Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-11-23


schools upon the grand list In many districts this oppo-
shon destroyed FOR time the usefulness Of the schools
At length, however, there submission rather
compromise was effected The teachers paid by the
of the public money and raised upon the grand
list while The teachers board and the fuel raised
by tax upon the scholar Now, why not let It rest p
Why disturb this arrangement Aftcr storm il is de-
ightul 20 look upon the oalm skies why raise tenn
pest and bccoud them so soon senator's tel us that the
constituents they represent already support their schools
in the manner this bill conemplacs Then why change
the lawS he present statute is good enough for them.
This bill II enacted into law, would do them good
would be- of 100 possible benefit To those districts which
already do this bill provides they shah do WIN such
districts be improved hy being compelled 10 do what they
better thau voiun " actoni We have ali heard Of the
who had ur,rr i'm the city NJ his birth who when
ordinance uls passed ufhildiug any one TO leave it,
o'er,tnpped r boundaries the next day love the vol
uutaU punciplc Grant me n law that may perform
certain act, and Il affords greater satisfaction than 10
tell me | WaN All the districts In the State may now
If they prefer 10 do support their schools upon the
grand t We are assured that very many " them avail
themselves Of ihcprViicgc and satisfied that the
best method Now why not permit those that iugcr be-
hhu To become persuaded TO adopt the same plan Why
force u upon the uuwlling' There many who feel
m1t their rights arc invaded when you force them cn-
ircy support the education " other mems children
They tell you'll would be quite A. reasonable To conpc
cm TO- iced and clohc them. You do admit the uro-
pcy NJ their complaints OF the soundness Of their rss.
enug but should YOU force your convictions upon them
Noudit not De wiser 10 give them ME power To do what
you regard as their duty to do aud allow them time 90
with what you is fast getting To be universally adopt
cd since me law asst Is effects all that desirable, all
Q
DISTRICTS let the unwilling have time allowed them Co
the happy results of your experience and adout your
plan Compel men Go support schools this bill pro-
poses TO uo, ana apprehend serious opposition will De
aroused % thc whole school system which we are irving
"ijh such happy results anticipate, II you pass this
bl That hundreds NJ our schools will bo seriously inur
! c5 lf their usefulness is not entirely DESTROYED NAV
H Doc mistaken. II the bin becomes Jaw certainly shall
Doc happy asany can be TO find that my fears are
tvasdc'p'y Interested the other day. in the remarks
OF Che senator nom Addison. lam always gaufcd when
N $50 N NHH Of.
90 10Y Judgment or otherwise followed him with ap-
rc iamg sympathy. when, gallant young man, lac
went forth upon bis fret collecting tour him On
ter the dwellings of Che rich, and without compunctou or
even embarrassment present his hll for collection. On
such occasions thc presence Of the blooming daughter
even ga nor deter hn from Performance OF bis duty
10 etook h money without pang, and II he saw that it
~ wa. paid with trembling hands, that reluctantly parted
"h nc precious dust hc rather laughed at the pain he
had inflicted and saw nothing in the daughters eve 10 re-
) proaoh him for bis hardness " heart followed him 90
other homes She cabins NJ the poor whose inventory
e Doc graphically deserted and saw how Impossible Il
20 was for generous young man, with that large warm
n heart OF his In such presence TO exhibit his bU n
6" was easy 90 discover upon what article ia that interesting
group Doc would have levied execution 10 hc had attempt
n I'd o collect his tag. Bat with that maiden loypucs.
before him. with the addyiug tears collecting in those
" quivoting dimples appealing powerfully his gcutc-
s,mpathie'--no, sir, be could not present bis Gill; #
Sc have been just 500 with endure with consider
10 able cooluess Che appeals Of bearded men fancy
e could brave hc hewii'hing battery of Numaus smiles
Nui ncIfe woman DO tears why sir am weak as water
as ppwercss as newly born infant, dcleucoes.
Do
or 20 protect H. rakedncss am persuaded that ih,
70 Senator from Addison would Doe AS Kind and considerable
IT. Hector nowas then. should NOT hesitate fo
him for that any other Office suppose he has chill
dreu of his and who is not or has mot been
mhcr himself knows how 10 love the children Of others
on that first collecting tour those children he it D..
probable he would have called brsfs urcbins young ones
urusel some other term of indifference, II not contempt
always excepting. of COURSE the daughter aforesaid: 6u
a now booking out from the net work Of woven teudr
within which his paictua heart is ENGAGED he would dis
be- cover and appreciate the pcc1usnes and worth f Nm,
NI.t t ffIf ffrtlIs NJ
L hea'c sigh ot sincere regret that they blessed
with The Same privileges those enjoy whom he loves
clasp to hs onSom as treasure dcare and sweeicr thar
c %. . yl'' ave lhe inu,ner VINO pore lhon.
