Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-02-13
For Il, frsa Presi.I
Common Schools in B.ci mond.


burlington teacher IL th, Fee Pres, s-l.
vesss ego. OF coars,, .z tbs li.,ls ;o-r, wi
don't expect &c cs,.al the metropolis q Vermont
-et 70 crs quite smart On tho co1m1n s,h1o
question. IN s--c rezns-ts - lesst. I. for g..
s,aacs. tLs s,do1l-house7 Ct Darlington sra ll.
tier ahead o. tie roal 20 discomfort a1l T,.r--
ZION, there must he an enormous an9un, of r.
-euciv iisplsyel il making item coll. FRI e
dir-. mflrtable, crazy, tumlle-dora hcus.s.
There are two schoel-bouScs in which there &. re
school through Tic vin-ar, ss IT s ab75lutsi7 in-
rovz.5,e-5 keep the scholars lir frsc1'n- IN tl,
cc'l weather. Ihoard, uot long since. c. % -r.
who r.o7s her feet soldin loc', and hal 20 re
taken TO- jlc uef-rh.rs 90 ba ttsv@l c1- r. Q
was 90 g-s-s where that was la1c, should s.r
m Eieima1d g; would certainly be f,r from is--
possible. never PISS. one crtac-e,-I was -.-
ing to -, -i-.i-iau-es. l-t lhsy 10 not ig-.I.e q
-ae ale.-v..tcut bs,n; reminded # ule cal.--
=,, ire %. Rledc. i ih, corner sh.rtt
lsea .seiaiuias ye,r or tra more, cau-.a
si tauts't rar'i els-y sri .a-a1gH ,.
3. the --ats- r- rtc-s Iic Hiie cra
never t5f1,,-s c7u-e -hs i1.-; tae- gus. 3
tir-u.h g. oas who has been s. .sa-ac- fr
ano.ae-. says she vas actually af-a.- the saa-.
z.l-la-- -1u.t tln t5-oush the G55r au- &c. ,-s-.
I. r-.- A-assiz had ri..tol tsi5 olifce. fs -5pi.
Lare discovered O. u--. -1i Yc-u.-1T sre.--= OF
aniua., Ga teachers cliill having 70 b--.
-zi th--a .-ss and q la.1 Vet au ihe s.lo-,-
houses -r. s, tbs scamp, however tlc-5 ,,e
t~5 --.l ctss. v-riby of the name. n ono g
tho districts 7l,-a lao Che best s-Aool-bousa b.
town. there org between 80 AMI CD children r.
-,a5-i &C. IN fr- months z;to1. liz. -1--
ue-. tl--s we're 60 s-aeilrs. with AZ average Ct
tendance of cil-l2 a-i 81 ta-iy ynlrzs n
asl. r1ss ;ziz ~ints-, n the sane district,
taere -- I, -ssal2rs. Averaging O., AM g-.-
ting 215 t--i T. marks One scholar ss;ls5 es g..
taess ny ii. o-a als-iei pc-a-
L. looking over the register, was slrr-. 4
,.ticlz.e1 SPACE -,. ~eI -is.,'-s f--r-oorIs-
,tci- n'ues; but ,h., zh--t column hollis ont
longer shan -nv,sinS Csc except, re-,e~s-ir-
do,.-l I'll Tst Is t-r ss ny Eao7Isl-e cz-
tends. jlc schools here are full ss veil l5 tsi -r
t,-hv lie .al-5it-r'- rs in any o.ie- r,7-s.
Th,-, RAJ. ll7 rs4s5i 81 Tie i5=. session G.:
Oh, Vermont les Stature, cartsi'ias tic IeT-r
r. thc T.,-n srgs7intar5sat orCo--ou S;lc-'s
t lsz.t-r ,f ;io H-sz, c. Reprcsan'l,i,os aas
in..rz-i i-s. --s. tl's .-v Tas passed en- ac,5alt
a- c'-r.-,uts made szl.ns. tae Superintendent
c. ta-ste~1. Il.t rercasss 5nce said 90 -.s.
