The loyal Georgian., 1867-05-09


Cpson-Two schools, th;rtv
sanDath school, one hundred ' s6d O
Ranldolph-Two schools, Zone
schooI,) one hundred pupils; three rev s.i nisst
s 81 c,d Two hundred and fortyye 1 nS
| Dehalb-No school. no church
/ Jackson-One school, twentr-fro .
no Sabbath school; no church I'VE pupils
Mcintosh-One school FORT th.o-
supported by the Bureau, o Crlee plps
w hites willing to assist VIZ cAQgl
Fike--One school, twenty r,,,,;7-
tea by tue people; no SabRatbl r.I saIPi1
church. People very nor. '.~',.n school q
/ schools; one man has given " ,Ll 70 hay
school house, and ebnrat NC ~ hhd for
has subscribed three hundred do ,Iil1't ! \.
/ Pulaski-One school, at Hawkinsv;p
teen pupils; no church, no Sabba,bl il1, q, Io0T
have seventy dollars raised to build . @ ,5
house. 'l0 schoo
Putnam-Two schools smn,,..,
Bureau, two teachers. ninety P nn9 br
Sabbath school, forty puBiS. d Lupus; ors
" hltes growing fayoTable' Wy NhNrch
i Qultman-One school. thirtv-tvo -
no church, no Sabbath school C"nt II4 4I
son has donated land for church Il c Int
town; whites have given eigbty-ni7ou MN y
toI ~ building school house and church D'
hieihhond-Nne schools fourteen hl,,
dred pupils, thirteen teachers seven 80, =.
supported by American Missionary SSIo& \
tioh, Ihe others by the cQl0red people. \
/ clutches ten Sabbath schools. twelve h.,
drcd pupils. Whites have become. ral-
favorable to these schools
Hpaidlng-0ne school, two teachers h,
hundred and forty pupils; one S2bba
school, one hundred and forty punilS u
church. Whites now favorable; have h,
very much opposed.
SteWart-tour schools five teachers d,
hundred and fifty pupils; two Sahll
schools, one hundred and seventy. \
pupils; Whites very fayoyabIe. ne.
quite poor; three supported by the rar
one kept up by Mr. Fitzgerald, q Blaatg
Sumptor-Seyen schools, nine teacl
five hundred pupils; two schools and
teachers supported 81 American Mission
Association; two Sabbath school five h
dred scholars; one church
Thomas-T Twelve schooIs-three NIGHT sch.
thirteen teachers, seven hundred pupils
supported by Bureau, the balance by the pcr
two Sabbath schools two hundred and
pupils; one church.
Warren-Seven schools, eight teachers
hundred and fifty scholars; one supported
Equal Rights Acknowledgements by nati9
seven colored teachers, one white; two S3bm
schools, one hundred and afty pupils;
church, and ground for two other scaa9..
Washingt0n-0ne Sabbath school. ,n4
dred and forty pupils; one day school on
plantations. P2ople quite anxious to lclrr
NAitiield-No day schools; one Sa.a.
school, olsc hundred and sixty pn.4
churches. Two acres Of land Lava been Il
By Major Broyles for a school house, aI.a
whites have contributed one hundred
fifteen dollars Since the Sherman Bill
are willing to help the uirgcr-aud not
Yankee
Wul.insoa-1,o school, 10 chach; 70
52th school
On motion, the resolutions thar hid
adopted, were reconsidercd, and inc folio
were, aEter a lengthy deh&tc, adopted a
unanimously
Whereas, It is understood that t1a Ge
Edue2tional Association docs row, and
hereafter, labor exclusively in the cause Of
cation, ignoring all other matters
Resolved, That this Convention DO hi
endorse the said Georgia Educational AZ
ton, and heartily recommend it to our
as the most practicable and efficient mca
the advancement of popular education
State.
Resolved, That the State Board Of -lua
Of the Georgia Educational Association b
qucstcd to appoint as many men as it may
advisable. upon the broad basis Of comp
and not color, to lecture and give iastra p
and encouragement to the people in esta 4
ing day and Sunday Schools.
Resolved, That.we do advise all who \
to establish schools to organize Educa
Associations, on the plan of the Georgia
cational Association, and cooperate vii h
Bureau Superintendent Of Education Nd
Freedmen's Aid Societies, and all other
who are willing to assist Us in the NOR
mental culture Of our race.
Resolved, That a Free School system
great need Of our State, and that we will
in our power by voice and vote to seq
adoption Of such a system
Resolved, That till such a system Is b,
by the State, we are in pressing neea ID %
lance, and that we earnestly ask the aia
who are interested in tie caaSc OF our GU
and humanity. r~+ J
Resolved That we acknowledge the r.;
the Christian religion to be an cs'cH''' ul
and the only secure formation ot Eo"S- pen
the safeguard of human freedom, ana VI nl
source of individual and national haPplH' FL
and we earnestly appeal, t1' HE
to our brethren throughout Georgia Der
every possible means within their reael N Z
,ure for themselves and their childrca h
md thorough Scriptural instruction. 10
Resolved, That we request all teacher5i hl,
ach days school exercises with praEo Nh
cading portion Of the Scriptures, but kae
OF approve of teaching any sectarian
ominational dogmas, believing that q n
latters should be excluded, as detrimel .