, 1872-02-03
AiOIEFS

Its we'll known that he state dhe ruticshod here far from satisfies rcomr.n., 10 w.
Pr9"nst therein, nNof far asst can be attained with due 1cmd 10 the fn"ncaI cordHGn, of ~.
Im tor the present. however, only for hst town of ChrtanteL There re- at present n,
children p"erc 9*esa and o~Ned Bughr SIoo, which was to have an2 m such rG%r1
whose whose parents or "ayGS "cn position to pay aSnalm sum for schooling, but without unIent
instruction opportunity :" obtaining at ali events some
""dn no be carried OUT the Pubic-Scbod, chiefly from the want ofrmn; While The ruHatna
1t would certainly be best if the want could be renelrd by building a new Sdbollona oa
"0SmSm N number OF teachers but Government hs in view the Financial state of he Ismd,
them establish one bubble school conj9h'p %"aT i" m% rS T Two NOV %+ ezIng schools and inst at OF
nOin the two lower releases FP" ""' ]" P". Tor but
By this change 50 much room will be gained that all children bud to onenj school cam l
mm % instance one %m anmtl of giving their children ONE further instruction tev"n the
90 pr month or 1861 a. On teoh e hand there will be equally as little or perhaps sill less
opportunity T m children panhM more ayoned Circumstance oo obtain higher instruction Than
%n p" "r W 81" case ana ana II is IN the hpeH thai heewn be established at least one private school
g m9 T% S 10 @@ @h hgAr Instruction.; dmtt the plan for ep proposed change has been brought for
rnamndn mTn IIt Iron our our relations here that the number children on wch there could be
nnHIn %u w o u me !" SINAI to afford 1.-THE means for manMnrga school Of the sort utemphnei
M mmmeoE ia n@@ Conducted without several o&Mansb besides the person in charge oft it would
EtoexSt does not follow, tina hew whole amount of 300 proposed in the Daft will % i nmm3
; mee IN IN a ms event event. the amount se1 namely S564m abeto taken into account 50 that the acui
ln understood" a not@ of oune; that the granting of the subsidy wmn each individual
% I oM "n% a% n "o oPnnol mH M"INmnhs" regarding the effective utility of the school
in cache @@" accounting " "0 circumstance
The yicepvernm said that in laying bfn the honorable ComcIne present draft u1u cm
nat m me- mT tine Inc governments md heSchoo CommfSOnw which hsr eommen the IAN look nnmnt
9nhset the bet which coddte chosen, but merely as that whch could be- dntd most in H Pm
uG WI" me existing circumstances and hei indispensable regard to economy
Inc complaining motives to the dafc contain asmnmay expm@of what is intended bnt NS
fu| y5S IN ~I" or somewhat complicated nature, and cannot veil be undnAodw without more
hm"n r "ge" Garner measures dcLangsh than can justly lie expected rom those honorable mem
force consider it nee" IS" "a" Im 9 10 make MAKE uem@ @@ acquainted with the facts, md he there
wv The xsfHo@ aaT5%nSn !" I've @ rare Ares ny mere some lhtale explanations =
1872 by when 1t " provided: that there should be public scnuline each of the tm+ r nu6w'
@ g%shot bng m ta la lower w ecMn st for boys a@ frg girls and preparatory class for bows and
Ihe@ach9g was be Md, for leaving to the dBcutond tn Government tcxemnt from the nm
mmt in individual cases. dhea attendance was made compulsory "OmW pay
But very short time or perhaps Immediately after the establishment Of the schools t. u.
we're practically? eIedh from IN an essentially dnt and in fac the arrangement contained the germ
compulsory attendance The admfan@ nhe preparatory class tool COX un pS % nL pd li nmnon and
mmt Met TINS vas insisted on in the other classes The consequence of this difference soon be-
f S@s t aasM wn' 1@ been en- intended intended to to form .mn Preparatory class and part Of the school was changed
J" separate scmd5 Tor ITSELF called 1.-The ucaseuanu fee@oo, nt thu children of the ooe