davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1865-08-15

Jewa went out Of Exypt-though It be
through the Red scn Of bload and suf1z.ngs.
he gees ont as inesilably ~ the Pu.itans
went forth from Epg!and, OF the Hugcno.s
from France, CT the oppressed trom the house
Of The oppressor everywhere. Anothe. may
attempt to-re.cusiaye him, but he has not the
same facilities. He cannot 50 easily pore
title. Some negroes vii, suffer IN
thus leaving their matters, as som. bird.
lings that leave the nest will fal, a prey be-
fore they learn; to hy. But the instinct
which lmpels the colored race, cach one to
get cut from the control of his old mister, Is
tfat without which the Emancipation Ttoc-.
1a1nanon #on1d be an idle lette,-ltts is that
which In fact first makes the negro
Tree, In fact as well rs In Law, We know that
this great excdua Will be attended with many
cases CT individual suffering; but this Is IN
cident to every breaking up Of old wrongs.
and Of crimes that have grown into iustttn-
ticna Let the negro 60 forth, therefore, to
seek new employers; let his former mater
hire new servants and laborers for az fast as
this Is donc slavery Is abolished-no faster.
The fri edman's Instincts arc shrewder for his
own interests than the fne-spua philosophy
Of his enemies. Let them elevate their
eyebrows In well-fe'gned surprise, but let hlm,
20 forth free, while he has the golden oppo.-
turity.
, 1865-08-15
"a ell e 81 IL

Ht.1 T. rs II IB6,ss9 It 81
Total population, 1850: l35, ,G38 Of whom
305 were colored. In .1SGo there were 1S4
colofed.
, 1865-08-15

Meaday Evening, AUX II.
BEEF CAfTLE-AecofttnS to the Hoard OF Trate
sefc1t, tie receipts AID shipments since oue last
stsus, conp.red with tho 11es,ondlnx pestod at
1Se1, faVe botn rs follcHt. II should be bo.as In
mind that nhsse receipts aud shipnents s1a really
Tho d Ct the CAV q tesdf-s-
, 1865-08-15
Letter from d putty COMPTROLLER
fRalbnrd--1h Apportt,ned Capital
In Three Leading states.

fF1ou the Philadelphia North AnatLc1n.J
The following letter from the ot1lcs. Of the
United States Comptroller OF the Currency,
In reply to one fru1n this of1lcs making fa-
qut1tes concerning the re'attse proportion Of
national banking capital allowed to the vari-
ous States, and especially With regard to the
published statement that no moTc charters
found 10 Ioaaoea lnueA lntefess at the present
, 1865-08-15

a NEW RAILROAD ENTERPRISES.
The people Of Central and Northern Michi
gan, and all interested In the development. OF
that important region, are intimately con-
csrned in the success of railroad project
now undergoing earnest practical discussion.
The zail1oad system Of Michigan, at present,
Is confined to lines cast and west ACROSS the
eoutheru portion Of the State Until the COM
pletiGn of the Detroit aud Milwaukee line,
this reacld no further north than the second
or third tier of counties, leaving the whole
fertile and rich Interior aud northern sc:!Ious
Of TIE noble peninsula without other than
tie ost primitive means Of communication.
This fact Las been painfully and labor!ously
lea1utd by all who have been called By busl.
ness CT pleasure to pursue their journeys
nor.h~ezd from stations on the road running
cast and west. As a means Of meeting exist
hg demands, and more prominently as an
agency for the Development Of the sections
1t will traverse, the project Is now In favor.
able stage of progress for giving the PENN
eula State it, railroad spine, By direct route
connecting the Straits OF Mackinaw with the
general railroad system Of the Vest The
line Of the proposed read extends from Fort
Wayne, In Indiana, to the straits Of M.ckI.
nav, distance Of 353 miles, passing through
s:u1gis, Kalamazoo and Grand Rapids, Lap
hamrille and Cedar Springs, in this State.
South Of Grand Rapids there are four natural
divisions OF the line:
LIT. From Fort Wayte to the Air Line
End. From DC 1il Line Raiifoi:d :d; 10 +'.o' H.
Siusris s................... $500 -
ad. From 5tutg7s 10 Eslamtzoo...... 1ab9 ~
4th. From Kalamazoo to q. R--, .-... IS IS ~
, 1865-08-15

