The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-01-12

these alternatives as most judicious and mos
economical.
Deaf mutes constitute another class for whose
education public provision must necessarily bt
made To our State belongs the honor OF frs
recognizing this principle; and nearly 30 years
have now elapsed since her Asylum was first
opened to these unlortnQtes. The number now
in the State is estimated at 1,2OO. OF these
more than one third have received instruction
in the Asylum, and probably another third are
IofsuitabIe age for admission Ofthis latter num-
Der $50 are in actual enjoyment of its ber efts
while 2jO are necessarily excluded. The num-
Der admitted during the year was 35, and the
same number was dischsrged. The expenses
of the Institution paid by the State during the
last year were S2l, ,17794 The average cost
of each inmate was Sal. The Importance OF
adding to the instruction in this Asylum, prop
er training for some industrial occupation, as
well as the necessity of some further provision
for those whom its limited capacities exclude
from admission, will doubtless engage your Sc
riOus consideration.
Another class whose situation enlists the war
NEST sympathics of every feeling heart, and in
v0kes irresistiby the provdent benevolence Of
the State is the Blind. The total number Of
this claas is estimated to be $40. Olthis num-
Der about 200 are olproper and legal age for ad-
mission to the Asylum. Ofthese about 6Ohaye
either already received its benefits or are thought
by their friends too young to be sent to it; lea
wing 40 who should be under instruction. There
were in the Asylum last year 100; there We're
admitted or-rc. admitted during the year Is; the
whole number under its instruction up to its
close was 105. The average number in daily
attendance was 94. The expenses, excluding
! Sc, 500 for permanent improvements were Sl3,-
387 ,65, showing an average outlay for each in
mate near $l42.
| 1t thus appears that the whole number of
persons rendered infrm and dependent by de-
tectiye and diseased organization is 6,O4O; that
of these 3,O40 are in conditions requiring pro-
vision for themin public or private institutions;
that S47 are actually in the State Asylums, lea
wing 2 1873 unproyidcd for except so far as they
may find reliefin County lnfirmarIes or private
families; that the average number constantly in
the Asylum through the last year was o34; that
the total cost to the State Of their maintenance
during the year was Sl28,4lO; that the cost OF
each inmate for the year was Sl24 that to pro-
vide for those needing, but not now receiving
the benefits Of the Asylum, at tbe same rate
would require an annual additional expenditure
Of S2G7, 1852, making an aggregate annual outlay
of SAGE, 1872: and that these estimates are eX-
elusive ol lntrIeS'' apout on ING o"pi'"l
aDou' ouVoVV' invested III INC eN's"lo fA'S iuliiS
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