Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-12-18

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sep'"' ~ y" .',. ~ .ae so,'n,r. Snoh ~ snch
i;ka are Tia ;nc;dsnts vh;ch make an En-
nGsh,aan IL @ VIZ ~ ~ S,atss nnhsnnv4 md ro.s,
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paO~ h..Sno;n y, eI .;,h yh;.b h;s s,,rns a..
10. ,, "s ls. r., ,hanah 7 w.s h, dlY ar .,
,hat hp' ppIu rpp;lw.v III r,a,s,r,. worse og than
shnuld hsvs bsan in Enyland. all 'tba
crowd Of norter rs round me.were better of
tLan our NJ Ensl;sh nor,crs Thew had n 'yooJ
tin,a' nf IL And this u NV Enpllsh broth
or - NJ ho ha., % ,rayeled tbrougb The States ant
retnrned d;sgusted il The fact throuvhout
Tnnsa mon 1b"sc Gam;l;ar;,v was d;sgnst
;ng to vnn .re having a GOOD fine of Il =
"fb,v ,n,ab, he a i;ttle mare civil Won sav
and va, d 70 ad and write ;nst as well Trne
bnt ,Iev are aryu;nv in their minds tha
c;vl;,v & ny 70 unu w;ii hs ,aten nv rnn % fnr snh
seryiencs' or for an acknowledyment of an
nsr;nr;,v. and NJ looI;nr at vonr Ssh;ts Of l;fs
-yours and mine together,-I am moi
quite sure that they are altogether wrong
Have Won ever realized to yourself as a fac
that the porter who carries YOUR box ba,
not made himself inferior to YOU by the YER,
act of carving that box? Ii not, that is tn,
very lesson which the man wisbes.to teaol
YOU. es-- n IS
''Ifa man can forget his own miseries il
bis iourneyiuRs. and think of the people h,
comes to see rather than of himself [ thinl
he will find himself driven to admit thai
education has made life for the million II
the Nortbern States better than life for tho
million ia with MS. They have begun at tn,
beainninp. and have so managed that ever,
one NAV learn 10 read and write.-haye 81
managed that almost every one does Learn
to read and write. With us this canno,
now be done. Formulation had come upor
us in masses too thick for management, be
fore wa lad as vet acknowledged that 4
would be good thing that these masse.
should he edncated, Preiudioes. too. hac
snrung mn. and habits. and strong saotiopa
feelings, ali anita gonist;c To a great nationa
system of education. We are. / suprose
now doing ali that we can do. but compar
&c. - "
.I ,L;nL .,w .ono .;me, s;n,o ,bot N,
COST far or, ,tnitd,,. edncat;on or. Ed,catioY
'' ;~ nor, 'U ssra.n;,"ms wL;ch hsd fallen ,,no,
the ~ p ration had slreaSu amounsed To % m,
smn, ~ an nnnI and I tb;nL oiso that
reaJ in Tho Gocmment which ,svealad 70, ~ NJ.
tb;s f,nt % \ varv s,rone "n;n;on tSst Sovern W. m
ment oonld not Mt present 90 much further
But, it this matter were regarded in En-
gland as it is regarded in Massachusetts, =
or rather had it from some prosperous be
ginning been put upon similar footing
S00,0 would not have been esteemed ,
great expenditure for free education simply
in the city OF London. In 1857, the public
schools Of Boston cost 70,00W, and these
schools were devoted to population o.
about lS0,UO souls. Taxing the popula
tion OF London at two o'and-a, halt m'ilions
the whole sum now devoted to Englanc
would. II expended 10 the metropolis, max
education there even cheaper tnan II Is II
Boston. In boston, curing iso'' tncr'
were above Z4,ooo p9plls az tnese peo,'
schools, giving more than ne-e,gnta OF tn
whole poopuiaticn. but rear mwonid % no
be practicable Tor US 20 spenq So9,Oooi o.
the gratuitous education OF LONDON, hici
as we are, we snoqlu not know Where q
raise the money. IL Boston, 1t Is raised D. y
separate tax. II is thing Understood
acknowledged, and made easy by being ha
6ituai, Ias Is our national dept; l 90 no
know that Boston is peculiarly blessed; ou
l quote the instance, as ! have the recor'
OF Its schools before me. 'rh
SCHOOLS IN BOSTON.
The m;rtbful snir;t of the following sketcl
does not in the least impair it's Value
IWbv." says Horace. NAV NOT a man tel
the truth and vet have his laugh?'' W,
cannot hesitate in identifying the school 0
young Brahminsi" and could myself
from my own experience in the other school
more than parallel the Miltonian discus
sion, which our author found SO very enter
tanning.
"At tba tbrae h;ob schools in Roston a
which The average of pupiIs is 526. abou
II% ner head Il naid for free edncstiop.-
The average price mar annum IN q child
schooling throughout these schools in Bos
ton is about 81 Der annum. To the highe