The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-04-01

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by ~rsaloasiy obeying ihe insirus
sious received iFom Thomas v. Con
wsy. tie state Superintendent Of
Educaiinu. uhih Of III, . or
readers know. has through tie IN.
ssnfmeuaali,y of some Of the mem
ben. ofihe Ward Boarls, suocc~lel
in forcing negro children into Che
white schOols The mixed school
anestionbein thus Suddenly brought
10 an issue has done much toward
interfering with the pursuits q
studies in those schools where nc
rroes have been admitted. Ia lac;,
il Is feared that should tho work Of
mixing the school, pUgrcss-and
there are we'll fcundel--fsar for It
1t viii result IN breaking up uur
public school system. Tie infor-
nation We received and the ohserva-
ton We Lad oecasion tomake during
a visit II se,ersl schools YESTERDAY,
would at least fuHeshadOw 90 disas.
,rous a result.
AT the Bienville Boys School, on
the corner Of Beinville and Robert
sou streets, ont of 25S pupils only
l26 were present yesterday, l42
have LEI. the school in consequence
of negro boys having been admitted.
In addition to the negroes who were /.
received into this school last week
our more were admitted yesterday.
Mr.. Cross the principal Of lie school +,
bowed u the rules and regulations
'cstcd up 10 the principals room
pine time IN last December by order :
{ Thomas W. Conway, Which :
it incumbent uPon the princi- =
OF the pablie SCHOOLS to receive
upils "wi-hout distinction Of race. Il
olor or previous condition
As stated by us on Sunday, il was Q
oniemplaied by the School Direct a
r. Of the Fourth Ward to continue
b Monday with the outrageous n
rork n mixing the schools, BY fore Of
the admission Of negro girls in ii
! the Robertson girls School. 1t
ppcars, However, that they have II
fit to POSTPONE carrying their d
Eesign into effect. Miss Dora Mil N
Y, the principal Of the school, not p
TO take upon herself the
esgoaslbility OF admitting oolored /,
had APPLIED to E. +. Adams y
Ne President Of the Fourth Ward o,
u instructions. She felt somewhat A.
by being instructed y
u TO receive any new pupils-neith- l.
T whlie nor colcred--until further
On the strength Of these
Instructions she refused admission 7,
, Tour celored girls who applied ycs. !.
and referred them TO the "
lard Beard. Mrs. Miller told US d
M fl'e girls IN her school, yester. :
~ morning, declared their deter e
linaiicn 70 leave the school ct once
bouh sny colored pupils be admit m
sevessi girls have already LETT Il
pretending that tiin win be the Oh
Ire. We
We are further III .ormed that Mr.. yc
'BriOn the principle of the Custom. su
'use school lcoll0red has received
rders from the Ward Board ID trans 20
: INC eolorel girls In his school to ~
'e Robertson school. II is earnest fc
70 be hoped hat the order will Sc
contermmded. ny
~ IN.
II Is said Of Sir Isaac Newton