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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-02-13
THE SUPDRlNTENDENT OF PUBLIC
: INSTRUCTION. -

Nh. ED1roR.-Thers lies before mo
: pamphlet bearing the title "A Protest
against the Appointment Of 81. B. Viii.
soa - Superintendent Of Public In.
struetion," dated st St. Paul, Dee. 81.
1872. Addressed "To His Excslleuoy
Gov. Horace Austin" and .igued 20.
Sydney Smith,"
When men Offer their services for
high public official petition it il fairly
psssanabls that thsy q, willing - in
ss' that criticism, b II mild o. sharp.
which those thy ssrv, q represent
NAY deem advisable. - sbeetov upoa
them, still ners saa ~ chin Il %
when they essk e1kes - dilligeatly q
did Mt: Wilson, and asaios. sseh wid.
spread and vigorous opposition. 1t will
not be denied that our public officers
bold their situations really for tho good
OF the State aud not a. they may oftes
feel, for their owa personal enrich.
msnt, and that mere charitable motives
are not to prevail with ~ in their b..
half. We demand the best material
and arc willing to pay . good price.
With this view, candid inspection
must always be appropriate.
Though. Mr.. Smith is hardly the
cool headed critic vs might desire
aud'ws have seen some exhibitions of
bis intsmperate zeal in school circles
before-ssill the facts he states are en-.
phatio, and his summing. up il suf6.
oiently near tho opinion Of your sub.
'oriter and many Of his friends that it
seems not uukiad, nsr yet un~iss, t. did
10 laying it before the public. Th, body
Of the pamphlet ssstains =. least part
Of these four reasons:
"lst. Hs laeks tho requisite literary
qualifications.
"a. Hid. experience ~ IN eduester h.
never been such % - sntitls him % q 81.
sltsd position. Not long siass 10 ~
appointed e he present positioa hc No -
aaaseoeestsl applicant for 10 psiaaipa1iD
efs f!sanar sshoel q ths aedse,s> ;sf
~ osewslve aeaasea dsalass pr ssa1n, .
?a1e!J 4scele teat Ae svsP zaeelveA - .
teeenee' Is ~ 1sfe iope.tant ee1os.
osaal pesie,sA Asa 10 hal evse ~, ~
these Whe tnsW hin vail ~ vseo ee1-
psceat u 3adge, felt tAst h W. ast sqsal
- he position.
ID. He b sea.ss, beseis,, dsgnal,sal, ed
lacks many Of The grsesa which bslo.e -
re1nsd eoeisty. ais views sro narrow
and h,s mind ru1s In . rat from which Il
cannot b lifted. He 10 . sspyist Of the
nesnsst type.
4th. I iavs h.A extensive .pport.aitis,
ter knowing, a.d With single exc option,
l know Of but enc prominent eduoator in
the State Who feels that hs il 1T for tlo
position"
Tho uudsrsigued has not Mr.. Smiths
privilege Of personal acquaintance with
Mr.. Wilson. but az an sduo.tsr-ofi.
oial for = time-he has watched the
present State Superintendent car AZ,
tor nearly seven years, and unfit ,rmlv
with decided inability to .pr<r.ei.t.
his labors a public servant.
Very respectfully,
sP4 ApRAcH.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-02-13

TIE latest from Russis in regard .
the Khivan question l. that the Rus
slams ars in high state Of sxsiteasst
over the aeoounts Of e,1slties enastsd
By the Khivans on the Russians vhe
ha,s fallen into their hands, aud ars
heartily in fhver Of IN expedition
against the Khiva and demand exen.
plary punishment. Khivsu military
preparations for campaign ars being
pushed forward. The total force will
number $4,000 men. The Prince and
Others Of high rank are volunteering y
accompany tho army.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-02-13

or Friday last Judge Hall made al
ssdsr allowing Mn. Fannie Dodge to
visit her children once week, At Mr..
Dodgsss house, on Saturdays from
sIevss . three o'clock. sbe il to be
sss,npssisd % these visits BY her
AethN q Nh. J. q. Sswell 80 ii
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THE PROSPECTS OF FRANCE.

