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Abbott, Rev. Mr.-Remarks of, on morals, page 53; on text books, spellers and grammars, 58. Account books-to be provided, &c., 133. Allegany county report, 2.
Alphabet of Rules, 73: mutation of, 111. Alterations in school districts, 127.
An aristocratic eagle, 184.
Annual Reports of County Superintendents-editorial notice of, 8; annual reports, 130, 140. Annual and special meetings, 133, 144, 145. Apparatus-when may be bought with library money, 19; school resolutions, recommending, 63. Appeals to the County Superintendent, 152; to the State Superintendent, 143.
Application of school money, &c., 131. Applications to the State Superintendent, 143. Apportionment-laws of, 88; Col. Young's notice of, in report, 169.
Assessment and collection of district taxes, 134. Associations-voluntary, resolutions on, 61. Attendance-irregularity of, 74.
Ayes and noes-list of, 147.
Collectors of school districts, 145; not giving bond, office vacated, 66; their jurisdiction, 145; their mode of pro- ceeding, 145; what property liable, &c. 145. Colored children-schools for, 142.
Committees appointed by convention of County Super- intendents, 51.
Commissioners or town Superintendents-official order as to apportioning public money on defective reports, 1; Commissioners' office, if abolished, 17. Common Schools, of Syracuse, 9 of Rochester, 16. Common School teachers-labors of, 73.
Common School Act, 17; editorial. remarks on, 24; fund, 165.
Composition-elements of, 110. Contracts with teachers, 138.
Corporal punishment-Col. Young's views on, 1; re- port on, by Col. Stone, 49; discussion in relation to, 50, 51; F. Dwight's resolution on, adopted, 52. County Superintendents-report of, from Allegany, 2; two may be appointed by supervisors, when may be removed, how; how paid; appeals to be made to; certificates granted by; annulled by, 18; system, why established, not expensive, admirable results of, 27; State Convention of, called, 32; met at Albany, 49; their duty, 153, 155, 156; Col. Young's remarks on, 166; List of, 173.
Bible recommended as text-book,by Gov. Pennington, 13. County Conventions, 25; in Erie, 108; Columbia, Otse-
Biography for schools, 106.
Black-board-instruction on, 71.
Board of Supervisors, their duty, 125.
Boarding round, 68.
Bond to be required of the collector, 142; form of, 143. Bowen, J. B.-report of, 22.
Broome-report of County Superintendent of, 19. Building-furnishing, &c. of school house, 148. Burgess, A., County Superintendent of Allegany-val- uable report of, on schools, 2; editorial notice of, S. Bushnell, Horace-extract from report of, on schools in Hartford, 10.
Canada-common school bill, 176. Cards v. Books, 67. Cattaraugus County-Superintendent's report of, 20; Cayuga County, Superintendent's report of, 21; Che- mung County, Superintendent's report of, 22; Chau- tauque County, Superintendent's report of, 82; Che- nango County Superintendent's report of, 83; Clinton County, Superintendent's report of, 93. Cautions and counsels, 185.
Certificates when presented by county or town Super- intendents, 18; department directions in relation to, 37; resolutions in relation to, 63. Celebrations-of Common Schools at Medina, 16; in Allegany, 82; China, (Wyoming Co.) 109. Change of site of school house, 149.
go, Wayne, Warren, Albany, Washington, Allegany, 109; Dutchess, 110. County Treasurers, 126.
Davies, Charles, Prof.-invited to address Convention; thanks for request of, for publication, 56. Delaware County-report of, 97.
Democratic character of common schools, 10; of free
Denman, J. S.-letter describing Teachers' Institute in Tompkins county, remarks on flogging, 52. Designation of site of school house, 148. Discipline-bad and good well contrasted; effect of flogging; of constant threatening, 5; should not be of force, 86.
Districts-inability to support schools, 5; small dis tricts-schools in, 6; how altered, 18; small, great loss arising from, 21; gradation of, urged, 87; dis- tricting, evils and remedies, 104; districts, number of, 8; in State, 161.
District clerk, his duties, 144, 147.
Division of teachers' money into portions, 133. Duties of Town Superintendents, 129, 130. Dwight, Francis-his resolution on corporal punish- ment, 51; remarks of, 50, 51; resolution on christian morals, 52.
E. Education-triumphs of, 68. Children-how injured by bad teachers, 7; non-resi- Employment and payment of teachers, &c. 138. dent, admission of, into schools, Col. Young's deci-England-condition of children of, 73. sion, 17; how should enter and leave school, 26; Exemption-certificate of, 139. small schools for, 30; of England-condition of, 74: how taught to tease, 80; number taught, 162; average period of tuition, 162.
Citizens-resolution on duties of, 57.
Clement, A S., County Superintendent of Columbia- remarks of, on teaching, 56.
Clerks-of Boards of Supervisors, 125; of towns, 126; of counties, 126.
Female teachers-employment of, increasing, 29; less paid than operators, 30; resolution in relation to, 58; discussion of, 59.
Fonda, A. C. S.-resolutions of, on voluntary associa.. tions, 61.
Franklin County-report on schools of, 98. Frazier, G. T., County Superintendent of Monroe-re- port of, 19.
Free Schools-success of, in Rochester, 15; ably vindi- cated, 14.
Form-of draft on State treasurer for school moneys, 126; of notice to trustees not giving their consent to alteration of district, 127; of resolution for the al- terateon of a district, 128; of teacher's certificate, of instrument annulling do. 130; of district tax list, and warrant for its collection, 136; of assessment, rate-bill and warrant, 139.
