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


matter Of chance But to be noticed ht this part
Of the proceeding the only part which entirely free
from collision IL is much loss liable 90 The objection Of
gambling than that adopted In The county court
The bin further discussed by Senator Wheeler in
Il its favor and opposed by Senators Brock Willard Peck
and On and is cngrossmcnt and third reading was re-
- fused.
The grand list was taken up and opposed In telling and
Interesting speeches by Senators wilkins and Wheeler
u Senator Wilkins said' The biz under consideration is
Of no ordinary importance entirely agree with the
Senator from Addison that the property " ne state
should support he expenses Of educating ne children OF
the state entirely agree with him That ms as gene
raj principle Is correct for the reason that property as
well as all rights, secure where the people
enlightened and hence property Tor it preservation
has interest in the diffusion of general intelligence
The property Of the state in bearing the expense Of cd
uoatng The children Of the rising citizens o the state Is
but providing for It's security and preservation But
there should be exercised some judgment in the appco
on Of this general principle For 10 we carry IL ont 10
all its results is important that the education Of the
children morally and reigionsy should be provided f1r
as lint their niIects should be- cultivated Hence t,v
topay for preaching and for moral instruction would
hc in order. There is as was said 10y the Senator from
bennington considerable class of persons Ia this state
somcwhat advanced In lc who, under different system
from that which now prevails have brought un large fau
lilies of children 100 their own expense Nov does
somewhat unjust 20 call upon them To contribute n pro-
l''ln ,o ih'l properly toward te enrc expense ~ co.
ucaung the children " The state II the were about
o start ol 90 its political existence $50 that a could De
treated akc in this matter should have uo objection Do
the prime plc general principle But general priuci
pie must always be applied with some regard TO what is
sound policy Now the primary obicct 20 he secured IS
the thorough and general education Of the people wiz
This be best secured by putting the entire expense ofedu-
cation uron the grand list In my Judgment 10 would
not The great point to be reached is 90 arouse an ne-
rest IN the subject II education and this is almost ass mo.
cossry GA the pcopc af the state as IT. is In the schools
Ifthcrc K, an interest exciii among the pcoDlc schools
will Pc carried on ir longer tune hc best teachers will
DC secured, and everything will be- better cared COR,
tbipgs so,c t,r,,,, II ~ ~, tIi,t, ,,,s ,,, BIAS,
GER wus' Whether there is manifested the interest
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, 20 be transacted beside that which usl, concerns ia,
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ell hi spc n ,ii the er,ris which have bcrp ma ND. Il
iv keep up an interest
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1 believe prominent among them will be found tic fac
re- since the adoption OF the present system Of dcfay
ing the expenses OF schools almost entirely upon fl
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