The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-11-03

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sna Sallf wnrsi, yaunr niiss from dii-
dietary hs8 bern in ,hs Asylu- usfrr
gears = young msn-- inssnaf. = Ssaih
Noysllon--ana yoopg lsds froa Mass.
had tueh Ia The Auyiam esc as ga years
These ens-iaasiag yoaih. q whose ears
E tbere caasos only ssiencr.si.d ws.,sc i5ngues
sSe seaied frrsef. cshihaod uBcsmnsan IA.
I tclhgencc and tl.cy hsa dse..e, grateful
7 and stissGiys msunsf, that made them %.
Jects u deep interest. Their eyes and
shois coun,snsnccs s-onled b. beau with
intelligence. and zach sccalcd 20 read the
silent thpogh's q ,hs ether IN his eyes and
upoa he euawensnce.
f. isl', lhg Asy ION Vas opchod a, Hart
ford. Conn, and bad sr,en scholars. Now
ihere are fourteen Asylum- Tor the Deaf
snd Dunb in the uniiod Sss,es.
~ l-i9, CongSc-. granted a tract Of
lsnd 40 Alabsma fof the bcne6, Of the
pesf and Dua,h. From It's sale wns OBJ
tanned SUN Of nsonry whose interest pays
for onc-thifd the expense Of educating the
Deaf AMI Dnpb in the United States.
The charge per annup for each scholar
la The Hartford Asyl Ian - sl0O. This does
nv include the expense OF clothing and
taed,csi attendance.
In l-1j. commissioners from ell the New
England States me, a, Hartford, to decide
whether there should be one OF more instr
,u,ions Of the kind in n. T. The commits
sioncrs from Vermont were--lion Horace
Everett, Chimney i.Angdon. and Aaron
Dslsnd. II was decided 20 have bu, one
A2lsma az. 49,, g hslnns- a. 'aash 10 ens
From Vermont there have been ID
scholars, li9 Of whom have been aided by
the State. There are nov in the Asylum
II FROM this State. Only one entered the
Institution from Vermont las, year. Itsp-
poars that there are no, les. than - in the
State who have never attended the Asy
lnin.
Blaekboirds we've placed behind the
Speakers desk, and these scholars showed
surprising knowledge Of language, and a
full knowledge IN several branches OF study
Questions 10 arithmetic, grammar, history
aigcbra, astronomy. physiology, politics
aud general kno sledge Of men, were an
swcfcd ~ith accuracy and wonderful faoili.
,y. II all the pupils Of thu, Asylum ara
thus inielligen, and learned, II would al
most seem 10 be no great misfortune to be
deafand dumb. The older persons showed
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Their attention was directed 10 the large
painting Of Washington suspended above
the Speakers chair, and immediately they
wrote bret account Of him. showing that
they understood his character. and had au
Intense reverence fof his mem,y.
The name OF Stephen 4. Douglas was
mentioned to Que boy, shcn he Immediate
y wrote" lie Is native Of Vermont,
bu, he has lived so long at the West that
We need no, be ashamed OF what he is now
doing. lie has tried 10 obtain tho favor Of
the Shareholders, bu, he must fail and DO
hamSlodH VIVA, rcbuke from that dumb
and honest youth The applause which
followed this sentiment was very loud and
significant.
Henry Cisy, Danirl Webster, Andrew
Jackson, and others we're named, and fitting
accounts were gwen by the mutes Of these
great statesmen.
Af,or such an exhibition. Legislators
oanno, hesitate 10 AID, TO reasonable er-
tent the education Of this unfortunate elias.
Of our fellows.
fAip.r, Oct. %.
resolution Of thanks and compliment
10 NJ Turner and has pupils by tho House
thu, morning.
4 II Is quite Prohablc that the Senate Ii.
[ qnor Committee will soon report a bill sim
JAR 10 the Que pablished in tho HrA.LD
some weeks since A section Is added 10
Preveui ESpyessacn and Common Carriers
from bringing hquor into the State for M.
lawful purposes
WI ~ before The House fof establish
Ing i.ibrrie. IN District Schools. The
bal Increasing the pay Of Juror in Justice
Courts vas dismissed tins morning. Ii
well ihs, this cheap and republican mode
Of administering justice Is not To be imped.
ed BY useless tar. Justice Courts are a
De'ghbor'y gratu.iy, and To introduce the
p'Aa Of fully compromising Jurors and al.
he@ses -oald destroy the design of all our
'ys'en Of jufisPridonee, wa cheap and
accessible justice. TnAB Housr.
LArrsr Nrws.--The Albany .7rs,.
calls The Ap''li q u. .igs twoodsiockl
one Of the Z" cd fasAasass .ILolii.sai,t, an