Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-23

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. hessy sasssapa sscn Of TIE div.
'sn1 .Aoe e AascA ns1s Sor the ensuing year.
s'1 = sns sesooa board favored The latter
oe1 ssa5ss,sy we're opposed to Il. The
nO - saasaed Ssh this sction. brought
'as see,ee' pesoss ne aafusan meeting Of cleo.
'Ors m Ocsooes -. Who after full discussion
oh JON noes radned the previous course Of
sne ooefA and detssniaed upon having no
scsooA faas winter. ~
ne Act y no good Public School sy.tsm can
ever snsive under the present plan. There i
osreis money enough raised for very poor
school about three months In year, IN Buriing-
.os' O'strct While this y the ease, the General
rnnens nas over quarter Of million doilsss
due the school fund Of the State, on deposdt
| gag any 'nferess-the Governor declining 70 draw
y ont Of the Federal custody, because there b no
omcer In the State Goyernment sufficiently re-
sponsib.e 70 30 trusted With this enoenOas amount
81 god.
40 have good schools they must be permanent
At least ten months IN year. Good Principals
can never be picked up for three months ses-
sion, nor good teachers either, only such Is are
wandering about, and are wiling 10 work :
short time. Noreguiar system caa be pursued
| either, with teachers who are changed every
session, and whose character is unknown, either
| to the schola1 or the Board who employs them,
The actuRi cost per head for teaching each schol-
ar y ROW wen sscertained, and to form an efi-
Gent system this amount must be raised each
year by actual taxation. IF the city Of Bnrlinp.
tom iii M !. ~o,, in M. ~.v :. ,h., i, !. :,
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every o.her Guy oi any SIZE, 'neh they can nave
schools, and good ones, such a. are fit to send to
but not till then. M s
qhs f.o. 4. III. ...,a., e,,,a 1910, j; ..,,,,a
i ~ .' ..'N sys.sn - . osa'1.o
the age, ana ought 70 De abolished forthwith
divide the money in Il among the counties, at SO
i much, pcr head for each child in them, and lei
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present cuHlprous Machinery attacned 10 the
school system In this State, and do away with
4 the frauds and robberes which have already been
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Spio'. '"e 'so'' - ''e'
should De supported, directly by the people,
making those who are rich educate the children
i NJ the roor This In tho onlv correcf system IN
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/ lu concurrence with these views, the following
from the experience Of the State of Connecticut,
| tho oldest and most ex ner;enced in tho JJn;o,
), 60. - " W. -
70 ea..a''eu .'o'n ."'' Ao'A newspaper
the Times:
A DiREcToR IN THE ScnooL BOARD.
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.ne ie.u.e, -. al ''ese senuei"er sDulu agree
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Tau ~, - Ieas aa ~. ~ .He noafo "
S sIuouuUn, !" .o'S, anu ~ eon.nulng, lhe
S,n nyo' "'u ""' D'en '"''' great summing
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Inc lnoGs ", VI TINS obstructive operation Is east
Sno" t -; numa 'sn iu A money enough
pa. wi es.a.u s'ilai, a'ouiit vi poor !each'
ns ~ Every als.flc', eaSn year according 10
.ne nn'e lsai a''u na.u.ai tehaehey oi poor men,
"ork'ne naru, anu havns very limited incomes
~ casa .ne Cohhec.lcat farmers thought tins
sum, ana the amount OF instruction 1t furnished,
larger man they really were. And, IN like man
ner, they grudged the ADDITION, unnecessary as it
seemed 70 them, OF more cdsh, out OF their scan
" and hard-earned pile, to the expenditures for
schools. Ihere was no law, IKE our own excel
lent statute, YIN New 1ork) TO PROVIDE Tor the
raising OF a certain sum by tax as an indispensa-
ole preliminary 70 assistance by the State And
OF course they uecnned 70 enact one. Thus the
fand ny virtue OF It's income being too large alb
solutcly TO necessitate further supplies, and not
large enongn generously TO maintain the schools,
neither acted as stimulus nor as support, but
actually as an incubus and incumbrance; so
that from 1873 or 1900 down to 1888, the history
OF Common schools IN Gonnec Ct IS long
chronicle OF lnptfiCieDCy. OaCkSiding and (lpca.