Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-01-09

course of inst., ).N-A
practical. ScientineEA ANtborj. j....---s'
ture, with the usual brand Neal IA
ucation,. win be taught. alhe eie,& aaE
to make good farmersg5d sa'AI
good citizens.
Whilst individual libdltksnd eneSTIl..ee' ", y,
done much and will do T. Tor this ~ ~
tien, an appropriation ahes State. in X
sum the LegislatursayI deem nroSS.
would not only aid and ourare this Isnds5
bic enterprise, but woue an honorable N,
just recognition of the ortant jnterests--fSa
volved. "
The laws now in open, regulating ma,
ufacturing and other inyenent comH.,is.
are 10 souse of their Isions too severely
restrictive, and should hodifed. .Lerj,l. a
ton on these subjects leretofore tended TO
RESTRAIN the investmeutrapitaI-check in
ouStry, and curb the en- of the people in
the prosecution of tinterprises fh,+ ga
the development of or3mense re.on-.a. a.o
and contribute so lsrto tee veaItb -
prosperity of the Statliheral and i,,dici-
ous egisiation-encouRi individual en+s-
priSe-inviti1g the inv+ int of capjtal .nd
stimulating the variousrtments Of nann1
featuring and mccb&i Industry. would
greatly promote the in4 of tn naor,I4-
increase our revenues give TO the Con-.
monwealth that promA and poe;tioo i,
the sisterhood of Stateshieb the cb,rsc-
ter oI hef citizens ndllimitable natural |
resources justly entitleI To this snbiect |
your attention is invite
The Report of the Shtendeut of Com
mon SCHOOLS VIII exht you their coudi-
tion ana the general opns of the system
th'oughout the Comnalth, during the
past year. To the valgnd useful surres,
tions Of the report, i yearnestIy ask The
attention OF the Lcgisl4
The operation and reof the svsterr as
detailed are highly intng. Our educa-
tional system is slowly surely. copou.r-
ing prejudices and gaithe coifid epce of
the people. Under the ing care of liber-
al and enlightened legisl it's Ultimate fri.
umph is certain. Whe systen, was first
introduced, it was suppl that itcould bs .
perfected and forced intosral andkieorou, .
operation by the mere withe LEGISLATURE.
experience has proven ththis, ASH erery ! :
other great, social and IL Seforn, Sne and :
hat consent which arises 1, radica,hapre =,
n the popular mind, weresired- Ts slow 5
process Of the scclimatioithe new tstenl G
o cur social and moral ashere, hsbeen
operation Tor nearly twflyears ; q it is t
low evident that the periH anotherfact- ,
We intcrpositioa of legislt.a aid and sbor Z
ty In favor of our noble iJm and copou
chools, has arrived. Inaever forrRlis y
obviously proper and nefsy interpo,on .
nay present itself, if cicted to prote y
he great purpose in view IitialIr eceiysy o
heerfui support. :,
After j careful e1aminAi dof the subj | :,
is my clear convictioi tit the systek | =
ow prepared for and require increased a
iency in its general sunrsion-increaiI :,
in its teacHs,iand increaq y
leans of support. =
-, 'nt,n experiment. of the alnty SuperinFs :,
1uSJ' "iicter>' -faithfuliyirrcd cut, has nj
= - i'Poth'ed The eXPectntis of the aivocat4; !;
! tn1t measure. The impr ed condition i.
le schools, and the grear efficiency of TIL;
stem, clearly establisHte propricty ank,
{ cliity OF such supervisiSn.The official yfsits,
an officer of the schog apartment 10 somei
'nhtles Of the State, ennection with the
uperintendency, have9eion,trated that The
oice OF public authoty 10 sustain, and the
essence of an ofIicit asnt TO encourage
I'VE largely contribted D excite and main,
IN the deep interesnow flt by tha public in
II II, educational process an Improvement.
The most n2arIlcdnproIkmcn recently ef.
ctsd in the syste, has ben in its corps of
iedncssSsa lss isdoid 'ess.u sHi affi9sSF s5sSps