Population Of the I'd Iowa District.
The following arc the figures Of The popu-
1ation of the Second Congressional District,
as appears from the census lust taken:
, 1865-08-15

MAcoCPIN CoUsTr.-A picnic will be given
at Carlin7ille, Iueeday, Aug. I'D, In honor
OF fretu1nea soldiers and at the game time to
ratny the Union nominations for the county,
to be made On the 10th.
, 1865-08-15

TotaE.... .e3ls20
OF fouree there will be zone difference
Of Cpfrlou as TO the amount per acre
10 le realized Il ON 1he.e laudf, bnt 1t
il certain that IS per acre, when the
1alltu1d shhu BE- completed, etn resG1-
" be obtal1ec, which would amount
, 1865-08-15

kpasfsd1
MosuAs Kvxsurs, Auz. II. IsE5.
dtmAr d nad aha { asuaa -yesset owners demand
niEoer ss;es Il ne c'eae. Enz.genears vere: 70
tse .eh. s.: Jams.. Whsss Il az mop aeteaat.
psss rs ssn S:e!s1s y, hf J. An
Ca1tt Eenlan; Corn q g
sEs IA H. n,sfsp sshpped ss ~
Witt. W1ar1R-loe olis !" M.nond'' + al6.sS; I'D
05 x 10 II. M:1ts1a y & = 81 @
AdNot1l ichlxhu At ssto 100 IaWl1eoastnA Il 81
SFsS s1 G. ID b,: & hos.os q y
Bett " :. $3.50; ioo Drlt Lake stseet":a hr Lin
Is 81. s. 1sa i2s S. ~ % sssD sH,
B,lst" ed :oe ntis. aos n.@.a s Sz9o sraly4
sSa 1'a i e. no s. 0'''
eWMEATe eKseeivsd. :, .! -: ,h.ppet. a.7ts ou.
+: r. iniTs rs as;fss =. s1ei.sd sad sdssaesa
i ssss i + Il ar:i;s = s. sa fIl;
a Il & i s i s. 4 II e 'S s g 4 Z
alzs; 20 o99 oa 90 ~ y! ~; loo gu No. n
sio.9s E.,h sellers OF NO 1sprnx at ass ana bay
s5s @ So 3,s: b.: Il .hegsa II i:3ss ea
xsid ID s!s's i I.;,isa 81 e!s:iek ~: s.!s.
s;% s;%o - = e !: H.; i; = \, e i, i *:
S 2s S5Es III g & Sai;; 81 j. Is: &
Tic: Az the eese there we1s buyers ot 50. 1t uAc.
'as 81 .hspsa neas Nv,
ri more aet1e, aad lhssa; oei..E. s4es were: T.
4 ss sa d = a. &
= II g. 4 III 80 b. 81 20 e. q aSe
csos ng with buyers Of No. 1t sc. sn1 ssllets at
qutss Nd stesdy sIes via: = SO bu So. lat;ose
, 1865-08-15

