The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-15

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/ of ednca tional a re- impertiolly apons
the youth Of al classes, furnish contribu-
tons Of imperishable value to the Legacy
which the people Of this generation will be-
queath to posterity.
heartily concur with the superintendent
lin his we!lsnaturd suggestions in favm Of
the establishment ola normal school, and
respectfully invite your attention TO the
views presented On this suAjeet N my conn
nanieation 70 the eleventh. &cnenl ~
IEnbE.
STATE UNIVERSITY,
Tie report Of the trustees of the state
university at Iowa kity will be laid before
YOU. The additional building provided fos
under the appropriation made b. ths een-
| eral assembly in 1854 il completed and i
now in use. The high rank which ssch /
seat OF learning should occupy, the fact that
| Il is permanently established by the consti-
| tutisn and placed under our control. and
| that its endowment Is not fully adequate to
its current wants, ali impose upon the STATE
neculiar oblieations. Whatever. Therefore,
IN cuuf.ihufs % the Advancement and pro.
mote the usefulness Of this valuable auxiliary
10 our educational system. should be-
nromptly Afforded
c.,..,-..,. ,xsvs
~ 20, oi.o's
The reports OF tho props! oihcers having
charge OF the insane, bind, aud dsat and
dumb, prepared with evidentcare and much
Labor, VII expiain WITH ssessiigent part'cu-
iarity the past TRANSACTIONS and peessnt con-
dntlon 81 Their respective an1fisufions.
Is ahord. ne mueh pleasure 70 assure you
that these inetifuf.ons, undsr their present
management; aretsAy sustaining the high
reputation they hare hitherto borne AZ
the state advances 10 popu'afion, the un-
fortunate class OF citizens Tor whose beneflt
these institutions vera designed, vii con-
time to increase IN number, and require
additional fsc,lIties for Their RECOMMENDATION
and trestme1f 4he duty Of proviaing for
these at,iieted persons, Is one OF unavoida-
bic obiigatioa. ana appeals, with peculiar
force, to the nobisr sentiments Of our ma
tura whatever Is required to amehornte
Their condition, and promote thelr comfort.
should be promptly and kenerously be-
slowed 10 withhold the .neans necessary
to render the capacity OF these Institutions
adequate to the growing demands upon
them, because OF the pecuniary burden
imposed, Is equivalent TO saying that con.
nde1tions Of dollars and cents are OF
greater moment 70 the people o. Iowa than
inc performances OF ch,isisn onhgations
Inc inaaeqnacy o. the paild,ng II Iowa
Cisy. now temporarily occupied - Dear
ana HHmo asylum, induced the tcnerai
Assemoly e ~ =. sesiloR @ pass an act
Per1nen.y ioc4.ln9 this ihsuInt'on ~
Iounc'i D.uns. oy TINS act commissioners
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bendna fe6sive Droposak ~ - oonatsue
ion, ana put the same under consrsct. Ii
was also made the duty Of these commits
sioners to report their proceedings to the
Governor on or before the Arst " October
last, which report he was required to trans
init to the General Assembly for its appro-
val This report was received too late for
any emnisatinn at TIN department. Ian
Advised ~ TIE commissioners that tkesde-
k9h4e kedA ccdnlipn1 by the dS1ncStve
Gre which occurred inthat city in June last.
am informed, however, that the plan for
this building has been selected, and con
tract entered into for its construction, 1T
cost Of 43l0,000 An eligible sIts hes been
selected for the institution. within the re-
quired distance Of that thriving city. II
now remains for the General Assembly to
determine whether the action of these com.
misioners shall be ratified, and the amount |
Of money appropriated necessary IL errc,
this building according to the plan adonted. |
and at the cost agreed upon 10 the contract
This subject il invested with 30 much inn
portance, in all its bearings, that I cannot
too strongly urge it upon your careful and
considerate attention.
oppu.xs, uour
The Home established for the care and
Of the children of our deceased
soldiers y recommended TO your thoughtful
care. This institution, trst established n |
4 private corp0ration and a,,nuortad hv vr,f. |