Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-11-18

be paid IN lieu Of the common covenants
J for lodging, &c., but we distinguish this
case from that one in many particulars
! here employment is 10 be given "durinl
such times as their foundries shall be in
blast, and certain payments shall be made
''ior the time he (tbe appreutcel shall
be at work. No such features appeared
in the ihdenture before The Court 10 tho
case OF Grear vs. ConroH. The apprentice
in this case, should the furnace 90 ont Of
blast and he NJ the the same time be
afflicted with sickness, may slarge or die.
Besides all this in Leech VS. Agnew,
Barr, % the Court declare that " a father
is entitled to child's earnings, and may
dispose OF them mother beng held to
70 such duty is not entitled TO its core
lative. Neither has guardian such n
right he may assent to his wards appren-
tlceshlp, but may not hire him out for
the guardians benefit. x
The impulses Of a mother would res train
the donee from turning him out of doors,
but IN the Interpretation OF contracts we
have 10 deal with legal obligations. Had
she added TO the gift an engagement to
maintain him, as an equivalent. the con
tract might have been deemed beneficial
ono hnt she ,lid NOT Il, ,,.,s ,,o,I -
r., -
l'.I '"n' "". nas a'!e%"y oee'' sa'o'
IsI We ''''N' - JusI'y US
49,, i,,1 '''7 ,, ''''9 i"o'' uu'en' WOW" ouV
I'LL -, 'O''''i " "''s P"P,h
~" t - '"N'0"i o"e' anu WHICH ought
In an indenture of apprenticeship, the
ua"SI''' oy Tue common III" ana 'he laws
=" en'Sy wanna 'ahes 'he pace on a l,a-
'oh'' anu 'he aPPiehAce "l chlId' In
soiie VI 'ne o'" uooN' I'e apprentice IS
aPoNo'. u a. species VI rela'Ioh ana
"n''7 ]" one sense ne IS servant as
every c"''u must oe' yet ne may not be
oouuu "S servant oAt must stand IN lhe
re'a'ioh OF serving chlld. Inc obllga-
IONS "Hlch 'hls sell-const'tuted relation
snip were mutual; ihe apprentice shall
conuuci himself respectfully toward his
maSter shaII obey h-s commend; be
I iaiihinI IN ms service, and act as any clsld
shoui" act toward hls parent; and the
master Shaii not only teach his apprentice
ms 'r"Ge, uut snaH MAINTAIN and protect
nun shaii "atch over ms morals; see 10
'h"' ne euuCa'eu SO mat at last,
Wueh Ihe Term Shail END. the apprentice
may enter the society In winch he lives as
gJUu "oth ,ii",, al Inio'.,soht ana 'hoI
,ai,, Iirosaif bm, ni.o 49,, - Ln.e,' o,' ~ sue.
cnrso tia can,r,,,i, Ub;oi, no I;'.a i;no. ''o'
No,.,,.,,I i,. ,I,a.S ,i,,,a Llo,1I -; 70
,las wbot sGIi Io sn;I or ''C' ",
annrar,icesLim3 Tbo m,ostor aoraos ,,s,C, 20 do 10
notbing Int IN ,,,, IIs ,,,,,s,t;s,, = cor,oin
sum and 70 toacE Kim tbe ,rt and ,,ystorg 'e,
of a certain trade although the law de-
clares that the master shall bee the quar-
dian of the apprentice. vet this inde3ture
declares that it is understood that the
mother shall be his guardian and thus ne
suppose he will practically he his own
guardian. The wages TO be paid are TO be
paid to the apprentice. Now. while the
necessities of the present condition of
society, especially 10 large cities, NAV rem
der i. necessary for a master TO board bis
apprentice out of his own house. a course
also sanctioned by law, vet it bv no means
absolves him from his moral and legal
obligation TO attend TO the welfare of the
apprentice, and least Of all docs it sanction
the payment of wages to an apprentice
II such a covenant is to be sustained, then
the apprentice is 10 be furnished with the
means by which, at tender age, ard
when most liable to temptation, ne NAV
squander his substance to CRAFTY bis pas.
sions a, d lusts, ana thus receive an edu
cation in idleness and vice.
The OLD system looked to tie .nutua.
benefit of master and ap.te,,ice. the
new provides most ca,eCiIv for The ma.
ter and with litila ~ ro care for tho an
prentice prentice 'h' I'D agreements contained
ofIi' ~" -o'ena9' lne new sen ,, NE ss,,''s. Z.
az S'o ioa,i 40" a, -, 'ior ron SO'
bpt ofpo Talue sJ as al inJsnturs , C5prren.
tioeship.
A question arose in this case rs to the
form in which it came before the Court
and is decided at the request OF all parties
oo9Gerneq aS,pn ,hl ID ,a!, ,ne cause - r ,,,.rr
IA ,@i,9I, -, ~ r, "a" 80 o,;'ior '';o
was filed by the master containinr ,
statement OF his case. to which an answer
was filed by the apprentice. We regard
"sess ,o ob,nonIinn TG ""om or az canmo
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