we CAL IUe HtIenllO0 o. ~ AQe E1SENEQk
Of the United States, the members of his
Cabinet, and all persons in authority" as
well a. Of our usua1 readers, to the condition
of the Eo-called Ffeedmtn Of AabanA, rs set
forth in the account from Mobile
received through The Freedmen's Aid
Commission and ! elsewhere Published
By this account 1t would appear
that the present so-called reconstruc-
ton policy Is reign of assasstoah,n and
murder to the negro, except where Federal
bayonets intervene between master and slave
and where the Freedmen'4 Bureau have the
power to protect the freedmen. Why should
not these things be tsuee We haye but few
troops In Alabama substantially none
Except at Mobile and Montgomery
and Governor Parsons has proclaimed
that though. slavery is dead the civil
law In force prior to secession, aud which
protected, created and constituted slavery,ts
still In full force. By these laws the black
man In Alabama has still no rights which
the white man is bound to respect. rs can
not testify In court Of justice, or sue for his
rights, or carry arms, or in any way protect
himself. For him the Emancipation ProclA-
nation Of President Lincoln, as uulltaed by
the Reconstruction policy Of President john
SOD, has merely opened on him the d,od.
gates Of slxvcholding cruelty md ragc
protection. It has given him the
promise Of liberty only to endaugtr his
life, ard while pretending 10 invite
tie negro to demand from hIs master ali the
rights Of freeman It leaves the master free
to shoot down the negro with impunlty for
asbdn: the tmsl1es; portion Of those rights.
II tie President xastes to avoid war o:
races and E disastrous nnd destructive up
teayal Of society, both ut the South aud at
the North, this namby-plnty policy Of pat
ting the rebels on tbs back, calling them un-
ionists, and giving them control of the S,uth
must end, ard cne thing OF the other must
be dcue- Either let the President restore
slavery, 80 that We can know where We stand,
and SO remove the moti1e OF the SHAREHOLDERS
for numbering their slaves, or let him protect
the NEGRO race In their newly conferred Esce-
dem Let the white insti:sators and perpe-
traitors Of such outrages as those here rcco--
ded, te brought TO summary punishment, 60
pueliclE, sweer'ng1y. speedily, and severely
that It shall strike terror into the hearts of
the whole sIayeholdiug class, and subdnc
what ;hsse gentry a1e plsased to term thelZ
"unccnquerable spirit" but which, as maai-
Tested In Heir treatment Of Federal prison.
crs ard Of defencelcss negroes in thcis powe;,
seems TO the civilized world much nearer to
lucurablc meanness. Ro.ewa:cr treatment
does very well when We are repaEd In kind,
but when Ec are dealing out smooth words
Ax41 $rfx +,t$ ID
, 1865-08-15
New Fprk Atock Market.

Closing tr:eef for c.ah. Aug. ii. ;ss lecesytd 81
F. G. sA!tonstsl d Co.. Commission stock and
Eord lrok. II. q C.arf atr.et EharaRn.
, 1865-08-15
OF FLonK. AND GRAM
AT E1alCAe:0.

Recefpfs nnd~shfpmeufs for fhe Week
aetaeo January list.
TAe eioEow1ng iurnm.Ey Slows the receipts aud Ahlp.
ents cf Flour xad Grim al4c Aou:cau OF supply AoA
snods OF a.lemen. dnr!n- the woek eadinx AuS. L:
Rzc11F1s or ylerH AID sxAx .Du1Na Tux W1AL
, 1865-08-15

MNlTn-1hl Tetai market . 1altlJ active At II.
fcl' OWING quotations:
M1pts cora % 50
@Ape n y4fd..: s.3o
keetN Ered..............,...,....,,.. 5.4s
Beech in yAgu...............,......- --..-. 7.ta
,WuOl-Rsctiyed, 1G3, ,ss5 IA: shipped s. - ~.
There Il e 10 Rctirlty In tho mEket, prices
hardly 10 tEu, though no dsc1ned change his taken
pfsce. Nsnutscturets are tess anxious 10 bay. and
pcted to carry TOO nuch. VIC quoto:
11o-HHsneu... s.....s...s...... ...+.sss....94Lc
rnwWhrd Hc oi. Tne cu,slde i:ares ior caotco
and well selected lots.
, 1865-08-15

CHICAGO DAILY mAEKET

Ian 4osfs of ar1tn dFt aota Nsdct oss 1dsts af l.
15oFQGe, IN dcrefGdsf4 1c4A q fE&1sMo41 pdAs58 Of
'C1aH1e aud T<po,tEd BY ~, assxss 5tess+tlt
, 1865-08-15

--... --...... ~. .19
The eeHHated coet ol construction and
equipment By the most competent AID
building, Il FL, 90 per mile, 1t pIeseul
.rtjces Of labor snu materials, which
Wup,d RmpuIt to tS59 uitet st &91DD
, 1865-08-15

Stasee- Apcor'toned. Acfusl. Of Acsuat.
New York. fa E72to0 e7s.o75,652 {19, ,to3, Isl
fehps5lSan1a-. sG5a730 4e,36G,996 1889, 406
Ohlo.. 17623 500 1S437.AN 9sIME
, 1865-08-15

