Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-10-22

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The infoenee vi.ich eur colleges and academies
have lad upos tse Standard 81 education an3 man
81 inssuscsloa IN cor schools, ~ furnishing
iesrbsrs. has teen fssoratlc Bot nc coS'so If ia
Nrscsion and study. established 10 these iEssiiafons
y mo- trpresslv de.gned 10 prepare teachers, Dor Is
b suissc 70 cal Lotto action all those capabilities and
recunsr qualifications 20 .sdisPenssey nccsssary TO
Dist smp.symcrs.
Nosfnsl OF pattern schools have in some piscss,
hpsn esssblishsd, where tbosc intending TO engage
n ssschng ere ssljeeted 10 thorough course ofin-
nucfsSn and srainns. expressly designed TO hs shsm
81 ihsi occupation Were the business Of teaching
esdscssn,ir lsctssire 10 PERM, Young men to pre-
pare for. and engage in u permanently, this mode
Hoaid undoubtedly 10 entitled 10 Tive prefcrehce -
In In the present condition Of society, aprehori'
4 Dist the establishment Of teachers semnarics, orthe
. sdsp.ion of separate and suitable eourso Of Ia
orcfion 10 some of our academies y the most ioa-
eittc wsy this object can be accomplished. la
states this mode baa ccD successfully adopted. and
- the benefits ot syxism Of .hlz ehtraciSr he
generally dlGasea t9rongosi the State, 1t certainly
has strong claims upon our favor and support
1hs question VI apTroIfis,ing and distributing,
~ lsnssed iarn, ihdi .acomc oi ,he state Sbool
1ent- amens yss incorporated cademes and higher
tsrssoas Of lsarnna, was. pIopysed during the last
.JDDnplpQ 81 The Legislature. sDd a.resouuon passed
\ 10 &spdle requiring information p the condition Of
) - sssdnaIies. ! am aware that tic design Of
( 49, who established that fund permit it TO
II nppsnslsss until i,s annual income together with
- e6hsr public funds dcvoiedto this purpose should
Aofoy . large share Of the expense OF our common
ools, and leave upon the recipients OF their bene-
~ - 11nals % no burden bot their management. This
~ hss, 70 great and perhaps sufficient extent
80 already accomplished BY tie reeen, aPylica-
- ~ iaeome of the surplus revenue. Under
- egrumssances, h would therefore seen, the du-
- legislature 70 iaS 70 vary The Application
1890 o. this fund, for the time being,
bcsnally % carry out the bsnshcens views OF
~. Ard since the specific objecs fos which
~ - established hss been anticipated prob
mAny year,, IL could hardly be considered
0tshs trust reposed in TO make the pro-
easion Always providing, however, that
shAli IN no way be diminished.
- these remarks by the consideration of
- ssrious times disposition has been
6lgeu scnc. of tae sources from which
>koep accuInulated and perhaps the
611ecis foreign to tie interests fedu-
y lUsn HE full belief that in other
1nn1tn schools he advanced and the
pup1ion raised certainly speed
= eppnc public aid TO our academies.
p4pcation hes tecn greatly advan-
I0ox1 - IL IL at this time as high
16ShW. Science, Which a few
lnod V The learned pIofes sions,
- any Of our most humble dwell
tooign influence 10 almost every
Nf16 great power upon almost
ron1 IN community
fbiGned regret that the bill
- Of Congress, providing
| - he several States and
f1 ~ II the sales Of the pub
- II education and internal
81. ~ the appreciation Of the
- psoposilion more re-
mhD q Representatives, to
lea ofihese lands, for
~ academies, and the
fncoai0n In all the States
80 ~ favorable action
foisher ofthese meas
<nposai Of the Leg