Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-09-27


i;n At IS oei'ln IN te rSpity With which it ecuat,s lie
s,rue'on ihrouh t,e grt ncss Of tide commonly II Is
AZ the instant and in room by one master
that tie eid otnve yers old could comprehend the
nl-hs which regulate ie boy vi t@,lyethst the
child o. five years old coud only coupr hnd the
principle ~ which his great moral machine arvcto,
chime in msirn thar he give the necessary orders by
Which ue 'aloGs movements OF those 1000 Children reg
0lsid, nId that they by sevluois rules
pre1lt by cons ant and uninterrupted attendance, learn
m Inc short space OF e'e year. TO rerd. e and csi-r
that commencing bank, the child max az the end of one
yeiv, - 70 his parents with eSceile, t0vlegc OF oi
W ui' tnefe are many e1fnpSn The Lanesstrrnn School
oil tbs town. and these examples would he numerous
were the parents Of the children csr,iul of the regular
atteislnee u the latter. Saturday, eltues Of
the ex'racrinary fruits OF tis great system. hsd tls
pleasure 20 be anong ce who adudgSd premiums elass
Lent ndyscrpon. sud the shades ofdierence slight that tie
obliged 70 confess their inay make the
The toys who composed this class, were in the Ian
casrian school but three year whtrc they s, learned
teir alPlet their ug from eight years md
their performances equal Of men who have
oStn writing Tor thirty years. The same rapiiv OF
proficiency Cxenpifcd through The various classes
composing upwards og t,e hundred ieys. Il would IL IN
set OF great injustice, indeed, part TO omit la th,
rs who has he SOLE and UNDIVIDED management oE tbs
immense bcdy of children. II singular sho-.naon which
m eo'niat sue 2et'y and eNaeitess Oilc nnvemsHts
the solemn silence he is able enforce anonv toe whom
nature has made most nicr; q the emulation
ieh cfeoAte, ,od the nole INHIBITION which fiiis every
hosoin TO odtrln his eompaion and al ts dome
expense so iTing Is 70 &c scarcely credible, constitutes
GENE ON ~ilen me ro ana fttlc ctuol may
Plate wi,h feelings OF the most rapturous delight. What
o ai. O. se one thunsa yc,ng mind, rendered clpale
by system rs economical rs il is universal, of receiving
those grand priicip Grew aon which paate the savsee
rom VOC man. ana Nfh gYet tic latter his proper nlion
IN SIceyf What more grs,i!yny perspective
non OF the World, than hat Suc stem that which M
LecG'c has Discovered. and which others have i ir,ro-
', Should b. thc powerful Instruments with which mines
unconscious Of which mankind would hsy, letn Cv, a
and which int,eir nay cultivate enrich those mn,
the darkness Of ior,ce? No wonder thst Mr. T@ns AZ
should q himself e1se above tn, things of,l life 40
Y n sft i-rou ,r -
he so patheucay and ecqlntly Addressed Saturday ne
should lco.S down with piilsoPhic indifference the NV
the scere and the ball - that crowns shold fe bsf,a
him. and the great e the wordb considered y him as
III hanoe instruments OF his treat and benevolent work. En-
ercied with the blessings og these pure and spof hearts
which ;hobbel with ai emotion his parental lessons
,la On g r! envy NOT sa inc fatSry which wealth and
Wunut li adypccgc, Not IN the forced s1d rit de-
clanaiicn OF ir,-i pslrer but in ih. ;,SS,, ~, ~
bought gratitude % the Thousands he HIS instructed Ila
haP,aiiy o the cabin will checrhn wiki Us SMILES twin
cu- NJ, T u n, :" INC n,nnrs q. enab 10 pro
oSe manly elings ofiadcpend which he imbibe u
his caretie will look up TO his Respected master ~ 5. an
thor his intellectual existence and iinlor happiness on
the head which communicated such besng TO faankind-
Perhaps sonc 'c;sr will whisper 10 suspicious ;,
ernment Suffer the peasants mind TO be tnliglte,r
SURF them not 10 iinI; give item the power OF r. Zee.
