New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-23

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n Harvey Zee. Fres.G n Of the Initiation male
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y~sss ana fsilow lstorgrs in the Csuse % Humanity
u occ.sio1 ihsi has GEaEn Is tcseher-he layingof
to u rev bul1ing for the New 1orA Ia
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With has coz1fSlled removal Of the Institution
N rs Ga site and the growth Of the Institution ITSELF
Ssx1i II sacous accomm dsiions than that site,
s,bt q EN- d. couid ahO-d, there Is much
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r-vxk 4 iiss ard states which from small and feeble
kezrns ere rising up with magical celebrity rival the
,rSus ctes ard the most towering empires Of the Old
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szs-f il the swelling tide of public and private wealth
G n grand achievements Of science and me hanic8l
~ Oher incsstions Of progress there are, vet more
vEay ii an enligbttne phianthropic and Christian
pz more rssying to those who believe in the future
rrvSsmeni and high desiines Of the human race Oar
sE and college, our ssyums for the unfortunate and
tettd-in short al the for the equal diifu
% q intelligence and happiness share in the onward
u Vie.
b Hs gratifying fat, multitude of Illustrations win
rtSy cur 20 yOu. The remarkable and pros
p,y o. oUr Institution is Of the least sirk
IL; and II We review the multiplication and growth Of
slres institutions in almost all Christian countries we
"a ind strong cssfTmatOn OF the belief that the int lice
t neral re ious progress of the present age, az
ktx fly keep pace with It's national advancement; aud
IA tkeTt tie Whole, nothing 70 discourage the con
Gofy belief that GOD y preparing the world Tor that
Elkrun which is 10 come in His own good time
Lee Than thee centuries have elapsed since tho frs
sfcsd Efforts were made. cotsmpo aneously by Pedro
fosce Spanish monk and JOc him Pssck, German pas
~ 70 lead t. the light If knowledge and religion
~ Of those If unfortunate fellow men whom the de-
tton Of speech ard airing had shut out Of the pale Of
'da and religious pnvleges, during 80 many thousand
ytE Les then century has passed since the bene
ToeLi and elfdsnling De l. Epee founded the frs nst
iiriion deyO,iDg 10 both his life and his private
Tho frfa ~ h Daafa I
tad already there arc in Europe and America two hun
dd such institutions all but ten twelve Of which have
srrgu p wiihinrhe last fry Year,. And though the
es institution for the Deaf and Dumb this side Of
n Atlantic that Of Hartford but year older than
esh and he's numbered only just half a. many
var are usually rcckoned 10 the life Of man there
az now sixteen such institutions in many States Of
lA Union, ell supported mainly by appropriations from
Ne State Tr8suTies. More than half Of these were
oebed within the last ten years. Nine States, which
have q vet NJ institutions for Deaf Mutes within their
ovr borders have made provisions for educating in
tts e. aud in others large proportion OF their ndi
gent Deaf and Dumb in a school in some neigabOring
Sse There H. we rejoice saw scarcely State in the
ron Of any considerable population and resources that
IA hot fully in part Acknowledged the claims OF this in
isrg and unfortunate portion Of Its population % the
rtns of intellectual and spiritual life. In the number of
lP under instruction the increase has been equally
sS5 es b ayeny one Eears ago all the American
and barely four hundred pupils six seventies Of whom
e nom States north and east OF the Potomac leaving
El rnfrOvided for nearly quite one half Of the Deaf
ssies n the Eastern and Middle States while south Of
y Potomac and west Of the Aieghanes, DeafMutes %
tsm the advantages Of education accessible formed
nv exceptions TO the general deploable doom Of their
eHfecns in misfortune Ten year, later the number u
seeOs actual operation had not increased Zone ia this
nee having been merged in own and one IN virginia
tntdA the interval but tbs number Of pap had rsen
70 VI Kindred Since then the Cause has received new
mies The present number Of pupils in cur sixteen in
Ssheus is no, far from twelve hundred the number Of
tk having doubled and Of schools more than doubled
'khn the lsft ten years
notgh IN some of the remote and spa!sely settled