Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-03

tfe - the schools were e6faolished to gfyl
free ed uca'ion to the children Of the city. ant
IT Is nockery ofjustice tocompel people t.
paw heavy taxes urdtr promise that they
| shall have free schools and-ths compel them
tn nay more for books alone. than It costs In
! Pbiladelphfa for benks,. fuel. tuition and
| ererv thing, when books might be horgbt fol
| the Nashville schools "a cbea'y "a for those
| IN Ph:ladelphia, and the only difference tina,
| need axisf. IL the trifinR exp nse of freight.
Thf. L. more oppr' ssive than the tea tax. de-.
that caused the Am riean revolution. The
remedy r. simple and easy; follpw the exam
Die of towns that have had so or 40 years
experience AID buy the entire stnpi es for
the schoals There are small rooms Ia the
SCHOOL buildings that could he used ss de-
no i,orv or a second or third story room
conld be rented for $50 year. Oaen it
tva afternoons each We bv Il clerk who
should BE- paid 500 to 200 per year: a
TEACHER could do il easily. Each teacher
81 o ID make ont an ord for the supplies
nee1ed for hi room TO b. c"untsrsiga.,d by
the Superintendent. and the receipt Of the
t.achpr 10 ne taken an the hack of the order.
and the order to be fed nv the Clerk TO be
na Il in connection with an ann al Inventory
f. stock on hand in his ANIMAL settlement
with the Bnar1 and nv IN" Rnarl in tn ir
s.stlemant 9TH the Ward Truste q. who
should codsiituf" a part "f the school organi-
cation. This arr ing ment woIld cost some
1900 pr v. ar. and would save pr 'bahly
S1000O Whv m-ibing af u kind has
MOI b Ell done fore il a sell ~ on siinn
between the pc pie and the Bo rd. when
the ard could SO easily from the
reports of the other Boards the great nd van
ting" of T.. They were appointed 10 Look to
the interests of the people.
Teachers should hold pupils to sirict &C
cnuntabilitv for clean hands and car"fui usage
# books. and at the end of the session they
should he retained by the TEACHER. and kept
fer the use of the same room if need. othrr-
vie returned to the depository. Strict or
Her and accountability in everything should
b exac ed Of every pupil. of every teacher,
of every offer. connected with an institu-
ton thst is fl the Young for the duties of
ife No conf ience" business sh nIid be
done. but an open, manly, accurate and
minute showing from all parties Have M
.-confid nee mccaun. 81 of Patent InkStands
$40" Say how many and at what price, and
give the bill OF the seller. Allow no one tn
be d rbtor and creditor at the same time. AL
low no one to be agent for northern hons s.
To sell books TO himself. FIR him TO sell them
to the city Allow no man to b. agent for
and oo1iast the city at the same tim
If [ werr Superintendent. (Which l never
will be- and sufficient confidence was placed
i'm M, the following are a few of the WAYS in
which could make money. say $1,000 a
year: In vacation | would visit northern
houses. let them know that
I knew how hooks found their way
into sumo schools, and that l could
change. rel ct and accept books "a | chos-,
that my recommendation controlled the mat
ter. that if used in the Free Schools it would
control an extensive sale in Other parts Of
h- State and that would introduce them if
they would give me the entire process of
sales in Nashville. This they could off1rd 10
do 40 get them intrOdu I'D, as they III ID
nyk. n s,les unless they Were Introduced
is II j. customary tn do TO get them into
ch,al but to prevent the people knowing II
ut them all pass TIN ough The DO 'k-stores, and
~ the mi OF the year | would be rndy |
with a new edit o. new an hor t" di>pla e |
b m. AMI. tn, reb make go pr f. even on |
hose killed "n The mel. IF the brok-sri- |
trs. When thought best TO d. 30. would |
keep hooks for sale aud make from thirty to
fifty per cent. Or fit. On c0pv-books sio e.
c., Il make NOR. than 81 900 year. and |
~ let the n all pass through the DO st"r' s.
GU N kr all arrangements with trach- /
RS IL. d ia telegraph tn m after got home.
lot frg ting wri ing TEACHER VIII" could
veil .ffnd tn We me half the inc me OF bis /
ia $ IA he ~ ould have no room rent, ad
, = ing &c. to pay. By-tbe-by, ] am i'm
| bud o tue records UI Ih'- B''ard for this
lea. o., tn" pap rs among th- vouchers l
ound Two resolutions dated March 10. 1858. |
,n,. of which had bren crossed out, aud it
vas i'm these word:
-.Resoleed That writing master to give
ss,n- 10 all the SCHOLARS who sh' uld he
aught to "ri e, N ~ he ,mpiny' by the SUI
'eri"tend n. pr o. ided the parents deeie it,
vii hout expens.. to he Board, /"
A no, el featur.. in Free Schools; they are
r,r and yet rrnIed out.
would make shownen pay me a share of /
he income or advising he pupils TO go. In |
mort, there is nn flee IN the Stale whore th' |
chances ior peIqui-ln are are 20 numerous. |
4. qleut and varied, a. ia the Free Schuols OF |
Nashville. There is none that ought 10 he |
more II ee from such chances.
J. w. DOLBEAR.