Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-10-06

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Timothy S-rgqgs.J STHqqspille
We were handed the fOllo~Ing article for
publication. by DlMocRArof Of our town and
We freely give il an insertion. because We be.
Eess i 70 eonlain The truth. Read it, friend,
Old icat on Ed Free Press. III
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There Is perhaps no question that will come
before the people in the oclob,r tlrctlon, oil
greater Importance than he selection ofa prop.
er person to fill the uiisv of S,ate Commission.
erof Common Scbools,- Two gentlemen ale
nov before the people of be Safe as csndi
dates for that office, Vize Mr. Lorin Andrews
ami H.. H. Barney The fn,mtr rms as the
candidate Of the people, lk,,csnGids;e Of ,ht
ardent friends OF Oommon schools Of an perirs
,tht latter As the candidate Of he Democrat
Party,ug Bolhgtn,h men are thorough scholars,
eminent, practical teachers. aud m, n Of con id
cradle legal sttainmcnts, Mr Audrrws how,
ever. has some qualifications wlicltMr BlrnD,
does ol possess Mr., Aodrtw, ht> hsd NJ
experience Of several wears in t,bor almost en-.
Iircly simikrto that which will deyo,e On H.
Commissioner
The Teachers of Ohio feeling he need olt
general superintendance Of the schools nf H..
State, in the absence Of ltgi>ln,i,. pro,i.im
for such guDerin lon J,pc, -. L.. l.
voluntary contributions kept Mr. Audrews II
The field some two or three years, and are nov
paying him the same SALARY allowed BY law
to the Commissioner In the discharge of th.
duties OF ;hS S'Stion Mr. Andrews has shown
himse { Freeminenily qualified for hi, kind u
labor and has won he confidence anl esteem
OF the Teachers and ardent friends of education
ofall parties Hence at the Safe Association
at Dayton, they, with entire unanimity, recon J..
mended him for this post.
Mr.. Bnney has been in he State only few
years, and during that mt has been connect
ed Whh the Cincinnati High School so that
he has not had opportunity to become acquaint
ed With the wants Of our common schools. Mr..
Andrews is an Ohio man entirely he was
born in the State, received his primary educa-
ten IN our log cabin school houses. BY his
inous'ry and perseverance he made his way
up ""'l' he received the highest honorary de-
n grees frsm several OF Ohio's best Colleges
ne n~ Also taught IN MI grades OF schools
fell.
'un! acquainted win all the "'iileull'es to be
NV man "u" 'Of 'U''S'ies 10 ce overcome IN rltva'
s ",9.. ''' '''O' anu Is Justine man 'Or the
". ..,.,u
wn ''" "''t "'Y ."e prefer,
ence over MT Barney on account OF his sOrial
qualities. He il smsD Of crn.rous bsou ...r
,ofapproach: afTnbIe in his manner You cam
approach him without diff lrnc.. E..liu, ,b,,
you will find in bin real friend. In Mr.
Barney's manner, there is u kiul of reserve
that renders him diff ;ult Of approach few can
feel that they are really acquainted with him
, If Teachers write 10 him far counsel in rcG.r.
n ence 10 educational. matters. rb,w s.l,om ,,.,
g an snswer.l h3tr'a. agEs.u \ .gi~ua& q
There Is another consideration which ali
should regard, tn. off,. Is an. which w;,
.r.on;rs ,r.s, arI .rl,,,t. -
con vho sn. ,ha ,l.a.
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CT -, :, =. ' '"''
.;no. -. h.h.,L":'I ' 80 ', S W "",! "s'''" "
- =, s.,, ~ 'S'' WV Nv "'> "''
NSs" y "o'o ''Ae o'ner teachers 10 go mo 9th
er eS'""S'ss'""a ~ tus%'10ies. and py lectures
HooF lor F''p s.ss y. tne Schopls Tie ha'
sOS1 IS ilpm aSB'pl PoTlfrl promlnynt Teachers
aMr. Anu. vs. among o. ~ me Ppmperr y"n" "bou
to represent lhs-.-~ ~ta'e IN { '"'"''"n7' C"nven
tiOns, of other states 10 }cPur'9s me ''lrnds
education there. In one inStsn' ''' !" "h'fh h'
n IL, L.ll 4; /. = : 49,, i L. ~se hv tht