American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-19
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AND BALTIMORE CLIPPER.
TUESDAY MORNING, AUG. 10, lat5.

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principles have no, also been instlIcd into the
youth. Unless PARENTS be totally unqualified
for the task, children should be trained up un-
der parental instruction and guidance; and the
trimming should commence at the earliest dawn
ing of reason-but to be effective, precept must
be followed by example; for children are quick
to discover fthere bea difference between teach
inr and practice.
One of the most fruitful sources of youthful
corruption is referred to by our correspondent,
viz: the nightly assembling of boys. Were pa
rents, guardians and masters more rlgid in their
Discipline in this respect, we have no doubt that
it would save many a youth from DEGRADATION.
Bat, from the frequency and numbers of these
assemble res, it wouldreallyseem as though those
having the care of youth considered it no part
or their du,v 10 keen them from "evil conmu-
nication ~ or 10 enforce mon them obedience
totho Divine or moral law. But our intention
was only to refer the reader TO what is said bv
o,r corras,ondrnt and We shah literature G,r-
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are endeavoring to excite alarm where there is |
no danger. The right to hold the Convention
cannot be dened-and even its opponents have
to admit that reform is required. But then
they prefer that il shall be legislative reform.
We do not think that all the wisdom and dis |
erection of the State are usually concentrated in