The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-12-31 00:00:00

^ Lot se tam -be up sad doing
Withi bean for say Ma.
.unssidsving. Asks
Lamto labour sad ar711.5.

As r.go.M. Mr. Hobbes remarks on sagspelloorr "docile, •
few Miriam. with Wass D Ii rmarally coseodod—it
woe only the mem day that Kr. Kandella, • very pewter'
spa meow matiman, aimed the neemity of Grad
Indeed the principle has Mindy bees established la the
'dailies EDI tar ilesesod. (and no one will deny that the
leech arie Ateliers fin liberty of every Miription) that If on,
Helmut! System is to be of any isalleal vshm, empuldis
mast be ensile Kr. Pieter has Ink, reigned the feet
ae to promise at an early dal* such • dais in the eihb
818 I do not think that emu Kr. Hebb. If he will st
calmly reemsider hie milli, sod I ass quit. eallelled the
publichi Imre would not deem it an 04th.
litterUee al the ibid., to oiled • parent to ho Mai
porint duty. Mich Indeed ties reeediess 51 .1 dam, no
Blisciptone In his commentartee nacin., by is AK Mt., to
'Masai It. "The hi duty of plirenle,"
_lllgerksksha "
their children Is that at giving thus isiellitehible to
their Mem in III.; a dui pealed ant by sad of tar
Us* greeted ilesporteme el any." Ho Memel quaelait
from soother suthor, is net mapto Moshe or allow
that • pante hesesaferred way ecesimila bleat open is
child by hinging bits hem the moilde I ha alkeleards entirely
aegleds his °allure and stimalise,_lllll Mai Min to grow
up Illue • MIMI beast, to lead • INS Melee to others, and
imeeful to khalif." And this male itar • long nod
Maggeme &Wei of It. populatiou, la sheer self.dalmes hav
at lee beat empelled to make proclaim for its eduestim
and if parents through mine sad <Mimet moires, mist
their duty. It is th• -bounden duty of th• situ, for its own
misty rel well-but.', to stop In sad sty, " if you mien' your
duty, which we mkt you in diecharging. we ail indict
heavy pinkies upon you." Who will my Oat lids
Le not • just sad humane ins, both for point
sad child! sad who will deny that it le
to the very misty and well-being. IS WWI we may not
the future eirtmele and stability. 04th. natio I If, Marion;
there be any farce Is the ffirremil Wlddi IS sallesoni=
by eitemea en Yrs illaselleeomed him dasply
then it ellestaally dim=sliM keg 0.501 grievances Midi
Hr. Hobbs has dram op wine Onmpul•ory Murat:toe n.
penal Kim no injury, and the child maps an Leamesee
inset, when thr state cerapais It to do, what but for esidde
motive; natural ionise imaldiellePel l•Do do—educate a.
child. Nor does the matter mein say i(411 in remit al hi
labour. No miler is say vied MOM In th• labour at the
poor MlO.ll And, • *mem of 'abominable tyranny would that
be, although Mr. Hobbs dose me seem to perceive the'ae of
Mt own arynneent, for tiled of wolfing for liberty the
teadency of itis remarira le in the direction of serfdom, an aril
which wit got rid of by the Factory Act for the children of out
large towns, aod which moo weedily be got rid of in respect
of th• oblides of our egkrukural population, and whisk such
men as Joseph Arch, die Jaime of their people, siia woo
Mom the sympathy and support of ell good in., sad Mesh
Archbishop Manning with a nearvilows prmlion for she
intim. of his church no fully accordod to them the other
day in London, are doing an much to halm. And no for %Oa
ratepayer; they do not object to support war, to item up
corked hie sod which neither corer bed. nor
bravery ; to epees Mame In the Seto which if • [Abend
Government were Melilla; its proleseons when it sought °See,
would at on.. simile. sad relieve the tersely taxed pro-
Mimi community sod the straggling tratimea and clerks,
whole burdens especially at this rim of tinier en so keenly
lett. Mr. Hobbs sod othme Ulm him ham noting :to esy
about such taxahon ma that, but hare • god deal to my Most
taxation for tha education of the people which will d 0..,.
ultimately to lemen crime in this oountry sod to mom*
burden. of ail dieriptions on the commotty then .110th..
midial put %narrate.. I °nem I entirely tail to underytoad
UM new born .04.1 Kr. Hobbs sod his Deeds Is behalf ef
civil and religiom liberty. I tem one emeritus to ask Kr.
Nebo; whet ekle did h• amour In the voodoo of the
abolition of Church rates? I might ask • great essay Wadley
qualm.; let that ace idiot. Did he OSOIS \hued oa the
eide of the edentate. of dvil and religloos ;or did Mr.
Hobbs fight to maintain that monopoly although many let
that it ems inconsiateut with the civil and rulhgloo. rights of
the community? Is it for • mensat to be Misread that
tie man who struggled sod won on this queetion hare tuned
renegade. to their principles and Mowed their format
sdvarsaries to occupv their ncll The Mum is too
Warming to be thought or, sod therdore I argue that Mete
mutt by some fallacy underlyinr Kr:Hobbes entire poetise. In
lit, he la miming from • forego,* macludoe H. Melees to
realm the education of the ciuntry in the hands of the clergy
of the Church of England ; and the community lure al
certainly diermined that it shall not be retained by theta;
and this is the oboe boo., of o,stontion. and Users can be
Milo doubt no to which sid• the victory incline; And booms.
th• clergy, and Kr. Hobbs sown the rut, pistol) see that
the days of Church supremacy and domination are ended, or
Mt ending, they rale this cry, not of the church in
dangor, for that would be stupid, although they mem
It. but eel and Meths, liberty in danger. The
community at large I doubt not, will fail to weer.
stand Ude new born seal of Mr. Hobbs nod his
compatriot.; the oda is that of Jamb, the hulls sr*
Ulm of Imo ;" and will certainly give but • feeble r•le
I. it, choosing ratite to true their long sod well-teed f
whil• it Is squally certain that they sill hell with
mtletacUon thu 1191ACLiaf or • clause which will prevent the
Educatioo Hill being empty • dead loom, hut will Invest It
;with po sere which will malty mob. it easiest for Mt purime
which it me memo& to (midi to mat, child is the realm
▪ eset, the isments or a sound primary Mesita; I for ono
will gladly hail Bach ucisous. aid will not grudge to pay my
school-rate however much I may sometinise grudge the
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