Corresponding - =" -
wetk list year. .iIs3 esi1ss @s16 a;sSol 2sato .l
EH1rxxSrs o1 11orR AND azA1s puzt1o TIE rAsr
, 1865-08-15

Wa.... 41ld1%oNl 6O3I2 = 4QA .ls.-tas4aAH
OtL+ara in active demand and drm. Ltn.etd
pt T. ,eases asd dea!e's nnt E7a.t dtMcat IN nt7c
", ather no new seed has been marketed, An / .as
nanufsc nte:s are oI- little LAID VI IL 1.:a al4
, 1865-08-15

RESOLUTIONS
oEEanIzirE State Central Committee,
ard Auxiliary County Committees were
passed. Also motions to have these Com
mittecs gather all facts In relation to tho
condition Of the people for publication.
Facts that chow how much ladd IL calti-
Vated by negroeP, how many are attending
school, how many own property, &.., are
what Ia aimed at.
, 1865-12-03
AMEgEMEN

THk orErA TnoCPz has departed for St. Louia,
going down On Saturday escntnx On speeia1 tain.
~ cost Of $1,000 and will Ill IN engagement
there Of thrte week., returning theu 10 Chicago
foE second eeaeon.
AcftckEn's-N1ss Charlotte Thompson has
Hhien sss bas pisyea to noeeals g Son:s, aotses Sc
deserved tr better; be1 acting Is OF vey superior
order. Monday 1tnine NJ. md Ms. J. ". F1@-
ha eo Is Coca !eo 9 '1aa Z aonns sse
AID "The Returned Volunteer" The Ch3csTu
public always extends cordial welcome TO Fler~
Nrssrzes x sfPS BeipResos@ s WRieh h.. been on III,
boards during the Whole Of The p4st week. d Tke
story IN The Weekhea--To Be eoatinued." II W1ii
could sezrcey b better put On ths stsse. hi Fsi
low Deer In Iht Museum above n noble
anima! md attracts crowds Of visitors. The wild
Men Of BoEneo and the Gant aee also hohm9 dally
benefit On Fridsy ntaht.
PznaAHnoxie-The Second cones.t OF tho ses-
GEanNe y u unusnatty good ono, and the rthcar.
On Nonday morning It the OPEN Toase Il ssi
AcApHr OF &usIo-A new bin is announced
foe this coming week fall Of sterling noveltlea,
smone which Y = second edition q The Freoch
this AordaJ czenins.. Sam Price The ,ur.lshble
ta:es benett On Wednesday evening.
SssT4x !. !, G1o ;s'. oP oape
!pE With Farst Tbs troupe embraces tbs follow
ing ar.ls1s; Pttma donne-Johansseo, Rotter,
Dxtuha, De Gtbcte md Ros1 Cook; Tenors-HAbef-
S,einecfe; nsssos.-Hezmsans. We4ni;ea. nsines
snd Trehs. The chotas i 4 hrco oue, tnd The
oschesta which Is led By Julius Be.nat ein, emh<1
zohst. RoirIJ. wiessa nd I<opoa. II sadjiion
TO tho FrEu2af troupe Grover has lhe eminent pAsno
, 1865-12-03
n OUR PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
DfAcapl1ne-1ntcFest Exhibited by the
Puptis-Want OF More Room,

