The Woodville Republican., 1852-12-14

complished. AgaiR iboih our duty aud
in,erss. to edaeate our youth 10 schools snd
colleges. al iome. For. Il a man desires
that his sou should be a farmer, he would
not hsvs hun employed at giis anvil snd
Jorge II is true he might learn to make
ploughs, hoes, aud aAes. they are impls.
ments very useful TO farmers. but their busi-
isss ;s 20 nse. not make them,
II he wishes hi. son ts become Physici-
an aud desires hun to practice the Eseul.
apean Art Ia the South. would it not he alb
, surd 70 send him TO PasladcIphla or Europe
10 be educated lot that purpose is not tbs
South tile proper place. for becoming &C.
qusluted with diseases and symtoms pecu.
liar to this region Is not any region. the
proper place for becoming acquainted with
things peculiar 10 tlia, regloug Ifan Amer.
can desires that his son. should understand
.hc lights Of nian. 10 be such rs are granI
ed by a Republican government. he mus,
have him educated IN the United states. for
it is here only that trues free government.
exists, Therefore, IL is herealone that we ex.
pect to tnd meu fully capable OF insulting
/ the principles oi such got ernment, 10 the
minds oi, youths
/ Every man beieves that is right. which
he has been taught from infancy to believe.
Unless reason asserts her nght of dominion
over the mud of man and teaches him tina,
those early impressions are not always found
ell on truth The Engishmau. thinks that
the laws OF England are the finest aud the
best. and i he wished to iustill the true pfIn.
ciples OF Jaw aud COVE, nment in The mind
of youth, le would make hun thoroughly
acquainted with the laws OF England. The
indian thinks, no doubt that the manners
aud customs Of his tribe. are better adapted
to the government OF man, than any law ia
existence, either human or divine, 1t indeed,
he IL aware otthe existence Of any such laws
lfhe were to attemp. TO give instruction on
law he would acquaint his pupil with the
manners and customs OF lis tribe.
The American citizen lnoses that the law
by which the people OF the United Stalea
are governed. are superior to all other. hu>
man institutions, TO, the government Of hu.
man beings He would thefefore have his
: child. well acquainted with the principles Of
; our government Then, he ought 20 have
hun educated at home.
The government OF the United States.
like the human frame is formed OF many
members, each depending on the human
!, frame, iof heaIthful action, and the whole
/, frame similarly dependant on each OF the
members Of the human body 10 infected with
, disease, then there is no need OF physci
, al. So. IL every State In our Union, is
sound and healthy in It's political social aud
moral portion. this is heaIthfnl, happy,
: aud prosperous government II the couties
Of State are supplied with schools and
colleges, which are the means of sustaining
this healthy action, that State, is ell that
State could wish to he.
: Since the State of Mississippi, with the
ass'stsncs OF tho general government, mas
furnished our county Wilkinson, with the
means OF instrucing NIL lis youths, in the
!. primary departments Of education, by es-
tsblshlng great number OF public schools:
IS II not now the imperative duty Of the
: citizens, TO complete the great work. by
erecting college. aud employing profes>
sors who are capable of filing the respon.
sible stations they will hold
SPEs.