The New York herald., 1850-01-05
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And the entire aggregate will S7oo sls IS
The several amounts rsi.ed in the respective moot
districts throughout the State by direct taxation for
th- various purpsses auttofze- by Law have been
tsBsd dsripH The preceding yesr fer the hrst time
om the reports 81 trustees OF m. several districts
he Information has been deemed valuable A. we'll for
the purp1ss of showipg the pfrccs resources aud
trpire cf the several districts refuiBx s-
gsion ocessobsiIy put forth that the small
amount 81 taxation required nv the act establishing
free Schools would he felt burtnen-ons and oppre.
fvs. The entire amount raised throughout N. state
rate bills for the payment Of t~srner darux
the Year lst reported sfsr applying the pa ic
slec "a 20. or si2s55 81 oniv than the -,
grersts smoubt Voluntarily raised in the d.
ric's ter ordinary drtrct purposes l. II thea a. he
pcsed hat the substitution Of direct aNssn
ior rate bills will under sunh circumstances and with
the pI,,aletce Of such rpfit creste .rrpui q
ts,'aotiop, cr he regarded ~ in any uns,i
cspie burden, The Superintendent ctnnot, ioe mo-
usNt, permit biDiteif TO entertain THIS ttHs
The wbfs amount of pnbiic @ouey received from slt
sodtcss during the pas year by the several tpsn su
p-fint.Ddsnts srd othsr ofesrs charged with the
pts ara dishursemsnt- - ecbo1l .nsys, ts9j-
fi0 ~ 81 which t26,45G 90 has been aDgorti1srd
81 oux IN. ssversl ostricts Tor tsseLsrs wares
CiS az tor library purpese' .ud Toe bsisncs r cona
gsut syp.rtrs In the several cities large towns
where sPssisl Pro,i.on Tor -. sxreniiture s nsd-
Th. snuual revenue foD. the cspi.al of tha Common
scho,i fupd. s-sc ooo, togsth-t ftth au rIual sln
and an additional equal sum levied the
~ et,e counti-s under tha act sstab,ishi,s Ice
school. sprortioped among the fsv~rsl towns ant
vsras of the srts 10 pfoporion q th- Hhe popuit-
81 each, sc.rtsiued ~ the last preceding cen
The atd etnrsrE HppnfliUr thH amount
tbus received among the several school datrifta -
their respective tosbs aud words nrcnrdiuy Co the
Nh.s uumb.r 81 children h~tus-n 81" srcs or ive and
sxtecn r',idpg thsreiu. it a. rspes.uiv suggested
g. the Legislature wh.ttsr tts ratio 4 apport
std 4 di.rbuitcu C Tie schccl money ight not s-
,suts sously b. cha st ss Co pa re reference he
attendance 9 pupils ugun the district schools for y
cetisin syscinsd Pefl,d fof instance iour 'uths -
surius The preceding yssr uead % being basst up "a
either gopulatieu The rumb-r rf children actually
rstidr !. the disrit By ths adoption 81 TN uois
- Distribution sttong iraueetituts oud Do preteu a
place thsr chi dreu "a the common schools. ard TO
kssF them there, for suGc irr Ftn ui tm1 o.
cure sB ssdidousi 'hsrs % tne gsbh' money
III. Whole number of toluues in The sovcrsI district
nhtsre ~ the state tle hrst day " January 1879
w.s Ioe "a; terE average of about ~ voiumrs
20 each disttict Many - the larger sud weaithisr
difrcts bow-fer Ersatg exceed ms sreraEs AMI che
dsYroporon is tbo greater ~htre Il should leat sxst
rssdy te he'd ,ostsnsse sbd ssl elected pubii. ara
private hbtsrics TIE share 20 the library iur5 -or-
poTus'ion aud lar beyond tLcr rtsi want nc-sii.
hss rhiie ~ the poorer aud more teriute districts
~here soots most nseds3 sli most dincuit ci
go W. ftisnce annually dlied OFT trom the library
flnd is Too r'agre 70 enable the trustees o. o. more
ttan puretsse few cheap sDd comr alstiveT worth
Tte sdsItion By the people the "Acs or the ss'a
hfhEeut a Frea schools throu ghout the state and
consequtn srrorstion Of .s provisions ato the sta
tutts q ne state A. portion Of common soho
fytttm, etusitutes new sDd interesting era lu %,
liltcry and progre8s q tlat system Fvrrv child D..
the - Eve and twertv.ona resgdrg In ~,
state is entitled 30 frce and gratultous education Id
the common schools nov est.tiished "a which ms,
bffestter b, established in pursnspce ~ law snd ~
esrerse e such education beyond the aungai ppro
YfiatiCns frcri the revenue 81 ths Common ssh0o
fund anl the anouut required by law 60 De raised b
the respective brards OF fuprrvisors upo1 the tstab
prcTtfy 81 the several touns aud counties OF the
s g. he provided hy taxation upon the real I'D perso
nsl estate OF 10 Inhabitants ~ tbe respective soboo
dis ricts. Whatever differences of opinion may eAr
in references .o The psrticsa mode q levyD2 ten
thus eu'hufirsG 0r the uniftra and sce sd1snl sle
the youth q The STATE The great priDc pl0au from
msufsry ipsttuotpn IN cur pahic sch p,foaslor -.
hrceferth te free a. ell without diIsisI A. beycpI
hssa deinitsly settled aud uay be m II pubic ooi
tie reach OF sortr9rsrsy. The sH this point anl In
non has lcuF been ter deg trFiucudire aost ~ the
yenCus sectons of the stvisses aslple provisions
cities sud several N 'ae lpesn made Cor toe free snd
fare ~ difertn. rfftf the youog Wherever the
atuitous e1ueat % operation its rssots have ok.
system has been ~ enl ghened policy by wbloh t Wss
uaDg viudicS Ii sacned the hearts sni excited the
dicttttt - ofte ptiisnthropist Che sts.esuau ana
tichty,n.,. remains only that the sar,s snt ss.
TIE sn | iuh sbtsDts and ncers o. ths several
oiereu IN - he secured In carrying into ctioAl
scbo.i ~ rrorsions q the new eystem 10 diFoss
etct out tvey fectinu % the State the
Z Jtsnts oi t'un1 uental anJ moral education
A"' are paiid In the year st which tbs rev A~