No ono who has omitted to visit our pnblie
schools during school houss~ can form IN adequate
idea Of their usefulness, O. the perfection which
has been obtained in their manipulation. II u.
rents ond guardians were more generally informed
In g1rd TO lheee matters their interest in the cause
Of cducadon would be much lnczea*ed By the
knowledge, and In not a few cases would be secured
that co operation OF The home influence With The
ac1et OF the future man q woman
Cne point especially would etsike The vtsitor with
.nIpr1seI.he hieh st.se Of discipline attained N
verse esrsumetancet. TIE schools asr crowded far
bcyond !hst gtope! working capacity, In very many
placed 70 closely toEuthez that pushing md tastHne
lre mo'lea: 70 wh!eh there ~ tsmp,astons almost
q hse oF 81. I'll lEsae Children "a nsostT mi 5ea of
whem arc At homo 80 "unruly" that The mother Of
bali dorm ofscn Etres up Ia despair The attempt
leather thai her etshtest nod Is hw, md heT every
Wish oeeyed, hcr ushtest toner heard md that 100
I'LL tew srars SEQ WIS deemed absolu.e!: neces-
th1y to good order. 1ae Aforesaid mo:hc: might
probably spare N hoat from even hes 1rs:s Of d1.
scasce larger thsn the hSIest among hce unruiy
c:pwd. Il would be worth a fortune to fomc
tathsss thslr wises could moi only tate but lesrn
tve six years Of l1c 10 those wires and mothers
IN 1A*fng them the perpetual wos1y IN which they
and their households azr Kept, and It's killing eject
90 The eJx1em
The usual appoftionucns Of pnpIa-sixty 70 each
teathcT-h1s httesiT been much exroeded, IN con-
sequence Of the c1uuutng p.pceas nscezs3tated by
lack Of room IN the schools. Scarcely Any o{ the
teachers h11c now less than Mxty-fouf md On the
lower Grades, among The litt]e ones the most din
cult to keep IN order, the charge o.rn run. up to
eighty. oFtinazIiy thcze are placed in separate
room. but IN several Of tho sehools two OF more
teaeheza arc hronD together, and then portion Of
the pupils ato takcn cut into 4 smaller
whiie ths otbr teaeher rena,ns Ia eh,rcs : Of tSs:
rnet. Where there are four teachers 10 one room It
between them, while Tho fourth daTnfrs
her whola Lime to- watching the pupils viii
ArRus cJc4. ten lines afRuatfed hT pfaetice
noting theif Htt}o delnqucufacs a.,end1nz to ther
tmall wautf, guattnx The temperature, Ind kcsp-
ing things sn7tEht generally. There Is, hoWeyr,.
Nttte oi delinquency to note; TIC Children In.
sincfrey learn lbat order Il the dist law apd bow
10 tho H1rd4te. In extreme cases cozporesl MN.
tshnent Is resortsd TO- bat these very sctdom ocnr
and then ere reported 10 the Roard el EducatJon Al
tho c1oee Of the fehool month. The checf chiefv
nied On b elnpty the good OF bad behavior u1slkt
which determine the eAnd!n1 OF the pupij in thr
class md are sent homf tsch month tor tnlpeciou
by The parent
No part ot he proceedings 10 70 sttractyn to The
ytslior n the physical cxerc1ecs. whjeh snaWrr 4
do9hle putpose, relieving this n1oootony o{ study,
and tending to a<relop the hoeily poEexs. wtieh
EakUesiy Wess o1rsa HsaksRed unasr Hslee Mta Of
, 1865-12-03
bisAsvaeus esnFlAaaAItRy
The Lloyd Block IN TIanee-..ekzsx'
- ---~- Furniture Store tn xatns...
: : = ----:=:-----Lsss - &11e,o0o,T i
.AKRIaUs AoC1D1nr TO. CHIEF q.
II ~" r. A3H88x1.

