The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-12-02

spoke of the antipathy OF the citizen
| to taxes. and of the poor pay to
teachers, in some cases less than that
paid for conVicts working the roads.
| and of County Superintendents being
paid less than County Treasures. He
urged persistent work TO overcome
! this. that teachers should become
| more of mixers with people and
should learn how TO push their inter-
ests which are the interests of the
children, and of the State. 1t was an
able address.
tribute to Governor Aycock. which
levoked loud applause given heartily
| and vigorously, it being in connection
with the EYE single" work of the
Governor for education. He said:
"He has laid up for himself in the
| future such gratitude as no other man
will receive in this State, for the
children to love Charles b. Aycock.'.
Following this he declared that othe,
Ipublic men were needed who womb
| not alone speak for education. but
would make education first.
One thing DR.. McIver urged. and
| this was that the teachers should have
some man to look out for their inter-
! ests, as attorney. evangelist, walking
| delegate, be he teacher. lawyer or
preacher some one man who would
stand up for them, suggesting tina:
! two dollars apiece from all the
teachers would secure such a man.
whose work would prove of incalcu-
liable good.
Before the meeting closed DR.. Nc
liver invited the delegates to stop over
| in Greensboro and visit the schools
there. DR.. Winston invited them to
| visit the a. Il M. College between
| and this morning to see the work in
| dairying. and at 5 o'clock this after
noon to see the dress parade. that he
would have street cars awaiting, at
4.45 to take them out free of cost. as
they had missed the parade Yesterday
/ aftern DON. having gone with Col. Olds
| to the Hall of History. Some one
asked if butternilk was good at the
| college. TO this Dr. Winston said not.
| but that the butter was fine. that it
was termed educated butter"
The association finally adjourned 10
meet at o'clock this morning. though
Hon. j. G. Scarborough insisted on
$50, this being defeated by an over
| whelming vote.
| To-day's Program.
The program for to-day is as fol-
| lows:
County Supervision. . a. m. to l
| p. m.
/. Examination of teachers.
| =. ltdCutIS INSTITUTES anu lo"ll9iiiP
| meetings.
| 5, Selection of teachers.
4. Visiting schools and course of
study.
Consolidation and local taxation, ,
| D. m. to p. m.
The Wiley Monument and North
Carolina Day, p. IN. TO 4.30 p. m.
! Organization of District Associations
| and general business, 100 .. m.
Those Who Are Here.
The County Superintendent who are
present are as follows, the absentees
| being noted also:
Alamance. Rev. w. S. Long, of
| Graham; Alexander, A. f. Sharpe, of
| Hiddenite; Allegheny, E. Left Wag-
oner, of MOntland; Arson, ]. M. Wall,
| of Wadesboro; Ashe, w. II. Jones, of
| Beaver Creek, (absenD Beaufort,
Rev n. Harding, of Washington, Cab
senD; BERTHE, r. w Askew of Wind
sor, (absenD; Bladen, Angus Gro
martie, of Garland; Brunswick, j. H.
| Swain, of Shallotte. (absenD: Bun
| combe, j. j. Reagan. of WeaverVille;
! Burke, A. c. Reynolds, of Rutherford
| College: Cabarrus. G. Z. Boyer, OF
Concord; Caldwell, Y. ID. Moore. of
Lenoir; Camden, E. T. Burgess of
Cedar Point; CasN~fl, A. E. Hender-
son, Of Yanceyville; Catawba, c. H.
Mebane of Newton; Chatham, r. p,
| Johnson, of Mt Vernon Springs;
, Cherokee, z. 3. Norven, of Murphy;
[ Chowan, c. A. G. Thomas, of Edenton !;
Clay, G.. NJ. Fleming, of Clarence Cab
senD; Cleveland, j. a. Anthony, of
shelby; Columbus, F. T. Wooten, of
Chadbourn Craven, S. M. Brinson. of
New Bern; Cumberland. B. T. Nc
Bryde. of Fayetteville; Currituck, DR..
| w. T. GriggS, of Poplar Branch; Dare,
| 3. c.. Crisp, of Manteo Davidson, p.
! l.. Ledford, of Thomasville: Davie, j.
| D. Hodges, of Augusta; Duplin, 5. w.
| Clement, of Wallace: Durham, G. w.
| Massey, of Durham; Edgecombe, r.
NJ. Davis. of Tarboro (absenD !;
| Salem; Franklin, r. 3. White, of
Franklinton; CASTOR. F. p. Hall, of
Belmont; Gates, T. w. Costen, Jr., OF
| Gainesville; Graham, T. A. Carpenter,
| of Cheoah (absenD; Granville. Is. F.
| Hester, of Oxford: Greene, j. E. Deb
nam, of Snow Hill; Guilford, Thomas
r. Foust, of Greensboro; Halifax, DR..
A. S. Harrison. of Enfield; Harnett, j.
d. Ezzeil of Dunn; Haywood, r. A.
| Sentele, of Waynesville; Henderson,
| J.. w. Morgan, OF EstoWah; Hartford,
| J. G. Scarborough, of Mufreesboro;
| Hyde, J. NJ. Watson, of Swan Quarter
| (absenD; Iredell, j. a. Butler, OF
! Statesville; Jackson. W. r. Sheriff. OF
| Webster; Johnston, Ira T. burlington,
| of Smithfield; Jones, w. III. Ham,
monds, of Trenton; Lenoir, c. w.
| Howard, of Kinston; Lincoln, CT. T.
| Heather. of Grouse; Macon, I. j.
| Johnston, OF Franklin; Madison, r. l..
Moore, of Mars Hill; Martin, r. j.
Peele, of Williamson; Mcdowell, f.
| e. Sans of Marion; Mecklenburg r.
j. Cochrane of Charlotte; Mitchell, ID.
| w. Green, of Wing; Montgomery, w.
| Il. Cochran, of Troy; Moore, M. a.
| Mcleod, of Broadway; Nash, w. S.
| Wilkinson, of Rocky Mount; New
| Hanover w. Catlett, of Wilmington
| Northampton, Paul j. Long. OF Jack
| son; Onslow, Walter M. Thompson, OF
Richards; Orange, j. c. Hocutt.s OF
IIillsboro; Pamlico. E. c. Ross of
! Grantsboro; Pasouotank, w. NJ. Hin
| ton, of Elizabeth City; Fender, T. T.
Murphy, of Atkinson: Perquimans, w.
G. Gather, of Hartford; Person, G. F.
Holloway, of Roxboro; Pitt, w. n.
| Ragsdale, of Greenville; Polk, w. M.
Justice, of Mill Spring (absenD; Ran
dolph, j. NJ Way. of Asheboro: Rich
mond w. r. Coppedge, of Rocking
ham; Robson. j. r. Poole, of Lum-
| harton. poclxiDoL m r p Ellington