The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-01-16

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- shs,l ,; 9 s0no9l lpfh' teass 'Alee months p
i.a, = ~ WI, unless loI goGa cause excused
q y Il Z. v'res'ers: ~ Y lkeWIsf sugggeSt
= y 9 sotps 4elPoa snoulu ~ oe ProslqlsedI ls
DS. man ,ne Ions po% Y, z iofee' l
lstens .ne enPloyilens l1sa q - al' guy com
Rs.Els y, seacnels, . ilsn Hnn tpose u upeAcePl
! ''oiIS's ha.,sn moial cnafac.er !, 81
glevel. ssu.y 70 1e efue' sha. ch'dfcn, y.
sae.h4e,Sotatsenaing s,N, ,scDcoi become io1u y
=. y s iae.aeslIs I. - earn lncrsasss.S y
sl,s u ianuaaonI y, g 'aleia1 1yol1s,exe.y ene
= ff se1' y: - genera ] Eals, ana Y any
ul conqlslep, y u msy = pfcSme PYsssss-
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leisure sSfficient o froml tbe ampiiovmeib,if ST
| all, iftbe disposition exist. The General
Assembly mipht do much to improve our
common schools and to promote the cause
of education, by providing for suitable H.
braries in every school district, such as
would be adapted to the capacities and
tastes of youth. sf.,s ,a, an
In Massachusetts every school is fur
nished by the State with Webster's Die
tionary. as the standard work of orthogra-
phy and pronunciation. The same is
recommended by the committee Of the
New York Legislature forthe Empire State.
1t is admitted to be the most valuable
work of the kind extant by the learned
men both here and in Europe; and its
general use in our schools would break
down all provincialisms, SO to speak, and
produce uniformity and elegance in the
use Of our language. Words would then
be used BY every one, in the same sense,
in which they are defined by that able lex.
icographer
M..h III. 49, do,a h., tho DO,
o..,, s.omSIu 10 sv snco,raa ~ @ ,;tsr.rv tasta
ha Nv sraall a;d from, time 70 time for tbe
ny,.h ~ 'a CO. a, ~ fboaIs ner;od;ca,s and news.
pN'o - Al, Soo, 49,, p,a,, E,ararg % assoc;e
paper =. 'ne pond ol,.Ss n onr cities and
uons' lycsulns ssu .:.',,...o 0'ays' - e .ondan
towns. IL woa!d cer.alniy na,s az, 49,. 49,
70 preven' olss'Pa'ion " .nr ,;,;es IeseUd "Od
Oh places 0enuiis " 'mo'as', .a .ha;. .,;ad. aa
cause young men " s'I'o me- 'ns,. linus In.
wi.n use'ul ano"ieuso So,f ad d;an;tn e anS % salf
selves selves. IN 'ne'i '"n 'A1 ''
-''p'0" !, Nn
Again would say let the masses pe
educated. oena hlofmauonI anu w,
means OF nstrqcnon among all classes q
our people unaole 70 provide ~ ana YOU
Jaiis WIN soon become tenantess. anc t
! your Penllenmary greatly clminlsh IN "
I occupants Inc songs o. Toy ana qe'
papchery VIII pe seldom nearq th your
s.lec's, anu your nae0u's'e mn. !, osGape =
tne constant annoy yanoS " pasen's, "'ves I;
ana ci,iiaren, ~ ior some Snuia. anu u's
graced' ou! sun oner.sheu opleos Snu mas
toriei'eu ss i''i'os'9 ~ s"As'' wy '''
y, yqs.Ie I.oo.ou u,,L;.l....n,,,o, ,o,.o,,o
Wy PieueIess0i, .t; T. ~. 100. au 'anSad
among o.net 'nns', II aeu soLnn, io,n |"
19orousn re'islUp i. =. J. .J h;S sSnvU ,a"s .s"s.
ne remarks. NC iaa wIOn INV INV JesS esss
70 regulate .iS y y Tte o maS ues
l1l many yGs'' "a n.;ntod I - oopS d;ffnrsnt
a,.I,aS 'n,,oO "f tSo i. Stas,tes and ;s 3bus made
sy,ane' Mas - ~ .nv nSaratond NV ,be nreot mo-
eacui' 70 De uuuv,SsoO "to.o A. ~ .D nsos.ssa.
!ori'y VI P.'son' "ro'' way y P'o'sss
oP1in. , oa', ,. :, ,,,;,h b;n, II co,nin,on ~ ond
i, ,u,y 0OIoa s,,S;ao. @ i aarnsstIv and resnsct
s,,, snv eno j IL eaylv md lI;be.
.a,y as;aara,;oS .soG nf the Gensral 4 sssm.
h1U Nv n;,h U ,he S,lI conv;c,ion that the neo-
oy T'n n,';o @ I'll, CSasrfnllv 'suhm;t toianv
t p,e .oaablo y, ThJ h"r,hens that NAV ba imnosed
ea:Jr"S't "e .,o aohonI H,nd ona wh;ch bolI
- y a,i %;tIs,Iin IL I onnI;sd to tbe nnrnoses Of
10 lalshluny i apPnIu Sal;s,.;,o ,hdn,;,s,lv
common % .ho. !, 'VuUi o',lS rsIsve ,bsm from other
~, ,,S"". ,." ~ - y 'u,sssure which are now
Dui.ieas' I % ,na',a ~ " ths fa;ths,i and nron,nt
lesleu W s.Ia,e a ne nonai , .a'as sN
Aa,nIasvI n,sa Sh;aot y, of ysry great consid.
r,;a, Mn and saaorJ Z 1900 oycry humane and
elastoa :., snu ~ :, q j sthst oS sn;tabls
SENSITIVE ooa e ;,a @ hGnS doaf
acc0mua.iOh % l M w %s,,;.,,;an" sa | aao,aras
anu eu'.o' Ins gVasess'',u ass ..sos,,nato ta
sna1 lhsu.u.loas y ~ !, snesv swars bs fastorsd
classes IN soclesy Ihs's ,l Saw a,m os,bs - man.
"nu sappVaseu M as thosa ;Sst;sni;ons the mast
asemel. In " 'ueSe o oonsnis;nt S Tbev have
{ea aa.od 'uoiv 70 ~ w;,I ab;l;ty intsgr'tv and
pesn coGuucysS sM WV aIi..vy ssar @
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