!, .ss, "a Ms: O nns.@i nasn'tade esose os sts
.s1 81 aaeatoG etsein4 n No Ls9a koek.
!. ..s.N.. 49, % - o. W4s ~ ksseessa sHeees'
sx.site s,oa " Erfsn ~ " M stsee '1 Na - sa s.n. ,as
doapA street vh.eh e1tezas eScea ~ ssseznnn1 10
,bs u.,oer etasy of tse ns,iarnas .na sos 4. ar
aeussneul could bs eaised out. a. xhes 81 sae.ssr
pset Ok he rppees rnou,a ~ e.,s,onsd 4 9.ns.
f@ ,e tu,e :,bs ~ e,ss.-.,s, - s,a = ses H. =.
exstrsd, the 6spss vsss sesa aseasrtax ekyxs,d
nom tas ;roo1 nd Illuminating tas: .snse arset.
tss, md The dtntealt3 of gaining, aocess
~. ~ -. - a'p I. M. soon
opessss, and duunx Isa interval tas asues hid
a-nsrtm.n, 80 -. -, t.s.wsm, nas ~oo.s VI os
,s.n,,sa o. - H.L, 10y t1 @ e1aeo eoo."
.s.su ..4..o: M 4'a naee NtnE&ae, N osfnstae fhs
which had coecsn al tte st,s. Es,. -, tbs n.s,.s
Of d,spe.ias. In tl b.i,es mn ~, .nn1 ~. ay..
Then III n Gee nI"t ~. sns :. 1G0W s. .as ovss
f. T. asas sa e i vads,s q s. s ;so:3 eai:
cnmmarested @ 1he s ao ibe hi1i % s1 tas09E. X
asficies of ynn,i.r1r III soe ~ @E5aols ta9'
prrT 70 tbo ss1ne. ~ - ae,s' ~ wnssn ~ - =
was nsed Is % tas mxnuSao1v. a wsI,e T f.; 1S. aoo;
rnfnn1 M - o1IM stn .1zt "0 ne ras1nih9
ana os1er h,1rirH Tsta WA Granny 9I oe11nn
Poses. il was hes Gt the IL osscissiea a slsnoRnea Ra
MSay cf the su,IorS. -. + ~ y.sSnaHM;
were enxseed IN fhe ,;0. g % T., NJ ~. ~
occurred. Ons oi thesn. NJ. FrsneS, the 'booS.
met or he nne. md nsTnri1 . - ~ ,Ie
becoming hsf hzntc e. tnshsd sov.rd ans e.
,1s T.. e. ,ss Ssss shi s.e1 mo P,eees nd q
ior htmseiG boy se1z-d hirs Nv s1 mSe snaatety
fodbly dragged hin hset Thsrs 1as @ evr,1 ws ns raa
f refues,on 'esi e0s n, .o1,d eoes b etoqsht d
Marshal b. r Huris. 1bsrh ~ e' .ai'' ~
aiRh Terminated IL es,esr. M p" us,+.: ~e4.
ihs sr,os b. nv N .anm :, ~. e xoa Nes upon
had sscgSed 10 tte frsnf a. ~ S,f'aia ne
went INTO one Of iSe 1poer roo9as st xna t ea
down 10 rfTe oaes ~ ,ha asr o1 nasEtnE hts WY
h,s footing n the da1tness and ll Se ,'ssa sss
hhs,snxs, hs. - waleh hy te1as Id
Of nor tbsn iht,T ~, 70 ens A seeod sofJ. height
Chjef lsr oaite inssns1S .U s05 some nonsnss the
we ked br he s eai se soom aeeo1esd H.. en- a.
and dressed h}f Vnnn5. Ge fGe%apH ausaaea HIN
SaI aoi tapsi @ . q 1aia7isa itaaiaass s
- tstcStns I,n, :, oe succeeded @ IN 7kng biz m 81
easily. had # nof ben for he iartgnsss u cenm. r9nn
nrnbshi,tr hsyr Nh M t;ia Tset ne would In III
Ihis Unfortnn,tc oesnrTrne" ru11 " hsd az apoL
on t9e or,s ss gaae WHICH 9o so 1n1ueaes .soae
front nart aF ~ tTsdnm tH1s o. ne aana from The
be III It ar tSe oss of tet1 ep3s9 ssened 70
lie dsmcs b1ofa nat ssstn M e oe sxogu!.aed,
ETnau1es FTe strs,mx nf 4stsT Pofhons h q .ae
besr upon II ffnm the si1s4 rnd . WE ofonsnt 70
ont but 1ot being ops.ig dlrecssd seT om 9soe foe
midnight id tier sneod IL 1 nes e. NJ nearly
Ihe iolloTine 4 ttaiement Of liz s asnsxe sp,.
NJ U n As.o!7 - stae a11estnt eloze3 ::
, 1865-12-03

