Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-03-14
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Maseh So 1870.
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azaA Appeiaaiag slassrs foe Re sAass hav-
ing nsarIy ard ssd, Ii aaay nos b aszaass
q sal tha aassatisn ne sass sisasss and
pahiss gsasssa II % 90 eopaiaeraafon .cs
~ pssssas inspnssnisas and anassaay
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hsasas Ii khs assassas, wsald issss b
wiaasaa - fosA shs afssrista also tMera
pssanansnssy irssI 2 II they haYs hisharto
sEsaaenssy eAsagsd thsir fsAtnsha.A-
OsnlA aes msss oFaar u regularity Be
established hs9oze such large sxpsndi-
taRss oil pahlie aonay az aons disuaa-
ssfsssioa already pgeyaiIs ae The pros
pests. No sAAa san bSSf Ia Be spld Of
bic ksails, i An sxprsssiou ef old aam-
phssy, hmt LEI us saasasoE 10 bring our
/ passions into snAjecsion 10 oag rsasea ;
| IL We ass not tola of our fsmata by 9th
sYs, asithsr sss them sasssiyes, IL il
likely we shAn eontisue in than. Thsra-
fora esd my rsadsEs 10 bear pssiensly
whss Aave v SAY, and If anything
comes in soRsasa vita their pesssnoasy~
I'd iaeas, fesl moaeratsly towards raa,
ssf ssaire not 10 raiss he indignant
feelings Of any man. ,5e
~ q spesimsn sg tss fneonvans esss oS
large distrissa, I win sndaAvox ID ae~
seFibss - far as able, tAs sns sssa co4m-
psals2 10 helong 10. Ny sssiaanes Il in
the south and east soEnsz sf lswnahip rs
neEsh q range -, near the east and
soash lines Of said township, On sscaioa
s6 the dissrias vuns tAsnes aorsh, by
G0vsFmmasas ssxRsy, aGroas swo aad >
haif sections or two miles snd q half,
thsnee wssts il / am righaly informed,
sssess aix ssSttsas or xix nifas, 10 the
! western line, Now, - she majority Of
the settlers live ou tho north western
| portion II shs district, Of course tksy,
ths majority, carry she poll To- have the
school for their eoavsnisnee, 1--WE send
our children to school, ne mass sand
them ssvsral miles across sracklsss (ex-
oepE the tracks Of wslves or other wild
animals) prairies, groves, cultivated
aeldss fences creeks, biuEgs, guilies Of
several feet in depth, ste, with snow In
| winter, and oftan through wild grass,
weeds, or other obstacles, frequently
higher than their heads In summer, and
other ineoayenisoss, without any house
or hospitable shelter the Whole distance.
would any city mother wish to expose
her children thHs, OF will any man say
this 10 q reasonable school district p
In other parts Of ths Union, enc, TIVE or
four sections are gaasrally considered
EsuakeieHlly large for a district. Why
should not s0as suoh organization be
formed hsra? 0uP Ssata is becoming
proverbiai for cold, Indictment winters
Isss NEST in the Union, then how can our
ehildren 60 further TO school ? In the
fGll Of 1853, observed soms notices
posssd for o mssaing 70 be hsld At the
houses of AE. Haywood, gsinoe thas time
hare not seen or heard Of aay notices
CT pablo sehool nss&ings,l attended
that meeting to request that ne in this
sornsr might be allowed 20 be cut oH
] from shlS district (au they hsd enrolled
as without our appreciation that va
might form more saaEeniaut district
foF ourselves. The people then and there
assembled allowed The distance was toe
great and imSonyeaient 60 benefit ou7
families in this part Of the district, and
thought il nothing but right wa shOult
hass district 20 ourselves. The min,
utes were entered A. such, To be propoG,
ed 81 the next public meeting sosordinl
to lAw by she oEs0sr thea present, bu
the olscer forget 20 forward such prop
oaisien, antiI thn fall Of 1859, when
meeting was held in The weatirn portion
! (not public msesing,) as no pnblisis,
was paade pf Il IL | bare basEa righd.,
informed, IN fast, ons Of she oaRssrs In
! formed ms shsg Hs nSsiees had besl
slposted Al this meeting il was proposes
!, bat ths people In that part of the dis
tEioe said they should not have sufi
sisaey ek sehslaxs 70 wEExwwt them :,
carry oas tasix plans withOus ss, so v
: mnss rsnain Ia she distsiss shaa shs
znighs receive she bsneG1. This and ID
( two preceding wiaseFs zee hass paid ou
own schooling, ssmesimes boarding 90
ehffdren ont, sometimes paying q teach
i as homsI shsy SAY wa mast Ssntina
= 90, unlsas ahs law 10 altared. Exens
DC, therefore, for complaining has
paid taxes ak yesxs in this State /
schools, and ia oshsz parts Of the Uniu
!. : many more, yes rsceivs no beHsfis,
I'd think with Eas yes will aliow that thsl
L needs some amendment or rayisal. III
most reasonable idea seems 10 be, lee
certain ssm be paid for sAoh individu
a a educated, per day, Or wesks and if n
:. sufficient to pay . Eeaebss, let the pa
eats pay the ress. Many able 70 tea
a. are oftsn idle In tbs winter season FRO
:, : want Of employment more teaeAs
u woaid be employed and isss 0hiIdsen =
81 main ignorant. Consider cha old pro
ia erb, Hfdlensss and igngranoa are /
m parents Of many vfces." Why shou
eus psesw assghb1sn who. slssBagh swa
Of means are obliged 30 ssttIs In os
- aide and anconyenisnt piasea, BE- col
hs pellaa ID eoaaGbass fsf shs bensAs
tn shsiF alrssay rich neighbosz, besaa
IN they hays the EhAiofity, and ssseiye
d bsnaEa EhemsslvsHg Alss lsa ii be i
:. serves, !, IN lssgs aisbrfuas tsAshesa osI
IN have moga scholars thaa shsy aAa lpFg
sn- ssiy aAssna ~ aamia, = u 30 barr
- shs osassas bsasg ssstiea ap, Il Ao
'aA cut no inaasspA IA saah hsving ID
/ Bhinksg
= re your consideration I sahssribe
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