Hammond, Hon. Jabez D.-letter of, 49. Henry, James, jr., County Superintendent of Herkimer, 49; remarks on physical education; amends resolu tion which is adopted, 55; resolution on, in relation to teachers, 63.
Hopkins, A. G.-resolutions of, in relation to town Su- perintendents; how to teach children to tease, 80. Hulburd, Hon. C. T.--official report of, vindicating new system of supervision, 27.
Humphrey, Hon. Charles-his notice of institute, 47.
Mode of providing fuel, 137; of paying teachers, 136; of proceeding, 146; of keeping minutes, &c., by dis- trict clerk, 147.
Moral training-recommended in New Jersey, 13; how used in Glasgow, 15; how to do good, 31; resolutions on, in convention, 52; discussed, 52, 58; adopted, 54; conquer with kindness, 75; set about it, 76; do not decieve yourself, 77; industry, 79; golden rule, 80; moral influence of schools, 98.
Mothers should be interested in schools, 13. Music, vocal-its moral effects, 16; resolutions in re. lation to, 50; report on; discussion of, 60.
New-Jersey-extracts from report of trustees of its school fund, 12.
Normal Schools-ordinance of Regents in relation to, 23; teachers' institute in Tompkins County, account of, 46, 47; resolutions on, Col. Young's remarks on, 61; training college for teachers, in England, 70; recom- mended, 97; opened in Fulton, Tompkins, Cayuga, Orleans and Washington, 110; remarks on in annual report, 171.
Notice of the first meeting in district to organize, 127.
Oherlin-or triumphs of education, 68. Official decisions-admission of non-resident children into schools, 17; order in relation to appointing town Superintendents, 24; apportioning subjects among County Superintendents for reports, 66; Collector not giving bond, office vacated, 66; instructions of, to the various school officers, from 125 to 159; to Town Su- perintendents, enforcing strict observance of law, 160. Order-unwisely enforced, 5; how should be, 9; how school should be classified, 25; how should be organ- ized, 26; of school room, 103,
Indifference of inhabitants to schools, 5, 19, 20; give up Oral instruction, 183. the school wholly to teachers, 22.
Individual action-importance of, 32. Inspections-form of account of, 144. Inspectors-office of, abolished, 17. Institute Teachers-notice of, 46. Instruction to teachers, 143.
Jefferson County-report on, 101.
Journal, D. School-resolutions on, 61; new method of directing, 72; notice of, 87, 103; an appeal in behalf of, 107; noticed in annual report, 171. Jurisdiction of Collector, 145.
King Henry and the woodcutter, 78.
King, Theodore F., chosen President of State Conven- tion-address of, 49.
Le Roy, D. C.-report of on schools of Syracuse, 29. Letter to a primary school teacher, 187. Liabilities of town Superintendents, 131.
Library money-to be applied to purchase of books or apparatus and maps; when it may be to the latter, 19; when to be spent, 36.
Orthography-resolutions on uniform standard of, 56; committee appointed on, 56.
Parental interest-importance of, 13.
Patchin, Ira-brings in resolutions on physical educa- tion, 54; on place of keeping libraries, 56. Physical training-in Glasgow, 16; education, resolu- tions on, discussed, 54; amended and adopted, 55; Prof. Potter's remarks on, 55; neglected, 98; tempe rance, Sewall's Pathology noticed, 176.
Potter, Alonzo, D. D.-remarks in convention on physi- cal education, 54, 55.
Powers and duties of inhabitants when assembled in district meeting, 145.
Private schools-resolutions on, 58; evils of, 101; num- ber in State, 162.
Proceedings in the formation or alteration of school dis- tricts, 127; in the formation of a joint district, 128; in case of non-resident lands, 135.
Public opinion, 75.
Purchase, &c., of school house, 137.
Libraries-too well kept; excellent influence of, 20; Qualifications of voters, 147; at district meetings, 179. many improper books in, 22; where to be kept; discus- sion on, 56; Col. Young's remarks on, 56, 67; resolu- tion on, 57; what libraries to be reported by Town Superintendent, 81; how many books in use, 97; re- gulation complained of, 99; noticed in Col. Young's report, 170; district, 148; do, regulations, No. 1, 149; do do. No. 2, 151.
Licensing teachers, &c. 156.
Mack, J. T., Superintendent of Rochester schools-re port of, 14.
McFarland, D., County Superintendent-resolutions of, on irregularity of attendance, 63. Maps-when may be bought with library money, 19. Marietta school-account of, 104.
Matteawan district, 48; appeal of inhabitants in rela- tion to, 47, 48.
Mayhew, Ira, County Superintendent-resolution and report on school houses, 61, 101. Michigan-annual school report of, 11.
Missouri-extract from address to its legislature, 13.
Randall, S. S., General Deputy, 49; speech on corporal punishment, 50, 51; resolution offered by, 52; letter of on christian morals and prayer in schools, 53. Randall. H. S-report of, 85
Randall, O. W.-letter from, on nentness and order, 9. Reconsideration of proceedings, 147.
Regents-ordinance of, in relation to Normal schools, 23. Register-recommended by Abbott, 25. Remarks on seminaries for teachers, 178. Renewal of warrants, 137.
Repeating after teacher-importance of, 11.
Reports-of trustees, when to be made, 34, 36; what to contain, 140; what must state in relation to library, 36; particular instructions of department in relation to, 36.
Resolution creating a new district, 127. Rewards, punishments, &c. 181. Reynolds, John-letter of, 91. Rice, E. A.-report of, 21.
Rochester, H. E., County Superintendent of Monroe, 49; views on corporal punishment, 51.
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