~ a1kas af u Heekasky. ThsS epsaa,t ., .sss->
r r sS: = :. - =: Co., e..!ks sviaS
Il e @ osssas eaa5s: sS g !: ss:ss = s':s sS
6s9a ~ 9f,so b ths tasekEs: d u isxxr. !
sg,,s. 80 e ssea = - Ss ess.ssts. ssisa:s
- eekNeHy e - sik q ss@ ay . m esijsz
To- : q 80 ,ssy 60. asess tas d.
e & = sess Ses & sss esss Z IS esss'sa ss 3 3
ka:.ase s1n1, q e,s sassiA.@ot p sss1a5 sedeo1
= ii Is sEert1 nd s q ssss pes. e ss.
s = 80 s''1 Ws. ~: -, 2 - a.e sAcse.t q ftse
w VI sHesy O. noFe we aaos Waeti1x
- err. eaea e ~ OF h0, tafa enid %
$50 se.ss1yes e e .aoGh q e 6 80 r =
lle1zect han . uespa 'ntiIa hxs5s he otrefeAed
ss e %: tnsanf = aknels TO u 1aedH tiai Is
spnan ~ thts eaiM did esilsd o.. ~ su III al. Z
GsntlL feel de3 tnteseH in the ex1n,inatfpp. ma
children 70 thtnk; tka fotre1 L coptuncss. 1his %
rslEs xs9aSnt5 G. kssst sses ei the sJsten; dan,
sss ssB1t II = nto ,snss, + s 81 lss.s.
70 fhs Dinftfatad. Verify, the void - mnTed
Efod1ehnt1y sipee the time when Iea1uiuf b1 rnts
,d 9zs sne o9y tn st9d o. sdaam psaead. md bit
Anoth9 rroof of Ii IN crest felt tJ The puprls Is
t.maahsd p To r.eulzftty Of their aterdsuea.. A
az. thaf In her clam Of seyeuyone fhera ira hee7
only th'ee Ehsenoes ooted during (he hst seTes
TnsSa; Such ponttuslIty oouM nercf ,be stained
fcaoo. The faet L. hey s.c furd nf Il: ts ~,
E2aiosy sre not only fond or going 70 school. but
shsolntely lake mors p.1de II feeafnS f@ Tot oniY %
d sen1ss rhs srs ;be .elsi5e fss Il tae .;
pala nd casses, thin do their teaehe8. Hence liz
regular attendance secured IN tho schools.
largely, IN m Immediate Hcnse, On the teachess
thaI Il y duo primarily TO the excellence Of he eYs
: tsn-she go1aning ideas =. laid down By he
majority OF the teaetes, md The bes: among t5en
sIe graduates ths public schools oi Chicago
lem, have drsun their Mowiedec rom III H fos,,.
tain, md there formed those admirable dlseiplin-
arian haelte md those modes at thought and pre-
ploJed with good results In tho eduestion Of orr
children. 1he Board Of Education ii the cltT of
En1es9o hst alEayt been 4 model Of practical In
dtvoaon to the best interests Of The schools, How
eyer the other departments Of the CRY eo5tInment
my naye been ENsyca hther md thitht9 bJ The
has eThys krPt On tho eyen tenor Of fls wny work
fonds sn.s1.sed e .i.h zinsls - I'D eaattoas
Rssae1.iFe r. u 5ange - possihe, and A. near pr
F1A E1e1t PITY lh4t th1a 1m Ahou1i be 80 mpch
9amped e II has been IN the past hJ an tnade-
quincy OF fnnde 70 meet The x1ots Of tie children
Of Chicago. Fully one-sixth 1nnra childreu arc
NOV IN attendance thsn sherr fs properly room ior.
snd yet esarcely twosntds Of tho children Ia CHI.
saRo receive the benttt Of tustrnc ron. The reso.
ladon adopted 4 few months ago 10 admit none ia
future onda the s2e Of six, had ii. edeet Of less
entng the pressure somewhat. but onr city grows
60 np!dly that the rcfnf ia hut a dfpp "a ibe
o1cket, md FxtenMom arc imperz1ively demand.
ed. Il not fnsriahed, 1arye pcs eensasc OF our
c1Ndren Will e1UW up In ignorance, and The yice
which i i0 ntuAl Accompaniment.