Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-12
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FROM Ent ENAnhYllkp AAAAA4Far fSF@f " 4
Ii 909igaslliHg ana OFef5f6aclfihg Phi.
lanthrOphy.
I Ii There ARE snt AG ccitizsbAl cod par ativsIy
among ali the Thousands who permanent resi-
dents Of this city, Who are aware thetthere is
3 sIiveHiggT school in this se1nshpiii ss And man,
= sIsss and at what cost It CAME to b.
instituted. But that we have such delectabl,
j, eenterprise in preerss is more thaa bsfkd up b
- occular demonsfTation TO ihoss who i've in the
neighborcood of the Canal and Chestnut strset-l
the fact presses ifa-truth up the nostril - we'll
white man and Democrat to the manor born
can sass ia9 !. sga tA9 nasal rFsAn but
hs a&p~y ow this esrAblishrreht got such haAdway
tress Of its tllod Of suffering woman -ahd
her little innocs nts-could rear costly building
30 &c lazy ssnss9 sS4 qpaSe 4 e1dsf Pc Ersnzied'
without arousing inquiry as 70 where the funds
eame from TO foot the hill fSA matter Of public
oOnesEas aud oRs va pose % inquire into
As nine out of ten Of the cif zens OF Evan nsFilIe
=. hays no knpyledge ofthe work pf fhsse outgush
= spe spirlts We "a 10 sleeS y hare .the money
fbnE white have been able to rear for IN. 3D.
ucation Of theif'sSasn children? We put tha ques-
tion TO the Lounci-who is to pay the four or sfx
oor f&ss thoase5a de mSee e 81 sHpsnd.
sd placsfhis higger nuisance In full operation
f payers ~ ETansyiisi NowsgsatieInsn, we want
~ To- kpos ~ the tax payers Of Evansville have ever
a voted q heEG the neags put asas IT me sansa-
hfats whose pare t. ran5 them away from other
~. States-from good homes iB ithoisouth--to be q
psrmanent tag up0ni the people Of Evansville
Who authorized you, il you Pre- er to have them
.citizsnized,n 20 Fear edilices ct the expense Of
- flp sschoo hnds b edacate ,cislzsns',of other
States, wheR the law Of Indiana excludes ghite
children. WHOSE homo Is not - this State? Come
mp t0Ahe scratch, gentienen ;glet's have a talk
about this phihntfrory thai crops out on pther
peoples mouey. II yoa wanie to build a
az EchooI foreign negroes al the ex
Psnss Of the ely and state, why didn', you pat
q them Hetus the matterz Why diauyou ubder-
- take The work on your own rds6onsBfityf WHO
authorized you to pay this bonus TO attrast toths
q city herd OF fvagrant tnegroes, th at thsaexperi-
ence Of every day, and h all direetiouss tsaches
no ma bad element aud qhe 20 be discouraged il
20 we woud hare less crDe to- xee0rd ard less
sga blood toa seill2 khO gave s0sf fantberity to
Il build more costly aud better stractursfof few
. yAgrAnt black chill hen a an the oysoIag ladies
aud gentle uaen of tlo u gh school ze7 n b Is a
g. pretty uBoemeD to make 70 the people Of the
3 wor,d taat.the gushing philanthropy Of ians,
vile outcfoppec in Il ler schoo1-hOuse for little
Niger babies than the wealthy cit zsns have or.
4 Their sons, and dnghtsIs, ssedUaling academy u
sense and puritan fanar.csm IL is enough to
WstS % our q eits fathers n this great
work Why oidnt " also occur to them 70 eHiangs.