"Ile ~-~ s- atc.,a,r % DO. IS J1 s1.izrr ,-e
i,.ti-. ~t-,.-r be pIslses the cbIiren OF ao..''
all be ;ll.,.ei. If 10 I'D nc, li-e,-y s,- So.
t,--ae f-H business Or teacher IS 70 sl,'sf-
-ls rz.r.-. t-l;ai7s tla ctIirea Is only s.l-
--'.ls,. consideration. Ag-in, "The way f-r g.
teacher is O. q si5-t Cd IN 'le same e.i f.sa.-1-
@ way. tie way lie parents were tsr-i-, ali
.-s- -l-s -., 'e sat-fel, c1i tl'~ ~1a',' 'a amy
.,..- =r" Istlz Die SUM -t 'hs t.is.s.'-
'a.f At, -rs- more h'rel,1-s % l.-s ovt t.r
-.... .-s e.-e1 I.itnat Their l-st ju'T SO 'l
't-. t.c'- -.-,~ fr t-e -au1rra- s.l'- 1ia-el
-al.- ,lc.- caar-e. whether the district i9 t-e.-
dirty 81 helping aii rl.7l.s-i1- tleu .- tae'-
ro,l.r.rs. .. ara .aI i-i;u5t sls7 t-e.- .,l-
tr o. irr.ie-- -ui imF.ovcn-a, Thalc
l-ev c.a. er- 70 -..-H. -a interest IN t-e--.--
-r,Ie.t.l .so.- .- C.umc S.a..l-7 I i.,-e
rf .-i-c'- E.. .- u..,.f-- vv.ss.
ayr rc THE FGATEESITT
Apparently s,u..f the r.'-', '..s. t... .
urca --.ar! Gy hoping lr asy-rc'. s...a-
t7-s l- t'-i- --a''ei ,ic'o- -1 Charlie
,er Tar ll1t think ta, ruisri sl'
Interfere r.t y,t, I'm cau-,4uenoc Of g. The
Richmond D-ra.-f Of tae Sisays
The question +, -ic.le- .r u. tie Yaat,l.
viii be r-j ty thar -v, ---i1- that .ieT -t
90 re-.oI o. as rebc's. ana 'h.-.l--c e., l4t.l-i
90 tt1 -.-cf.s c. iute.g-ti-11, ilT. a-- -l-'-.-
or me-, Lord Russell vii. allow thei- C, aim OF risl-
20 exclude re from -uch benefit We have D.
doubt that the ankees viii make ;hc claim, a-i
that Rlzsel. viii submit 20 IT, Ire whole con-
duet Of the mIl during this var leads us 70 '.-
conclusion.
Whom c',lel o4 90 explain rhel vou- BE- .
considered a. efficient llochaie. the Fslncr-t-H .
Ministry established the rule thl, the entrance +
and departure Of Eve ships into and from 4
bilcaadcl port, was evidence that the hio-bte
was a-, c.lcielt. Now, instead Of Eve, s No .
h-ril.l v-,cl5 aSTe entered and l-.i ,h- Pa., /
Of Charleston since it was declared % Dc o,ucs-
alcJ. Ict Tie complaisant British Minister ,-r
Foreign AGErs sill regards the blockade ot
Charleston 20 effective. II therefore, the Isl-
kces restore the blockade without notice, we have
no doubt tia, lie VIII look with perfect nol1as-
lance upon the capture of any number of British
ships that may attempt 90 enter. Ec IS
quite too ro.itc - give oaoncc 10 tie lalA-e
Aisms
Besides the glory Of the deed, therefore, aad .
the opportunity which tie dispersion ofihe Yen
keC SHIPS aiilTis 10 merchant vessels 20 enter -ls
portland these considerations are o. CREST nc
mc1t-,-s Go 10. SEQ tiat Gav permanent alr rl1-
iag- Is 70 5silrircl. We have no idea that L.rl
Russci. would take :; iu dulsecn were t-,
Yankees 70 capture anynumber Of Eneiish ships
without notice. We must keep cur p0r5- oraH
by the strong h1ud.