oclt yIreo 2tieu ioyor ,vorite monopoly What says
Scotland, the enlightened pe ople Of The british ernir
what s'y' Scotland - Int natior which. Cn,e beautiful
fhg"ae o to Orator oftormer tnes) iscasi in the
happy neHiun etween the spiioss aeqiss-ence ofsit
mst've povrty,& the sturdy cduEty pampcved wealth
e,' am ;FN' mVentuTous and energetic Ni.ging her
e Hight aenins the beams OF every SCIENCE witli m eve
ina mat nsG,r Tii' and wing that never tires ccowe
me "ih the soiS o. every art. and dtcled with we f
9teyesy muse from the deep and scruiiniznr rsearcc %
nSr Hem to the sT't and simple, but IS -bime and
Pl5t'e hoi'ty q. htr burns Yea TINS 'igly cultivated
nsope as ifthcr thirst Cor nowlede grew viii, ha guam
my have univ ly adopted the system Of Ios nh IsIes,
r. nneoanirai1 and untouched by the idle experiment.,
OF ms successor they have embraced ts benev,Ieree IN
!rns" Ch'75Ii IS preserved The door i closed against
tbe CONFERENCE.-THE The parent mn what his q or
cplcs of child in the school Of ioph Ians5s,er he
system t'c' rs followers Yead let the parent or his
aohi oig 10 II read Let nothing be done which NAV f
possibility exclude single chill. Lancaster, therefore, en-
u'efnlin ireland because predcs are alarmed no iars
are excited, string is touched which would no; sound in
The conH"ss has discovered orlls and openeI TO man.
Kind nezauS'iAc snurc Of wealth ana power rhe pres
muniea its light the distant and i7orarr ;nhsl;
tans the globe; t the system of Joseph Lancaster un
c'ing that seed Of instruction which tire conras, e1d tc
pres have procured and pre,r we'd for the world.
BY TIC perusrl OF several Irish publications, and
from conversat ons with some well-iiormed gentle
| men lust arrived from Dublin and Bellast, we can
confidently Xive this brief outline as strictly true
he presby ,ians q catholics generally aiv making
the unn0st eXtIitOas toext.nd common educ ,toD
tn he poor, by dc Lancastlian system ofschools.
! These viii conferred the old ree-schoos so richly
! endowed h"t 50 Jos".y managed, to which an adj
! mias on requires p'oriniY to the established
church The cJlis%s q; Beifas;, and that ut Mey-
adding one Trofessorship to another.
! During the late war, thc middle classes of t.
nhnty grew rich ~ toe hich prices Of grain, beef
and pork, &c. bn- the peace required cori-ar
to def nd them from the shoc.: of competition with
! ether countries. Ihiswas suppc,ted by Mr.. Graf
tan IN one OF the most artiu and plausible speeches
| eyer msde in parliament.
| he government meanwhile perpctuate, liscorl
sy1nsteriog the Orang. lodges, TO the ar.at,i,tnr
| bsuee o. tie rpuHtry. Prosecutions under oll the
"'e!e latitude OF the libel law, are held " terro-
! rem over the press Forpublishing speech ut an
| aggregate Catholic m citing made by 4 Mr. O'Con-
nell, the proPrietorof tic Dublin Frecman's .nrraj
WAS HGvl'cd b. lis counsel to plead c-ttly-and ne
ehtor OF the Evening Post ha3 suffered fine amt
| confinement for the Ike offence. In short, the
star Chamber times, when all but law prevail
| Cd, seeB revived in Ireland This persecution has
drawn an admirable series OF letters from counsellor
f'nsoi on the tyranny Of libel law, thus apul ed
there. rishmen, condition Of ennity 20 L. and
| find oner and promotion in England; who wisbes
| 10 govern every other country as a province But
the public mind is active, and the progress of infor
! 'na,ioo viii probably be more rapid than the Dro
grese ot dcp0tisn. T. Nisgg- f,yk Cot,in,b;1l,
Tie Irish Chartcr Schools had for their exprfg and
cole oect the education Of the children Of Roman catholics
MI oi tAocaloRe IN the Of the church OF EnganN3
cnhirn o other heritage than catholics are gd;,fed
otho,c schools and The church Of England tene and ds
Cipnr alone admitted be
70 remark that these schools have become mare o,, n ~
We -s iCr few SUPER Rutateddcpem anG Or ssrv,rf
cu 'at t'c original intention of those schools has tota
tai,ei hdHrcgQ ''
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