Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-14

charge.
Il shoall be made the dasy of the C.ssa-
~ Commissioners "a held meetings gasgtsf
yearly, AZ The eoanly ste. aud wheasser
the interest arising from The proceeds q q
scho"l seciion j. Saihctent 10 pay g teach-
err, il shauld Be their dttV o. emPi.sy
Competent man aud esiah.i,h h,m a ~chaol
Whenever there - a snrolls. the cuuSfns
cf Cnngress should b. obtained &c -
transfer and use In the next a1iaiaiag
township ia which there Il a teS-leacy -
They should, wihoug deisv. lesse al iaz
sixteenth sections. nasE un.iiSpascd of. an1
report u the general eoruml~>laaeF The a.
mount flr which each enc waS leasrd.
| farther recommend that al che 6aes
and forieiIures. billiard. retail. aal ofher
licences, AMI al othcr tIn3s that as -
into the Treasury ether than the ies.lrsats
taxes on property. he re,inqlisAsd -
fund TO te established ana ctlie5 III
school fund" That the Eferiry taa1 Be-
collected fron the several cnsnties. and
placed m the - schaol ts-a.i;'' anf further
recommend that a Tax ~ 6se per eent. "a
the amouni & the STATE aud clanty i@-=s
he assessed and objected anuaaay ior tas
benefit al the s-haoi iaud- e-tmale
that from these sll-ces, (a1t Ia-,a .lus
he literary iunL nlw en hlntl se Sal
derive $1,000 dA.1rS annually. Thls
fund should be pa -ei under tae c1air3 of
the general COEnniSslOaer, q te used 10
aidiHS the esjabislnsn; ID free schaol~.
The fund 70 be app0yti~ned amang the
l ~
lation, taking the Ceasls Of l>lS IS tie
present basis of superintendent Il saou.3
/ be the duty Of the Sch1cl Commissioners
to establish s-hlals. An3 whenever the
! funds of the township waS IaSn.tciels 70
employ a teacher, paxton o. his ~ases
should be paid uut q the senerai f1nts
aud the whole shlull De 50 divided tlas
there should be a tree s-hsOl ia esery ia
/ hahited township. al least . pa-t 1f che
year. Ii the fund woud enp.'y ts1ca-
er but for three n1D,hS, let The scho1l &c
taught for that ieng,h II TINS.
! Such Is the plan which | have lesisc1.
/ II IL does not meet the legislative SRze-
ton, nv hear1y cooperation D. ten1ere3
IN any other scheme Ehlch gives Fea~aa-
able promise OF success In the knal AZ
rangemeat of any plan mzrh mast be- an
clut!ed b. way "a detail Which % w1ul3
be Iucanvenient to embrace IN seaerzi
recommenilu,n; AMI I arpe e. uly 90,
- considered a s.enPing ossoai tae d
miis, IT prlPri-ty % say u wil give De
pleasure To AID Ia the a-rtnzement Gal
these details, shali the plan wasca have
recommended be sInc-sCued 5y he lie
sislature.
FLASTERS RANK E0NDS-
The financial cvDiiiioa e{ the Safe -
s-Ich that | entertain hvely al % faar
the day u not distant Whea sc sh11 paw
an in>ialsnent on the bias issued an &C.
count If the Planters Blok. aud there it,-r
meet them regularly aad p-ln3s,y As taes
fall due | vii not deceive Yea sr ve.l-
common Constituents with Jle Ges-ssse
hope that any considerable an1luc A.
ever be realized from State s,ccS IN tas
Planters Bank AMI The 1issls s.pRi RaI
Road COMPANY S1metalng Eav Be %
tanned, and most ccrt1inlv every legaf
land proper means should BE- reslrte1 - 4
secure as much as POSSl5.es AT The Les
lature ought especially o absiain from
any act which could - the rensseSt Po--
sibiiity endanger the Safes interest n
either Of these iasiiturilaS. L i de.
/ however. In rely on the assets &c the~e
Corporations 10 Cleet the hon.hS- Il - IN
Just to require hol isr> of these boads O.,
await the final settlement OF TIE Stnk's
affairs FIR their PrlPer 6Jes-
| have not perEliited ms set G. Z iulS
that the State wuu q II the earliest PeFl q.
CONSTANT with her engagements taotler
creditors commence The payment Of n Sc
bonds. They have been thEoEn up-a -
Unexpectedly, and hence we have n1t been
prepared to meet them The large GlEi-
dends declared by the Planters Blak fsr
many years and the supposed so,venev 81
the Rail Road COMPANY. dlrlug u bret
bat unfurtuate career. bIlled the pu1ll-
mind into security. The sudden exp,,
sion of b tin these Institutions startled ths
people with the uni r,ked for Intelligence.
that fund 1T tWo ml.lilnS 81 dsIlsrS had.
IN great measure, been iasl, an. thar
heavy debt had, IN consequence. been
thrown on the freaSlrv tor Davmenf.-
They hive not shrank from their legisS-
mate responsibility, Gad they nsrsr a-ilL
speak confidently, because IN 1913 l
mlintained the States Inability 70 pay this
deb, and the people sr>taiaed ms. IN
I my inaugural speech, reiterated rny opia-
| ions, and they have ever slice been un-
} disguisedly procla med, and the people
5 have again elected me by 4 greatly u
81 creased mljority.
Il The first provision male b. the Legs
] lasure for the issuance Of these bonds y a,
D ia 1880. By the Isl aud 7ih section a.
# an Act chartering the Planters Bank. an