their Jan foofn their court ropss and their Gala
- bocsesl We think they viii .nssd themi with
more mig gers. we must have more ON to put q
+ large per cent. Of them, and more policemen to
We fsI tsst our city fathers have determined
y, TO elevate the regro ,syeF the wbite child. Ths
=. charaete The ssfpeuFe, its Location, being in
.S the heart of the eiy and on afi the Aae.t
sSets, ,s ar - 70 e5siSit me pa5s0ss q ,.s
agreeable. worn ont Baptist church buildings out
Ia the suburbs of Lamascos on street without q
name to those who live on itazawlll de yehy well
''a for "wIiite trash,u 1t would seem; but little
niggers must be gathered co school in the center
of the city, the better 70 locate the cholera
We should think the people we're already TOO
gIsg,G;S'y taxed for nsosssasy con nect:,
tortions wrung from their wealth squaSdered for
s t,ss re s;y psyp,g TsTs es
affairs; ior these outoroHpings Of pArtisapism
and fanatcism win necessitate taxatfon
equal to prohibition Of citizenship The people
y fnn up roAtly temples TO sumbs.s . -
We obs rye some citizens 10 the neighborhood
81 .asr pfSp'Tsss y 1ss
nusance-pToperty in that locality must decrease
in value The BLACKLIST Radical Ia the sity wpuld
scarcely to be annoyed with residence In
that locality. So it is wiih tina mass of the Radi-
cass this huu1bugg gerry b an hight, btt thAypre-
fer siig6t space betweOa themselves and their
sooty friends. Out upon such hypocrisy, -
fhuefs BIO di5fI-9---So4 JX3A1
s'The Meaner White Man Becomes,
the WOrse he Hates q Nigger.1 /.
n aAisfew gears As aIts&hoF have
resided here for any length of time will
remember, it was the policy Of certain
portion Of the inhabitants Of the city, to
! insist upon the Adoption of what is
d sIcalled the New chSfteF. 'siwheh ask ked
for their reasons for preferring the new
to our present charter, they invariably
answered that the adoption of the new
charter would enable the city to annex
adjoining territory, and in shis way
- eoapel those residing or owhin pEoperty
u III the suburbs Of the city TO aid N pay
ing the expenses of improvements
whereas, undeg the. old charter, as it ther
existed, such Contiguous property al
though participating in the benefits o
city impre7emsnfs, could not be annex
/. ed. andlcSaasq asntly could NOT lec
upon to pay any part of the cost of such
AZ improYements.y Bat cas- thessdpefspn
never made5arly effort td caees the Pld
charter q. be so.am4ndedes so give thl
city the right to annex such terFitoryl i
y came td 5e understood tEiaf tie adoption
of the new charter was destruction
& totally difereptreasonr viz. 70 sparalyz
OF, destroy the Public Schools This in
4-4 2 Z A
ference was altogether reasonable an
fair, in in view sof the tact that in ever
s city of the State, which had adopted th
new charter, the Public Schools ha
A. suffered greatly, in some cases suspeht
II ing for. an entire year or more, and !
II others languishing under the geners
school law, which, as well as the ne
: charter, denied to cities the power /
= c.L s1LSti5.a &19AfA
FOSTER .oe"' ,g2pIA9LI
In those days when anything wa
said against the Public. Schools of ID
city, the High School was generally 3,
sF leeted IS the special object Ct remarl
1t was said that it was both illegal an
gTpPjVst ip 9 PElnsipls g. lsl g spend zee none |,
tuition in wtichto trainand educate u
children Of the rich-that this was pa
ticularly the effect of the existence (
y~theTEIigh sSchcof, asythe poor yoald nc
CdHofd ItoA ebnARueA their children 4
school after they had attained such
age as would qpslify then for aidit
their parents I'm supporting the
families szs lac 40O&2
To this it might have been Answere
JlAL tAE aAAfQ VI RiA fftfFFtf7s
sciohsiY 10 the msefges 81 otherwise, W
little else tEiah a astruggle to promo
"a theE Aestrinterests of their children, a.
that in mo other way could pare
make sacrifices for his children whi
wopld be SO .prodsctiyes as in spbm
ting to the Ross Of time and labor to.
extent suf66ieHs etsI Sufnish cthe chi
with sound, plain, and practical ed
cation, to qualify him for the dischar
of the dafies 6fafter life
Now. the ,opposition-to the cause
education assanies ! different form.
ia not the High School which ia TOW
tackled but the effort 10 furnish Sol
facilities for The education Of the DO
est, lowest, feebIest, and most helpl
of the community, is toreceive the O
uourings of the same bitterness VIII
was formerly heaped upon the cause
education, in the special attaeks-uF
the High Schoobosnd ahe general {
continuous attacks upon the Old Ch
= ter. which fostered ana encouraged
whole. system - SfgvgrsEEF,
Ar entire column26f a5use is hea
upon the City Council by the C91r
~ because the Council saw fit 70 safd
giving to the co!ored persons~s'
4sEhaye been cast among as by the assU
the war the ueans of furnishing to Il