The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-20
HOUSTON DAILY POST SATURDAY MORNING. "
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capital for the teachers Of To .as n. an,.
nouy else. was introduced and held lHo
" ",,t.,s 10, rev minutes. Before he bnl
i,l'isneu the trainers OF Juvenile thuurh,
IN the great shoot ng gallery az a.
rouiu see the valleys of our = s,cr ,erN,,,.
n s " s,, IN the soti shadows of the cter-
nul s''Iins near the sweet chimes Of nj
Gent cathedral bells In the ounir, ,o,,,,,a
OF the Egypt of America inhaie the ol"r
OF orange blooms borne Oh tho soii n,,n,
ar ar o. a tropical cline. or stand with COR.
,hn a,'n 'he utnbtagcous boughs OF
lors OF ms braves - '''
Superintendent T. e. Hairs. who is
,n ,n,,,ts ior Icxas in behalf Of the Ma.
.s"nui educational associations which
ln-c's AZ llnuaio In July. submitted trans
lot!al on rates and urged totchrrs who
con- einplai'd making the ,rp to core.
matters OF detail w az
a resolution from Dr. lurlcson of RAY
,o' ui'iNei SHY. asking that the programme
"i me next meeting give special prom.
hence 10 tho discuss ON of ,ehooi 'n,rh .
lecture. was adopted.
.Hup',Hntcndemt j T.. Blair If re nnl-
".H'tci the following resolution. Mi. N
WIS unanimously ad,pi,i:
Resolved. Thit tho Texas Si,ia 'rnA,,h
ers association hails with p~lsnre Inn
i,stitr'l'n of Ia. CHAIR Of nod,c,rv in
me State university. tina, We heartily IN
10, sc ,i,e BOARD ~ regents IN then AZ.
IONS. aud that We pledge 10 The nm, ~.
Fly our continued loyalty and onthusias.
Tic support.
II any one had doubted the sontinsn,
"iu iaNnr YIN ch the cnair OF pedagogy
was hsli by the teachers nf Texas. M ap.
rlause That followed both TN road'ns OF
the resolution and It's adoption w,r, SUI
ne;;"n' 10 dispe the doubt.
sup rlniondcni sutton Of Houston and
Supcrintcndcni Mar of Terrell introduced
ana explained the school Of inrthods.
wni'h opens tomorrow "a the assembly
sall OF the state university
Ia44.f
'ls,t "ii 81 oii''erS iol the cnsnnr year
sup rlht'udrnt sutton In u u,n and
feeling speech nominated Tor pr,s,i,ni
.'r. Jos IN Baldwin. who WAS .icc,,I hy
reclamation.
snporinicndcai $ II y. Mari 81 Ter.
t.h was elrrt.d INST Vie plf~deni Miss
" lllie u, SIN 'h of Austin s,ooDl Wee
pros dcnt. Wm. cullen %, Ln,irnne, fonr,l,
wee president, Misa Maggie MATTERS OF
= i'hhint tiih Vice president j ~ kim
iIH az Temple secretary, +. A. EroNn OF
Austin treasurer and j l.. Long OF pnllns
iansnoiiai on sncrttnrp
IN a lew touch ns words OF farewell tho
ohtsonlp president ut the n-Sor' alton. Su.
reriniri.dcnt j $ kenlrll of llunry
Grove. Introduced the new pres dent. ~
Joseph Baldwin
Thc closiis acono Of tho great conv,n
ton WAS Impressive and almost dramatic
! n" old doctor the slin 81 whose nacfu
~" ha.' long elnre crossed tho mrt.d i,n
mn, fieir'i IN wctds that excited the
i"uI"frst emotions Ia tito doubts tiu, tl.d
"rptcs' a Inn viii To- the ho lul OF rcg mis-
W'i' considering whether VIZ hnn pt
pedagogy should Is" eliminated from nr,l
faculty. aud expressed in modest terms
MS srdtiilort on AZ the mai action 1T tna
honrt Th compliment pad ham ny IN.
ASSN alton IN rlrr'ing MN tp ia" pr.sl-
irncy he WAX not ,inninltul Of for he f..
rHti'd as The rruwnias gloiy OF his
life
The convention adjourned am hnul
Shdnins and ntn"r marked eVitlnnre~ Of
rG"d fellowship ,n1 brotherhood. to nlcel
~ 1 Aa..I a n mn