The young widow bee described was an Interesting char
H acier $40 'he picture he held mp before as. saw her a.
To- ' a 't ~ M n,h, ut hunple 19me llms 'he on''
pol ing yanly how could board the teacher and pas m
share NJ the necessary fuI lie seemed 10 think tina
o- she would be unwilling no accent hat delicate s,nnt n,
he which would inevitably and surely manifest itself ON M,
part Of those who would feel e privilege in, a. th
re- eac or 10 t,rry few DAYS al their conf rtabc home.
ire and avoid the ecositv o increasing tbe readg br,
e burden OF the poor widow II did not seem 20 r,Hcc
go hata lea nor ,,o,ld Gud ,yv m show tbo lind A.
at tcntious IN rerson In Ler situation mat would cr,
as all the pain Of what might seem unmerted neglect III
las ia not r,,erlfn, ,t Tho teacher If l,i, ,,i,b H.
Of ninsterng ANGEL ~ t iocIy besr, .,-ryn, f5,r,,
oh and sum. hinc ,tth ber k,,,gt,, hoo ,,t ter ,,.
but heart to arpy tbse sweet delicate pes.e. ,bi.b m
g r,rn c,1 hardly beo DOING so r,t,r,I is /, f b, IN
&c tooI and loving
use r ii'l or,,f,ses %, re,,,yc wal, i,i,,, f,, she t
OF ARM E 1nJ y, ,o o,a ls
Ht I IT, % ~ u ,t ". - ~ , ~ y
.to 4, ,o,,,, ma, ,o l ,i., /, ,,i4 h ,,5 t,,, a.
he'd au r,,ecrp,, tt . ,,, .i,,,iI a., g,r al, ~.,, ,J
ire have. mo- room, I'M dis lircc,ion IN t6 xrr M ,t
c,. .,,crt ytu. m rh,y +, 49, b. sch,s f,,, b.
cir warm .fnuabes of the b,ltt and throws b en-
Doe inn, fI.e tif,fs,iin8- ,ircrv N The las
to There Is much f,rco In lilo remarks made Inv bob o.
the senator from Bopniugtnn II tro tbat Vim, ,.t
tal 3D.. nothiu. d. am h, bs ,,y ar,r.q,s,d ,,,,
nd viii Do Said IN ltibe oor under XXI Man, r,t,s y,l
ICY pav their prorrr The ia, But Who vouId c,ler
" h Woud the Senator frofn Addsou Not be W,,l
cr ths Senator rom Cbitt,ntrn9 know bis ,enero
.ch heart TOO wc 40 sustain be ou ht MAJ he would ue
urs take such tn.k. no would rather nav IL IN hins,I
re- praccnIlr the rre,nt law laws barav birJep epon,
m upon u. Who are moor 10 lead ma no MI bat The school
uf- ours ms well as tai of the rich Bt saws mo Senate
hc from Chitteudcn the middle class between the cb u
rh the moor furnish tho children Tor schools aud neon be,
ch dey6lyes the burden Of boarding the teachers This
M true They have the children they have rho bc.,nt
the schools cheorfuly than they recei,
me tne tcrhcr 90 their homes. and bid him stay few da,
n.y. longer than his allotted time, and board for poo
Ar family and, Mr. President, this does him good 4 D.
P teacher is blessing 10 ms family ana the exercise
~ mat charity carries ITS reward along with H. u the uc
| are without children meg are the unioftuuae-fhfV ar
he ff~y P'oF' Nhh' mountains on g'd' "hat wealth.
III empire cnulu pug our ehlurth Dressed Us the ma
~ "lo mas MS IuNeI tul OF tnem. Inc rlch pay larg
M parton me Expense "i schools whether thfy nave chndfe
E or NOS II he{ are without Children 1t Is either the
.in misfortune or their crime.
Require the teacher board TO be pal1 m money an
a. you piteh pose het'l uu'ueh upon e poor as wei
m 9poh t' teh. lne pan sugsesltu 10y the senator Ho
r windsor on Ooaf""H ~"NH"' on the Rtahu lsI Stems
me atoBeiheT mp'"cueaoie' ana never VIII be general
her auopleu