Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-01-07

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Vermont has relnquished political life, devote him
self The interests Of popular education in country
The following outline Of the plan TO be pursued will
therefore be interesting,
The ENTERPRISE is conducted by Committee of Gen.
tlemen from five different denominatjons located NJ
Cincinnati and s,ytrd the Central Committee for
Prop,otinr National Education Gov Sladc is Soc
reisry and General Agent of this Committee
b, ob,ec, If b, oroanzstion &, 10 devise and carry
nm, mens,,e. G,r ,crn,ino The nrop,r educa,;on or
more Than ,vo million American children ,vh, arr dies,
,i,u,e Of schools rhc two lending measure, mined a,
.,s N,s, nr,,Ir, in motion noppc;s ,bs, sba rn.e nm
.choo. and create demand cr teachers. and secopd.
w. securing SUNNY of pyop.yIv qualified teachers 20
meet this demand.
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dry that iberaIy is manifested in contributing for
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ed that the more favored portions of the West will join
their contributions with those raised at the East in aid
Of those more destitute.
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secure them In other large pottions no value ia felt
for education and Ignorant parents are raising ipno-
Iant children without any wish Tor schools 10 such
districts experience has shown, that the employment,
of agents to awaken an interest by lectures and other
methods and to organize schools and send for suitable
teachers is 10 the highest degree successful and this
method will be pursued rs far as means will allow
In regard "a the hu.iness ol prepa,pe and oca,;no
eaehers 4, will he fund that there are n, the IVES,
as well as a, Inc East well qualified teachers who need
aid 10 neine suitable situations. And il will be found
also. that much less expense s involved in training
teachers on the soil Than In seeking them from abroad
while well qualified teachers, accustomed TO the ei-
nae, society and habits around them, would, in many
respects be superior TO such as might be obtained else
where.
For tbrs. reasons n o,om;pen, mar, Of ,h;s en,rr-
prize will he n secu,e a. far AZ rosshe rsns and
agencies for aiding a Al the es, who have the reop;
site qualifications and desire 10 he emnloved n. teach
crs But when il il considered thar there are "a many
promising avenues 10 wealth omen for men Al The Yves,
that women ate .be hest eaehers for vopno children
that ,bp,e Il n general de6e;.pc, or i.n,s roc.l.
lion a, IN, Wes, and ,edund.ncv n, IN. E.s, Ia
manifest that If our country ia 10 be sunplied with
,earhrrs. great norton of Them must he women md
very laroe nronortion o these must he found a, the
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