The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1861-02-07
CoUDERsPoRT, F0TTER COUNTY,, Ph, THURSDAY, i

most ample provision should be made By
the Legislature feel that need not
urge this duty. The system has been
gaining in strength and usefulness for a
quarter OF century, until it has siienced
opposition By its bcnifcent fruits It has
at tines languished for want of Just ap
propria;ionS, from changes and amend
ments Of the las, and perhaps from ;nef-
tlciency in its administration but it has
surmouuted every difficulty ana is now
regarded By the enl gltcncd and patriot
lc OF every political faith as the great
bul"ark of safety fyr our free institutions.
The manuer in which this subject is pre-
Sentcd to the Legislature, by my imme
diate predecessor, IN his annual message,
fully harmoDzcs with pablic sentiment !;
and his recommendation foY aid to the
Farmers High School Of Pennsylvania
meets my most cordial appreciation. In
vitcd to tie rich prairie lands Of the West,
where the labor Of the Lua abandman is
simple and uniform, when population has
filed cur valleys, it passes away from our
highland soils where scientific culture is
required to reward labor by bringing
fruitfulncss and plenty cut Of comparative
sterility. While individual libcraIity has
done much for an Institution that is de-
signed to educate the farmer Of the State,
TIE School laaguishcs FOR want Of public
aid. Ar experience Of ten years has ful
" demonstrated that the Institution can
be made self sustaining; and it requires
no aid from the State except for The com
pletion Of the buildings in accordance
with the original design. 4 liberal ap-
preparation for that purpose would be hon
orable to the Legislature aud just recl g
milton Of system of puolic instruction
that is Of the highest importance to the
State in the development Of our wealth,
Iihe growth Of our population and the
prosperity Of cur great agricultural in,
terc~ts
The State having been wisely relieved
of the management Of the public improve
n.ents BY their sale, the administration Of
the government is greatly simpl:Ged, its
resources are certain and well understood.
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accountability from all public officers, are
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