Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-01-20
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and prosperity. ..are 10 be Leading character
l!stics with ihose who are g succeed US, ih,
meaps mlsl be- provided, and 40, ,eificiell
cpmmltn school system devised, The yout
Qf ,he ,Sla,e, must be edgcalsd and igsirpcie5
10 habIls.sf useful aud oipJsiria. pursuits
i05 hsbisSs Termed n sqtly lils e Ikely i
lIS ~ bas assfS SxjsssIyy" sIyy"ppfto pfte
gide1 ioS Re iSyipiabih.y or she school iig1d,
XhiIsb 6aY aifg,, m begsalsr sbal ~ padsI
.6 ,he |HiI|I,aI applicalIoI. ) tho i..co's.s Il
|s3ls PliFRE,ses designed il has also declafot
thss such sums shall be raised, by a.pxaiior
OH Otherwise. as with, The Income, Of hi
school trust fund, viii secure 40 ,efficieny
system of common. schools ihyopghout ,he
SSiaie and Ills Constitution The Represent.
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For The amount tn ana condition 81 at mon.
les and grants for school pnrposes, The Gen
efal Assembly yis referred 10 die, repor, Of
The Secretary Of State. I, Is respectfully
recommended ,hal every scApol Z dlsirricy
should be required q have a school KEEP, il
il, from the' firssl 'pf December unII HE first
April, in each and every year, and Ma. par.
ems or guardians, and all Others, entrusted
With lhs custody Of children, should he 70.
qdired 10 send them 10 SONS school for at
least three months oil thai time. unless ,(or
good tca6ss, excused W tie directors" 1t is
lke@lse sdggeSled ihat some meihod should
be provided, better suited than ,he one now
IN force,io, prevent The employment OF all
bht Competent teachers, and those OF unex.
ceplionable maral character. ~
I believe il 10 be true, ihat children, in he
babii Of amending school become fond OF il,
The desire 10 learn increases. Ir he fo1n.
datiohu ube faid ID youth, every. one Of either
sex, IS a general fuie, and ia any ordinary
Condition, may become possessed Of a com.
hd6n English education" may be intelligent
anP intaleeiJatP There is lefisure sufficient
from The employment Of all, if, the disppsi-
ti6h sXist! 'sTHs GeRefal' Assembly might
a5 59mdch i6a lihppovie 61f comfmtotIn cmfttInn, schools,
and 'ibfppt6hdP, DC cadse Of edlcai6n. BY
Ptovidihs1 ht Suitable ibruriess II nin eve every
schobl district. sdcR as would ,Bbp addpted 10
Ihs.chp dcities ard tastes of yoliR, "''su '''h
'oltf Massachtfseiis, every School & furnish.
ed'by iie SSie,, Nth w ebsier's Bicionaafrly
.s, the Ostnndaff WORK Of ofihdgraphy and
]. ,..nrDincidtfbno The Same is Recommended
va copnitte Of The New Yak iLegfsia.'
Ste1fof 9h6 tEnnpire Sta.e irw 'l2'a z 9''-''l
M dlied .6p b. the Most Valuable.
,s.fil 81 ths 4IiB exiauEb by .she learned ii,en
lihere aud in Surope;;- and lis general
he in lilGr schools w5:'ld break odowh all
rosincialis,hs. SO 10 'sps;sk, and pr9duce
and elegance in'tii use Of our
ansuage. Words would then b. used by
very one. In the sans sense in which they
re defined by thai able leyicographar.f
Much might also BE- done by tho General ,
IssembIy 70 encourage literary tqs'c, by
mall aid, from lime 10 timr. for the pur. /
hase Of books, periodicals an1 newspapers
>r prrmanenlli,erary associations, 1yceums
nj clubs, in tour cities and towns. Ill
'ould certainly have atendencv 10 prevent
iSsipa,ion BY the descrlion Of places tend.
" 10 imn,brdilies, and cause young men to
lore their minds with useful knowledge and
levate themselves in their own sell. dignity
nd sell.respect. ~ ''f' '''''',, 80. 80" ,-'"''
Again would say, letlhe masses be edu.
ated. Send Information and the means of
among classes Of our people
nabletj provide IL, and your jails will be.
Jme ,enanlltss; and your penittndary great.
\ diminish in It's occupants The songs of
otand debaucherv will be seldom heard in
our streets, and your Executive will escape
lie consldhlannSyance Of parents, wives. and
hldrcn. Tor some ignorant aud dsgraced,
Ut still cherished object. who has forfeited
is liberty 10 satisfy the claims Of justice.
My predecessor inhis last annual message
niong olher,hings recommended d athorDugl
svision Of the school laws He remarks:
The law which now proGesses 10 regulate
his system has been in force for many years
IL has undergone many aleralons; is
rinted in many different volumes Of ,hG
tatu,es, ard is thus made difficult 10 be
'und, d,und sill more dilficuIlto be understood
y the great tnhjority orpetsons whose duty
processes 10 polntout." ""'' ""'" w
TfuIly concur with him III opinion, and the
ntire subject is earnestly and respectfully
recommended 10 the early and deliberate con.
Iteration Of the General Assembly, with tho
I'll conviction that the people Of Ohio win |
heerlqlly snbmii toany reasonable Burlhens
hat may be imposed, in aid Of The school
md, and which shall be faithfully applied
'the purpose of common schools, believing
S they justly do, that il would relieve them
Iom olhet burthens, in measure, which are
ow levied TO secure The faithful and ptomp
administration Of penal laws. a
Another subjecI Of very great consideration
nd regard in every humane and sensitive
ommdhily'is that Of sditable acomrroda,ion
'r the insane, blind, deaf and dumb. The
constitution declares that Institutions, I. for
lese Unfortunate classes in society shall
ways be f0s,ered and Supported by the Slale.
i The management OF these Institutions.
10 past year, there Is no complaint They [
ave been conducted with ability. integrity k
nd skill. For full particulars, must rssllissr
ou TO the several reports which have
iuscd 10 be laid before you, and recommend \
le'n 10 your consideration, and the ins,iu.
ans IL vunr HhnrnI siir,o,., Mil y 4 |