New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-08

school regularly W. Cannot therefore speak Of TIE N
fusnoe of eaucaon in the hoo> bat on o. very ael-
iy instruction The mothers no better orengn 1p ana
tCut Sod themselves secs'ona their caah'ers anu Cn
II cracsl 20 hayt issr way almost without OK
'liu e. takr h.- sia is attempts AZ oscipnne
vLish nay Be- vsu,ursd hv th"r fs'hers. C"rP'rI
Ibf i>ln,hti, scd IL The csse u t. ast oOS~
have hi. free VIII II thing or ae cas never DsS
fr' tnAn The European method Of educating the emu
10 govern has WILL and demanding Suct oot nee on pa
81 bodily shsss inert before the urders aiding i dc'e
optc. rejected des yo;c lhes- views st forth III
gi sounding t'ms ard especially in the presence ~
ay" ~" 20 II the;- daughters who -nrn IL their
VarTs house free binds in the air caring for aoihin
Until ily Pr, married To cap;va;, agshsuaAis !, all
with Which tie y"urg haden> trouble their h-a's Whte
their HANDS almost entirely dle American girls t.ks
part in hou>, keeping only in exceptional snd this
the rule in families Of moderate circumstances
The secOusl element which includes the hghes; part
Of ecucauon according to German IDEAS entirely uncu
tvsied snd repressed among American females As
the your ss grow up udulgng their wills in every
hing they acquire coarse grained selfshness which an
fits them for the discipline Of edu alton aud enssves them
TO the tyrsnry al monetary capuoes and incAhshOns
The sfc, niro the self sacrificing devotion which are IN
dpensstlen every good system OF are absolutely
unknown 10 the American woman. She marTes, parity
from sensual attraction psrtN from calculation expecting
find H. h husband the means OF ndusng her passion
for dress and show without limitation lhs i ~ least the
case with the msjory, and hence the American woman
makes the worst Of educators Even when as an stcep-
ton devote themselves TO the education OF she
devotion alone does not suffice for the production OF
srconrc in youth which requires paeraa authority ana
masculine perseverance and energy The men in America
are much absorbed ia business and politics that Is cut
ihc question for them o. take any part IN the education
Of their children and hence they find i convenient TO
chime in with the univ, rss that young people must
have their way in free country And even when father
attempts 10 give support 90 his young olive branches
the interference OF the mother either spos more than can
be r,meoed the intercourse OF the en- dren with others
does the thing To this must Ice aoded the inter
with domssiics who generally love 10 Halter the
CapIce Of children, in order to nsDuse themselves into
the good gracCs 1.-THE mother The influence OF paymses
must also be taken into the account from which II 10
scarcely possible 10 escape In family composed OF tur'
buleut chicrn thus left 20 their own will We naturally
find explosions Of the grOes rudenes of which the result
Is Shown in the socaled rowdysn-a love of Qusrrelog
and otngwhich serves to weaken the security OF the
country.
Tie ecclesiastical religious influence exer'ed young
people should bee taken INTO consideration be-
caus. this Is matter about which much noise MADE
NJ doutt pure Christianity vhich shows itself in deed.
and Is not conned words fitted 20 give important aid
in tie business ot education, since u contains the purest
moral instructions Parents. scCoun. IT, whose daily NE
displays the Christian spirit able 20 exert benshcA
influence the character and cultivation Of Their children
Any who looks not merely on the surface OF the sct
Sunday keeping display but examines the l" ami conduct
II The Americans will be struck with the gross contrast
betwen theory and practice between being and seeming
in re- gard to rel gious matters.
just IS the French make the mos, ado abou, the i'm
provtment oth- social Institutions but in fact accomplish
ile least in their behalf the Americans never STOP their
cateiiug about relg God, Christianity the church
and forth while reality are at greater distance
dom the spirit of humanity than they The Old pro
verb empty barrels make thu most noise, Is perfectly
applicable ia this case.
large quantity of land set apart in the United States
for the formation school fund.- amounting 10 tive OK s1
mios If dollar besides annual tax m each state 70
considerable amount for the support OF schools to which
all must contribute either directly indirectly STILL there
ares OOOnecroes ydepuv,dby access
To schoos although they honestly labor, and accordingly
help To pay the taxes Still six millions of Germans are
compelled 10 contribute to the support of Schos' IN which
Their children receive instruction in the language when
alone thew understand which their mother language be
cause the prevailing English speaking minority are afraid
OF the con petition which would arise # thu Germans were
instructed through the medium of their noble and rich IA
tv. language The learned laziness Of host Of English
speaking perons who have been perverted by their edu
toD demands modern hOlOcb the intellectual neglect
the unius; treatment Of respectable minority OF sn mil
lions who continuity sacrificed under high sounding
bypOcriticA protenses
these dark shades well many others, In the United
States are passed in silence 10y many proessed dem
ocrats and certain that shall be violently opposed
10y then, for having csndidy stated my impressions OF the
evil but do not aim at popularity but utility and hence
must give honor the truth far can attain It. The
admirable natural traits which general rule unques
ionaby found the Americans do not deserve TO be con
stany poisoned by the fumes of hsery and Europe may
always behold herself in the mirror Of this country which
hows things in their real character