Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-07-22

DO ,57 same thing Individually 10 ;hls
It viii be objected that each parent should
pay only fog the education OF his own child,
and t one man is industrious and prudent
and another INDECENT aud wasteiul, that
they and their offspring should abide by
the consequences. To this it may be an
swered, tuat It Is the object of philosophy
or rather ot0ur liberal institutions. 10 pro
mote the happiness of all the citizens of
the republic, and % punish none save only
tor their own crimes. Improvidcnt faith
ers by their want and indulgence are natu-
rally punished, bat humanity torblds that
ther innocent children should be lasting
sufferers by their neglect. Good policy
itself would seem to dictate au entirely diff
Greut course. The children of the most
degouera,ed and worthless, who, without
care stand q, least equal chances TO be as
much or more degraded and worthless
th1u ,her parents, are they who at some
future day, headed by am ambitious aspi-
rant, may overthrow our government and
le.eat al, tile TO property. Steam with.
1lt ven. SSH. burst the boiler; so human
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55.--l ,1ta-.. ~ tbs -,r,,,oowe,l,b the
means for the ACQUISITION of the instruc
ton necessary TO make a GOOD citizen. 1t
D.. r- frr- oftbe cblId's taat IL is born of
moon. INDECENT or hcI0less parents. Had
f.rrd rr,,er.v. which by nature is the
-,-ltofaU. srIIna state of nature. would
hive been little difference. /. is unfair
that he laws of civil society, which has
very Justly distributed property in tbc form
.r -..4-l. f., the industrious and prudent
should have entirely neglected to provide
for .r. ir0orert and HELPLESS children who
Ind mo- Share In tler parents wrongs
For arv net ortbe child. it is as likely to
be born tre son of the most industrious
and prudent asortbe most inqttenuve and
azs But for fhe number of chances, it
Is. nc l.r.s,g,, bs.a sirr or lord as n meas
amt 7 therefore maintain the Justice of
Nh, Isos or.,,I s,r,stv INIT Ieast I'M n pro-
r....1 ~s-9lI,.l ,I,eioo orcrv child born
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