Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-01-07

| teachers in c0lored schools, educating 30 eco
scholars. In the retributive ordinance Of a
| wise Providence its first school was establish
ed at Fortress Monroe, very near the spot
where, two hundred and fOrty-six years be-
| fore, the first cargo Of slaves was landed upon
American soil. To-day that association has
more normal schools raising up corps of col
ored teachers than there We're States ia the
late Confederacy. But it has also inaugural
ed a manual-lab0r normal school. that bids
fair to give a great impetus to the education
Of the negro. This institu,e-l9cated at
Hampton, Virginia, Where General Butler
invented the audacious fiction ''contrahand
Of war''-boards the scholars at Sl.7j pcr
week, which Is met by the scholars laboriuE
for little more than a day and a half each
week. More than tw0-tairds OF their time is
thus given 10 education and ii the bolrd
seems cheap and poor to us, we must remcm-
Der vat tins is one OF the few casea where The
boa ing school furnishes better board than
the scholars obtain at home The four hum
drcd and twenty barrels Of cabbagcs tie -cb1i-
ars have raised the past year, the hundred
| and thirty barrels Of peas, their strawberries
/ beets and cucumbers, have netted them t5go
thousand dollars. They have paid their WV.
The successful result Of this plan is likely 90
introduce this class Of schools into genera!
use at the South. Already are there seven
teen industrial schools raising up skilled
laborers as well as scholars.
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