The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-22

Here we step on from tle unSHle, me
treacherous, the finally fatal ground, on to
the Rock Of AZ And then the glory.
Afterwards, |" 6ohtIasted with the glory
after which Tie oman ,oi5 The world is'8o
eager Il We began 70 feel like singing
%You may have ait the world; give me
Jesus" pia -'iFaneS'ianth Al D.IWjs
2 ibPUBLIC SCHOOLS. "a 3l.I ad
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''For cen though7yapQutGhedC no could aEEu9
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10 Eh6 Tt6tlln0 ny lqfDeEFSi n 49,
ibid not .expeEt, ,af&st phbllshing my
frat communication Z 70 have anything
further to say on the Public School ques.
ton. Thought my article covered the
Whole matter, and would carry conviction,
Il not bring repentance To- even the obdu-
rate Superintendent himself. ! believe
that l accomplishcdl the former, but fear
thatI failed m the latter desirable end.
He q Quix0tle to tie Las til stacks wind.
mills Of his own creation, and dem0liShes
them with an evident gusto. He says
that had called on, the school authorities
my complaints would have received re-
spectful attention. Why should I call on
these dignitaries, when the Principal ofthe
Ward Schools tell ME these things areso?
The Principal Of a certain Ward School
informed me that the Board Of Education
t'had passed u law compelling all Grammar
Glasses to study the Science Of Govern
ment".2 1.-The erredSWhy did notthe su'
perintendent prevent such error, by tell
Ing thesP Principal the conditional nature
Of The order2 My own impression Is, that
the Principals Instructions, to me- were
purely the Impressions LEFT on his mind by
ike verbal directions Of the Board OF Edu-
cation, or the Superintendent himself
most likely the latter. ledg p7oftl 7t'.i 400 Z
The SUPERINTENDENT In Ills communities.
ton saws that "tle Board Of Education at
the last regular meeting saw lift to intro.
duce Science !!ot Cove eminent as aregti-
lar study IN the Grammar School Course" 4
Now read the following and 1t will be
seen that the whole project was q darling
pet Of the, Superintendent first mooted,
by himself mot the Board In, February
last, when,ns IS shown, the Board let II
20 by default, thus indicating no particular
favor tor'its HI!3aa5S"
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with the indispensable studies in the
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