Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-10-20

sr and believing that tb { redit ana r
lie sources Of the State viii be ample
Il meet any incre2sed liabilities u hie
3 y4uin your wisdom may think RroI
), er TO authorize, I recommend to yoC
particular aud favorable considerhtio
It tie projected Blue Ridge, the Easi
e willie and Henderson, and the Ietne.
: see Central Railroad. 4 nj thltI th
if same encouragement be extended t
i these enterprises which has been d
5 lered to otifcr eompdnies inthe Stale
e The Blue Ridg geroad co1template led i
t upon the route Of the CHariestb4 APT
{ Cincinnati Railroad. Since that ro4r
4 WIS originally projected, the expefi
ence. of twenty years has only s4rvRc
: to strengthen dn the view then ehter
tained Of tn { expediehcy and l. neces
: sity Of that connection
The Importance Of the we'll being
Of the whole community of the es
adjustment ola system OF Com mon
Schools upon Il broad and firm basis
one which shall secure to tile CHILDREN
Of every citizen the ben Ffiis Of / ju-
dicious course Of instruction, is so
obvious, and | trust at this day so
gbnertiiy Appreciated, th at ii IS I'M
nFcessary-for me to press the subject
Upon your consideration.
In conuexion with this subject, ]
Would snggest that rigid inquiry
Should be made into the pre esent
condition Of the school glands, and
tile disposition Of tbea} roceeds Of
them in the several counties; also,
whether the laws authorizing the
sale Of item have been f,ithfuiIy com
Piled with
]. IS not alone in a material on ply
81 cal point Of view. that the State
ma} bq said to be in a ,rosps srous
Cd dnditlon. The highest and most
satisfactory evidence exists that there
is a more 9eneral~difiusion Of l4nowl
edge, and that it has It's inf auence
upon the moral sentiments aud alitc-
tieas Of tie people. Nothing could
be more conclusive upon this point
than the liberal patronage Which By
legislative grants have been bestowed
of lte upon those noble chari-
ties Of The State, the institution for
Tile Deaf gnd Dumb,and l9r the Blind;
bit more especially the Ilospi4l for
tie Insane. These are objects, which,
in every enlightened community .
commend themselves to universal 4
favor aud support; and we fiEd, SO /
far as | am informed, not 4 nprmur
of complaiot against the pQlicE par
sued BY cur predecessors in sal Iciion
ing them
The institution Cor tie cluE Eatibu
of the Deaf and D4nib at hn4Xyille
is successful and prosperous. For
more particniaF inlorm'tion in regard
to the application Of the.fund Appro- 4
priated by the,last LegislatuHte for
lke completion Of the buil'lia4s Is and
the grounds, and i'f con
dillon in other respects, / relIr you
to the report Of t be IiQ ard Of THustees
to'be made to your bhdy.
Since the la7t s.ion Of tliF Leg
haudHdn d I'd eomnI tdiou8
structure has Men erected Il Nash
vile for the Bi.ih ihd, aud wei alapted
10 lis object 'iae original ign
Of the building has not, hd ~ayer,
been fully carried put; and / 1e-
tba Yah adequate aplIropria-
ion be made fer thai purpose, and
'or the support olXh4 Institution and
tho Deaf and Dmhb Institution at
K K8oxviile, for the next two years.
The Hospital lbr the Insane !
lo4s credit ID the ST. lte nFer tiie
of Il e hqmanf 7. skill
III and able Physical ns, assis ed hy /
he counsel df an enlightened Board
IF Trustees, this institution \ pay be
layotabIy With the bdst con-
luqied establishment oH-the ind IN !
,ther States. Wien the bd dildings
Ire completed dpoa i4c 0rlgTBh plan,
t VIII accommodate two hund4ed ard !
ifty patients New on " abo ht one |
iuudred eau be admittd ID 20 il IS bene- {
its By the last censd IS it Appears
.ha there are 40 luH atics in She S
Bta BE-, aud it Is helieye| 4 thai tncre
Ire many more not du1 merat f.; ard
Therefore earncstiv81llss thl ltllrth-
II provisions he made lor Xlenaiag
iile accommodations d lAis lhost IL
Ieresting establishments accefdngto
he, original plan; and in addition TO
The amount required for its oraina
IS support, an Increased apFropria