New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-14
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To THE PUBLIC The B,srd Of Managers % the
- II dus,rai Schcol Association of -oosyn deem
Il proper TO make the following statement 10 the pub
lie, having ascertsined that there many ~ho are
lsborpg under erroneous impressions in reference ID
The object snd de-'gD of tnis INSTITUTION.
The children whom this Association are aiding,
much lower and poorer c than u'u4y attend the
Puhlc Schools, ind " ud not attend any s,p,ol
whatever unlers sought out oy self tenyiog mission
cries aid brought cut If tser filthy homes, aud
pla ed il a school provided expressly for them, chill
dren who spend their tine in begging from door to
door and are cut Of he reach of sny mpral or re.
eious inst ucion or ufuerce; spd sho if ,hsy ~sre
Lot sought cut ard csred for, would grow up in
ysgrsrCy and crire, and he tsX aud upon the
con muDy. Many Of these children az Fund, destl
tute of even decent clothes and without me .ns %
procure them even TO obtain necessary fo1 | ek
cep by street begging; and 10 their psrsO1 sopeac
8Dce aud condition oi-gu T6cly fitoy to make
them up6t subjects for our Public Schools
There have been eev.rsl Instances in which child
rem have been taken into Ind sire ia our Schools
who bad teen previously refused simitance ibr)
Public Schools account Of their sq1ait coo5i io1
were ps.iry 1T M those schools the .n-s coooact.d yth
th Association have fan.bed ,h-m vi bos' .rd sent them
there hLe sent h- last month from the Concord
thry from The Huntington 81 .choo eooss fur
p,btd NIT OF ~. nuIbei o, the he children Who
procure their booss. Whenever End .npog
Der thst tx subjects tor tn Public sch J1
School
1t u,, year sirea This Association orssnzsd
u recently Incorporated uIder the gpe.l i.t Of tho
L. siuIe Of this state about the lot Of March
The following summary exhibit. the amount Of
money Ttcey'd by unrTy coubG"ns by h- Association
its ortsnz ton he Snoun; OF expenditures. and the
bsar &c now iem,ibins 10 the ttt'saJ; $1,000.
Total cunt Iaid cut for the 9g7 SO
Balance remaining IN the uep'ury... s7S7 IS
The Association has now rSO scnOls 10 operau pnOn la
Cobcord the City Pare. ngu beres IS children; .od
ether Huntington st South br'okyn Ib-rins 10
Wien first received into our schools children are liter.
ally wobed combd and srubbec snd they required and
ohld a ervsrc TO be and dy in their p-.ons and
s:s Iae} sos s.oef oiSSss viz t1s%
eohg They instructed th common BREACHES Of edu
oidny house work order 10 the TO oscome
and 1000 GoIe' cs rbi. e0I's Of d-spne and
The tturcte, Of every otsaL are -n.ssed
bi. sDd harmonious; .nd are eetsin1y
ans. and tho.- com ced sh eacn and every
such church wlsl sd ekserfuy giving hsir time aad
Til. oouibs s - the Churches shove referred to:
CUE r Dr. Be S1Iu 36a Gu oai som 4 .aa
Elteops a. yosn's piscoos; -sness lhrt1ods'l the
eb; I'd Pr-say.rian; FNets seh di,t Third Pres
byter-p Yoii Mesbodsl the Church OF the ssgiyar
1on,tno-. ohweh tUai;.Ii.nl PierePoa st s.pti't;
Chris Church ttPbeoPs SOUTH Prs'eJ,sr.ni cearI Pres.
Ctarcb Pse6e.t (dethodis') South Conss, i'Hd DGch
Church, Jorslenon
oDy hose no h.ys vited suons the POOR. and kaoxu
from scpa obseIvaion tel the snount ofsq,ld poverty
DE- d,en arc i.noi:Ie- there Ia ,hs.s oaI s..a,en-d
ere tue yet thu hsvs cose 'ont rs 70 live and taeir
the Influence brousht TO bar uPn their eh4set-- and
al tpCw tbs. he toy. Of tot ella are TO possess equally with
the future soyernn'n Of tb. sres, nation shll it
be so wren Vst these ahoes Of sreeh dne.s and hh
81 b. ina these e ard Try them decent
respeot,bity and 70 bfpf e'aa snd patriotic Influence TO
bet upon ID N are coing harm :
the virssa h.va
tlcs 'monistn TIA, thu A.soeAtn hiss dene Ich good
.e vii mention only on. TIRE children boy and two
shs ukeb By Of vAtoIs fOm sersbly dirty
lest fail tie o.r'u'i of whom hh .psr
The CD ldien We nsy n,ssd we're d.utn'y inf-sed vim
a. ard bed 10 bo'r clothing 4 people hyin1
the boo.~ be decent hrjush the me
sod .crubb-d ard .O coufoaoe clothing out on them
They sherwsd sf.rdd the school fez1ary Three
nSs c 1. il s:. ' e c. % S 70 zee :Ss
preparing 70 school The ode., ar Of ye.r, hal
scIubbd foor Of her herr white aud clean; hA
s.ned the ehs and the In Sd The roo n;
he'd EDhed her face hands arranged ne ,sy her hair
.rd wa'hrl and eoubrs the yoao.e children Tue
cleanliness snd erder bs, b- hsd wo..e day .er day
'eboo hsd inspired hr s:h aOo on a~d PRIDE - have her
bat the aldn srosioE uaier sach influence. At
'eboo car not 90 dosn O. evei 9th the psa Gill
~lsIe there -ph. 81 pride .nbirou left in the
psf.nt' brig iheu slo0s ~h them cher better
We would sl.o cite msay insn-e. Of children who had b-.n
iuv.test.y addicted f4.ehood r.,y -vig tia,
hsJ esud Dot be trustee bcouits and honest; and
sh2 hsVe aef~src eone vih t'.s 10 their
rsiysue.' Of h- -is the orense These IL ances E
fee &c show bi:fy ,bd ir- lsb, toe el,. Of eadrsn
hor ne EEK % efrE .t do bring into schools, aso
~ Eaeaee gnd.i ws.eh iheJ are placed, and it, pr,ct;
We usie tbs 70 the public thu. auy and syarv
svfy her sos r Tf-iraes OBJECT. "a. and
hhs az be ~ Say S!'n and to papic th.t
here az, ae.e' IN hi. Community xho -ilss shr
INC 'Fs s'ons Do bI work and obeyihs com naud
70 fec ire huDsy eOhe ths ns.d and 'e.e sno,.n,
iOirs tie eoer2' MT, and hs country GOOD .-rvie-
Dc behalf OF tho A..oci,tiou.
Mas w. snIPMAN sec'y
Br'"i'y. April u, 1855.