New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-17
sEree.schOoI CIRfion.'

Under this title proposes to issue at Syracuse
mall weekly quarto from this time forward until
November, devoted in the main to the advocacy Of
the Free School principle, but giving place also to
the best arguments Of its adversares so as TO place
the whole question fully before its readers. As
the work will cost but little, we bespeak for it
generous patronage from the friends Of Universal
Education. number of the prominent Educa
tiopists and friends VI Free ccuoUls nave PROMISED
to contribute its columns and the first No gives
promise Of spirited and effective career. We
trust clubs will be formed to procure it in the sew
eral towns ard villages throughout our State, and
that those interested in Education in other States
will extend it helping hand. They will find il
repete with interest and the question it discusses
will come up in every Fsee State before many
years. We copy the Prospectus, viz:
knowledge Power
The vo.eTs OF NewYOrk 10 determine In November,
whether hey will whether they will moi have SCHOOLS
FREE TO ALL IL 10 momeDous question. II involves
he feciAy, Intellectual Social ana Moral interests Of
New YorE-iIs greatness in the Fuure-for KSowL EDGE
IS POWER" Ibis Age, 10 be destitute Of knowledge Is
to be destitute Of Power Shall then This boon-his 6es,
ngbe extended the children Of The State on equal
iemsl Shall The State say TO oil the children within iu
hofcer, SHo! every one mai ,hrse,h; whomsoever Will
lei him par.k OF the waters Of knowledge without mo-
icy snd without pnee! VIII New-Y oIk augneat ls pow
in this way That Is The question 10 be decided 10 NO
veuber
By fraud unequaed In the annals OF New York legis-
laon This question is presented to ihs People under
The enemies Of Free Schools Oulnumbered
outwed the friends Of Free Schools in The Legsa'
lure and they have submitted TO vote Of he People,
fer approval or rel ecion, law which they KNOW should
be amended The who voted for that re.fubnisi!on,
hoped 10 CRUSH Free Schools They have the vantage
ground the same defendant In case would have,
who was permitted TO draw the declaration. But their
shes Of fasehood be broken. Their well arranged
design be foled But 1t be done only by the dis.
semnston Of Opinions, Facts aud Arguments For this
purpose we shall publish the " FREE SCHOOL CLARION"
twill be edited by the subscriber.
The effective aid and cooperation OF OF the sbesl
minds In the State have been secured All points involved
In this mighty queton-s question which throws all other
topics OF egtsIion in the shade-T be thoroughly dis
cued Through Ito columns the sincere oppo lens OF
Free Schools, Will be heard.
The FACE SCHOOL CLARION will he Issued the 10th OF
July, ls5o-w be printed good type and good paper,
these terms:
Single copy, Is cts; four copies, address, 81 ten
copies, address, So fifteen copies one address, as
twenty five copies, one address, IS fry copies one sd
dren, S.
win be Issued Weekly, In Quarto Form, and No.
will be sued amer The Election, giving the returns and
such suggestions shall naturally arise from the result
Address w l. CRANDAL.
Syracuse July 3 1850.