The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-01-29

Lssisasasss = pesst1s ! $50
evils. IL .nsevsss spua ~ -
ing from H. sale 81 sasss Iss
efficient to educate every ~
State whore parents wets unas!S q
tho expose.
III. grs@. benefit of = ire ssIf
TEN does not nicely consiss 7
payment Of the tsision BY ~ p
but srises from the fat the, .hs lys'
pern.ivsly requires that every ehila di
sen, to school IL many nciyhbovknu1
present. where the people are aheo6
adj. to support srhocIa. they have -
.rs, because = majority Of them kses
chldsn at home the greater pan
wear, to assist in tho lsbon Of u /
u there were no other argument =
& do. f-.e ichooI system. that -.
..rtttl ,iacn,ion sLoald b. saG
nuke as sn1i"rs 70. It's speedy Il
T4eo.. care ago sn effort was
kerw. to establish Tree schools
ra' ..a State. but il mot With viais
,au from the rich and inhsss9
fras-d What has been The rs
look at the late ce"sus .veppl
iud tina. the number q, illi,sssak
,rus - "ery great, notwithstanding NJ
eeslr.s a county in the State that ~
rup.ocr Of good schools Or ssis~u
Uutl ely. they lived under seusdl
don D. ir.,. 'a,ic in iss character. al -
s,.,h ni ih. offices OF honor an ~
wrre 9-.tit led among the wealthy {
lie, and ,ne incnmbsn,s feeling M rs.at
dsported themselves a. suited their hi
tons. II created and kept alive ~
social distinctions in sorie'y. e"sest
false PRIDE aud rendered the m.ssss
.cfvient To the few. This il what IL
of education dill for Kentucky. II NJ
sue III. same policy we will perhaps e.
better, Let US therefore eomme"ee @s
son.
During the last sessicn Of the Ia
Legislature ball was introduced ~
Cannon, Esq, OF Cherokee county u
proposed 10 adnit, win lew nns'npess
notifications The school system IN ~
Texas. We have not copy OF thk
before us, nor have W. ever ssSmissd |
critically; but the report Of the late eeuIl
If we mistake not, exhibits wait Of III
lcenee among the masses IN Tenasgl1
,hx, Loes nos speak mnch in its fsvcv. n
Tsf,sr We bs'isve. offered a s"hs''sassi :
! this bill. which proposed that . saissl(
persou lie aproin,' Il, whose duty i sh~t
be ~ cunpr'e the dlnf-n, systems it unl
the different states. and 10 repor. one -
able to our situation. tnfo'tdnatsl! Z
substitu,o was defeated. We say uaf~a
n,tslv for ii We act y, all, We should \
sdsi.edly. Precipitation may involve vi
n labsrynih OF ~, -ns. AID trouble, witA~
any spending bca' III, aud, IN the =
do essential lnlur, To the cause of -das'
ton. Loui.iana, whn.- PIGS seal s'a,'ss
i.. in many respects, .in,siar TO cur ~
has been experimenting tor ,hs lsst \
year., in order TO i'Glose education tlifoas
out the State. She never s1ecscasa so
ing any thiog until sh" appointed ea'
niitiee to EXAMINE all the d"ai'' ~ me"
TENS OF com'"rn "h""'s 'n"in'"'n'a !"
d'ifrren' States, aud "''er consulting ~
thin. I" r''a'''" to tue matter TO rrp'a
pl.a sni'ab's Tor her condition She ~
population very much IKE ours; 'h'" y
eullusl pnrsni's and social habits -
sin'iisr; ard they had The same di'f'csas'
contend sgsinss ~ forming asys'em, to ~
nsparcc popnls''on. Yet this State w
was hufd'ned with pubic debt. sod -
ei''aen' were many OF 'hs" "eep'y "'e's
,l,n ia opr,n,ion which |, affecting . ra