Brennan
aud 81. Adair 6ut W ia noi seem 70
roalize ihr fact
Stale Superintendent Carlisle was IN.
tt0duced npyii although Mr. Cooper ~
Galveston was Hehe1uled 10 deliver :
ypeoeh. But Mr. Carlisle oblaiNsS ahc
n0or 40 right enough and 40 re- began
ihe ilirrheinn II The necessity Of build.
lhF school lnnang. and The Necessity "
getting rlld teachers able teachers but
hs ihondt there had boon faiher q Too
high snndarl riiad by some ambitious
young men He had heard ma able Hnu,--
ntcnduni NGy n q Young man waited an.
NJ ht learns ~ much be would never be-
gin 10 teach Ht all
Mr. Carbide combalted the idoa ~ The
opposition manifested Ay some Delegates
% ibq bducil0n Of young men and women
IN me summer nQrmll4l lie was glad 10
my ihai he hnd always nncDnmed every
iung man sud W0m1n Who aapifed 10
teach and ht hoped no dine would uernr
cone Wien those tots US they had
been eallcd. wcse. crowded on by those
WHO "lnrW II NJ.
The following nre fta now ienchers en-
rolled since yesterday
%. NJ Cooper Galveston; 7 II. Phil.
linz. MaKahaohie. n n. Allen. Rnlsal.
i. n. Norris ROfnnlAaii r. s. Cor,
lifahorD; r. v. Kirk, IionIon. ~.
Wolfe. Calvert; r. D. Eysns principal.
RANGER @. 4 lnniton. princlpai.
MOODY. A. r. Vaughan, principal. Dal
lnsi ! w BiahOp. principal I.pncaaier;
!. a Efo0ha. principal. DeilaH g. a.
f,unianlh, principal lfedels. Mrs ~
u piighi principal, Heanoi Mlas Saiie
Lou 1flce, pHueIpal. Waco w v.
WhiianhefR, principal. Dallas; II NJ.
McCofmic, principal Hasa; W. A..
iemnon, aipcHuieudenl, shernani v,
q WILSON, principal. ilasca; Mss Ross
H. Teiles principal ltaseai y; Hand,
snpsrlntcndegt cefdaana. q ]. llll-
dfii principal. DnilaH
On q The most Interesting talia
made 10 thf greeting was that ~ Prof
o II Cooper uf GHlsfsinu,
Progress Of Education 10 Ietar In