The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-19

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~ IA nr,ms,y sceo,as,y nd inteeu scaNo,,
v,sdes ts%sh ,ssr.ntsx.,y s sy M nn.esmeaia,c
barbour, GA. Johcs, and Al Wssb,nr,on
whnm asy ssnoea n nna s,n % pupils, o.
IA 1872 Enpntsos.t az III. resa ~ see-
vessn,ss.n w =, nsa,.r sn p nai,, ana mel,
That they had been trained s, Win much care
mani. ~ thr,es,s snt nsosrsnr r"h he ruoi'
Ths ,esondspv ssh Nv" MI "a pnyr,,. q, MA,
ant Thsv ~srs s~amsnsd IL x .a.n ~ pres,
AMI xr,tins n ps,atas Thev u,n seo9rsphy,
ss.,,nss s, ~ .t.,s were noteo Ior
al sccn ,rs9 = 1N''e'""ee' anu gene
Al, In sne in'ermediste sehooi were Is pupils,
and written ain mssie' ssos,snhr ta, msn'a,
ths tinitsd ststss ,.sd,rw sn.Pfiiyy, bn'oIy o.
and Nv sounSs' aicts t,an s,sp,n,.nss y ,eme,a
showed nm ,ss pupiI, md b esn asgsTmen,
tho,ouahIs in.ss,p,etppH oeen eareiuiiy ana
Thsse schools. an whole. martial and 70.
s ceavea 'ne hshes' Recommendation OF the exam
MI. M.,r,. s,hoo,-I1h. ,,.
tamsht Nv MI. MAN, a. ths cnsnnnf sSnoo,
Seyenscs ntb strsets vss.ssmiosd.n ~ a. s sna
nse.ancs ~ srss .nr,r. nv az ,,., IN sne
hess ve,s Sdasmsn p(.Ss ~ IT.. hm,ons
n A Stevsrt P,nf nonitttln ns,S Mtin,
yeneraS,s IA Mated Hhoi,t,ao,.Wt eon, nes1
ireisnd "N>'o''''"s'''"o "i Dsoiin'
The schoo,,oou. vb,ob 4. Tho ,.rr.., a.,
best furnished room occuuied by 4 coloreS
school Ia the city, was tastefully decorated
GawsIs ~ ~ tbs nnhii. Scsa a., u ni.s,,,,
attiredi Tbe schoei nnmbers th,stTs,h.ay
pupils, and ali were present. The esereises
ooIiteo 81 inS And ssnsiy.i, Of arith.
ing, both prose and poetry, from ths fSth
lions, and Lessons in anatomy and nh ssiolory;
to which were added recitstions. diaioRues'
and the reading Of Original oomnosition'
II lie but simple jus}iee 10 say m Al All these
exercises were chsrscterised On he mart Of
ciesrness Of coneeptfon. and n .eouracy Of ex.
preston that we have rarely seen equaiied and
any part Of the souniy sanpfi.. .na sa%irs IN
visitor. Several Of the compositions read
eyinccd deep and earneat AZ we'll n origins Al
thought III we NAV particuiarize afnong
many which were noteworthy, we would men.
Jones, with reference to objects in the school.
room, as exhibiting much elevated sentiment
and poetic feeling worthiiy eIpressed. A
rate mspa and ana shc
citing universal admiration.
At the close the roll OF honor, embracing a
pirate remarks by SUPERINTENDENT Newton.
after which intereHtinr addresses were m sde
BY Mr.. webb, Of Dublin, Alderman Richards,
MT. Webb eomplimented tho .ehoo, I'm IN.
highcst terms. He was astonished bevond
measure at what he had witnessed--it being
his first opportunity Of Visiting a school
among a peoi,le in whose welfare be hal been
interested for thirty years. He did moi Ia.
iieye there was in Al Ireland = soSnaI svbicb
could perform what he had seen and heard
'n alderman Richard, affair hearing ,s.,,mo,v
TO the unrurpassed eseclisnce ~ tSc sohoo}
both in discipiine and thorousbness Of mental
training, referred very ioiieitSusiy to the con.
The education OF the peopie Of solor in tbis
city, Al The present time ami ninetcen vears
ago, when he arst came 10 the national cant.
estjng fact was brouybt out that 4 msioritv m
Inc pupiis nrescnt werc un,bi. 10 scaa \, 20 ~,
years aso. ~ "'' N'''' w ''"1 i've
Mi. Isngston presented with mucb foree
the fact that The pupiis of mi. and other nj.
ored al bot mcrciy soS Soi
lty with whites. hui werc demons,,atina N ~
their achieyements. He urged and encoursges
which tbey md no worthilr enterel5 Ssa ~ III on
was sure 10 lead to noble results,
; md theif teacher psrtook Of boantiial cols'
snown catc r,h os t ~ F,. Wormey the we'll
~"o"" '"'''e' VI .he s'st waru'
Oiicer Marden arre.ted Jc,terson Nelson. eol.
on Ss,.h Wi,iiams o IN h,nh ui tn anu oaWey
lined him Al % ''' ""''" 'u''''o h''"
Ellen YicLen.. co,orca MA. .,,..,.a q, III.
same preclnet. Nv Oineer i,oy,e' for creatinc =
nuisance, and was fined 40 by Jnstiee TuaLer r
the same Justioo for com mittine an assanIt a nj
battery on John ii. Brook, and 4 fine OF ii was
imposed on him.
Cornelius CIsgctt, charged with A almilar
by Oficer Huysmap, on oomplaint OF Albert
W. Busey, Justice Thompson held him in
bail to keep the peace. ......