The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-01-10

dr"tl, impressed with the belief that zen
cra .Nstrm for the education of the Vonti
of the c"unitY. based upon broad and lib
crl principles. WAS of ,itl consequence
that cngrhlted Ia tie crgaaic law this IN
pri'ini Injunction, thlt a general diffusion
oi knowledge being essential to tie prescr.
Walton al the tights and Liberties OF thu
people. II stall he the DUTY of the lrgi,la.
tue OF this state Ia make suitable tto,is-
,i,i"us Tor the support of public schools
!hc state has ias Indicated her policy in
hi. mai,pr
She bns hecn The dispenser Of munidcenl
hon,i which, when made availahlr and
property applied. will fulfill the bene6ceu'
Intention, al the iamcrs oi the tousliiu.
tom. aud an addition safeguard uli hc
thrown around that ....irumeIt hy the in.
trlli .eut and moral weight to b" dc,iy,d
ltom the provisions contemplated by the
srciion quoted above.
There l. uo one who feels deeper ia.
'ercs'. or who more ardent, desires the Pm.
mniiou of education than n,s,lt. aud |
Will most cordially cn.oprfafe with ,ou il
ANY plan which viii practically advance
that "hlrrt ia such u way rs To- diiusc IT,
hcu,lir, general, through the couHtiy bnt
after hestoWins the hest reflection | hive
been able To give the subject, nm not pre-.
pa,ed 10 recommend the immediate ndnp
tim hy ,our honorable body. of the sNs
ten vbirh has been provided i"r hy the
Constitution ~ Il subsequent legislative cu.
acturuts under IT, In considering tbs
great aud plfamoui interest, 1t Is well -
guard against a uere plausible theory, md
/, embracing un, system, it were useless.
unl''s> that system, examined ~ all hear
iag> shall he practical IN It's essential l,'H
tues AND sintplc Ia the application Ell lis
principles IN ntdrr to make nay iltu op
crate equally, schools must be established
IL rtrtN count, aud uoighhollond ~ the
STATE. and tn do This with the nachlnrr,
Vhlch Wouli be- necessary TO httpe thcW
ietn successful oprrHttnu, would Involve au
expense greatly dlspfoppr,i.untc to auv
heucGts which could result from Them IN
the present 'p,rse populntiun ol t.,e couu.
tn ard could moi give my asscii Ia ANY
,lan which would operate. unvquailN, 81
which would confer benefits 10 ANY potion
uf the state aud whirh could not DO l,ll
ct rulo,cd in e,erS section,
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