The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-03-06

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loss he ssgseisy Of The leaehef. lie has
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PROJECTING po1 e. il he mind-ahe poser
whirh sends oul me etfOrs-ihai = 70 os
dlsesssrsd and reeii6ed. Otherwise ne
error wiIl berepeaisd. asoiIfn - oPPofia-
pisits lecus. II 10 co small psFi o. . q aeh-
era soralion. 10 spend day s'ier DAY, an
rsmosing The bancs on tie d'al.Piaie osek-
wssds and towards. in order 70 adjust ne
nach,nsry and The regulator, 81 that thty
may indiesie The true lime; 20 that ihey
nav be Q standard and measure iof other
lhings. instead Of needing other lhirgs 90
. standard snd measure for them. lei
how esn ieaeher do This. Il be Be shke
ianmsnl OF The mechanism sni ,he Fro.
reIling power Of re machinery he ~.
perinisndsl
The Law lays iis vsighis hjInrtions
upon teachers in the following solemn
and impressive language: Ia shsll be
the da,y ofsll instructors Of youth 10 sx-
err ihsir best sndesvors 10 impress on The
minds Of children end youth, committed
10 their care and instruction, the princi-
pies Of pieiy. ioslirs and 3 regard 10 truth.
love 20 their county. humaniiy and uai-
versal bsnevolenee. sotrirly. industry and
f, frusslity. chastity. nodsrsiion and tm-
persnce, and those other virtues, which
are The ornament Of human socleiy, and
The ba.is upon which republican sonst :
tuition is founded; and il shall be The duty
az such instructors, 10 eatessof 10 lead
their pupils. as their ages and cspae'te'
wlll admit. into clear understanding o
The tendency Of the above mentioned wiz
! ,ues 10 preserve and perfect rePubliest
] constitution. and secure The blessings o.
liberty, as well as 10 promote heir future
hsppiness. and also 10 Poin, out 10 then
the evil tendency Of the opposite vices.
Moral ISsrRrcTIoS.-Amcng the Pc
gan Greeks. the men most ventrsied 10
their wisdom, their Pls,os and Socrates
we're the educsion Of their youth. Ou
teachers address themselves 10 the cul
iure of the intellect mainly. The fa'
/, that children have moral natures and sotls
affections. then in the mos, rapid state q
De elopmsnt. 10 scarcely recognised. On
psge Of the daily manual iesehes the con-
! ma; another, the spelling Of words; al
! other The rules OF cadence and emphasis
bu, he pages are missing bich teach th'
laws Of fmbesrsnce pnter injury. oisy N
! rs,hy ~i.h misfortune, OF impariisiily I
our judgments Of men, Of love snd iid'lil,
to ruth; Of The ever.during relations {
men, in The domestic circle. IN The orgar
izei government. and of stranger TO strsn
ger. How can IL be expected that sue
cultivation will scatter seeds so that in Il.
language Of scripture. "ius,ead Of Il.
,horn shall come up the fr tree. and in
stead Of the bIief shall come up The myI
J de tree!" II ,ueh be The general cond
lion of The schools. 10 il q matter OF suI
prise, that We see The lsds and Dung mt
J ,hickly springing up in the midst Of u
Who stsrile at the mispronuncistion 81
: word. as though they were personally in
; jured, bot ran hear voliies of proIanil
unwovrd; Who put on arrogant airs I
, superior breeding, or sneer With conlemp
J a case Of false spelling OF grammar. b,
can witness speciscles of druLkeDnrss
J the streets with entire composure. Sue
l elevation Of The subordinate, such csstiu
. down of the supreme, 10 the ejucsiioB
| children. is incompatible with Ill that
: worthy 10 be called the prosperity Of The
. manhood. The moral uni, erse i. col
> struted upon principles. moi admis,ive
welfare under such an standardization
: It's laws. 10 such early habits, there i.
!. gravston and procllv'ty TO uliima
b dow mall and ruin. II per.evered in, u
: consumma,ion Of peoples destiny ma
: st u be question OF time. but i. resses
] be one Of certainty. TO avert The cata
o rophe, We mus. look to change in o
own measures, no, TO any repeal or su
!, pension Of he orjlnsnres "fnature. Tues
6 as they wee originally framed. need |
amendment. Whoever wishes for chan,
in +ft cts, without corresponding chan,
in causes. wishrs for violation Of nature
y law.. lie proposes, IS remedy for d
fully Of men. an sbr"gat'on OF the wi-do
!. Of Providence.