The following from the st. Paul
Fress is In tho same direction a. our
remarks last week on tho prospect. Of
France, and like all tho editorial mat.
tor in tho Press, we'll worth reading:
"hersin is developed one of the fl.
tai Weaknesses which enter into the
constitution Of every Republican con.
'tltatioaal government which has vet
been attempted 10 France; aud the
contrast with the work accomplished
BY the foundsns # our goyszansat .sa.
dsrs it still more eoasfieusuaI Fssnsh
pslitisiass eoastrust gsvss,ns.t.
a foundations 70 last fer . day; Ii.
fathers Of our rspahls built ses III
time. 1t.sssd not surprise - if u
'phensral edi6es attempted to b r,sr-
cd BY men that ooutenpl.t. only their
own personal importance il swept away
BY the Vaccinations of adveus psrti.;
Sans, or if republic with 10 feeble .
foundation should 20 down in tho first
conflict. While Theirs has been inter.
posing silly objections, tho tvs great
parties supporting monarchy, the Or.
leanists and the Beurboss, have Goa
leased and agreed to recognizs the
Count Of Chambord a their leader.
The coalition cannot but be strength
ened by tho death of Louis Napoleon
and the oousequsue decentralization Of
the imperialist faction. So that before
Theirs has dsre with his ssussless
quarrels regarding his own prsrog.-
si'es, it may happen that he will b
set aside altogether, and that the n.-
tion'l assembly will proclaim tho Count
Of Chambord 70 BE- king # France.
Stranger things have happened, .v.,
within tho later memories Of the bin.
tosiaa Of the Consulate and the En-.
pire.
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CARL TON COLLEGE,

We have received the last catalogue
Of this aourisbiog young institution,
dated Dec. 1872, and take pleasure in
noting tho evidences of its prosperity.
During the past year 2s0 different 10.
di'idaals have enjoyed the educational
privileges here offered, mostly from
Minnesota, but few from iowa, Wis.
eoosiu, snd other States.
This college is located at Northfie ID,
40 miles south of St. Paul, and is now
10 ito sixth year. Within . twelve
month a variety Of valuable gifts have
been received from its Numerous friends
al! over the United States. In Fob.
1872, friend not named added $4,000
to the endowment fund !; others gave
very rare collection of fossil ferns and
geological specimens gathered by Rev.
W. 8. Alexander, of Racine, Wiscon-
sin; $500 from Chicago friends for
furnishing the new ball Mr.. Carleton.
whose noble gift in II of $4,000 on.
titled him to the gratitude of oil Min
nesotians, gave costly chandeliers
AID other appointments DR.. Ch.s. l..
Ives, Professor 10 Yale Collage, New
haven, contributed 6na new bell Of
900 lbs weight; beaidea other sums q
money, books ete.
The faculty beaded By Rsv. jas. "
Strong D, D., President, and Prof. p
Goodhas-who has been the ,,.;.'
stay of The college from its j, ,....; ..
and to whose sterling abilit~ .. ~ -
a''t''' this brisk young SEA, = Of ,.....
ing anqus'tioa.bly .. -. i. ..-,, ~.
~. .: constant, increasing !. mum.
,.nnt. .l.~ .,'eti'en''', and already
:" .. 'sn persons actually engaged
= WV york of instruction: Our means
- .equsintanee With Carleton Co]lsee
'4rs such q to justify u in emphatic
osmnssdstion Of it to our friends and
Oil IN Minnesots Who have sons OF
daughters who want thorough culture
eodsr = corps Of highly capable
christian teachers. The expenses for
tuition and board are very low, and
several sssh prizes have been establish.
Cd BY kind friends, and both officers
md the eisiseos corporate in aiding
students in every w.y.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-02-13

JAPAN adopted our eslandsr Jan. !,
1873, which otherwise Wa tho dnt
DAY OF tho first month Of the 2,533d
year Of Ziomu Tenno. The mon,h..
arc to be numbered for the present. She
also takes up December 25th as a
national holiday, oddly enough turning
our christian festival, which once was
tho L't"o carnival Of Saturn, back
sgain to pagan functions of merry mn.
king f:>~':... ~
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DEATH OF coMmoDuRE mAunY.

By The death Of Commodore Matthew
3. Msary. the ranks Of American me o
Of scientific genius have lost ooe who
NJ It one time among our brightest
lights q ~ srigiasl worker.
AlVirgiuian BY birth, he was bred
By the q. 8. Navy. and long received
that position, honor, emolumsat, and
ss-opsrs.ion from the government,
without who'll his hbors, however me.
riter,ous, must have failed Of achieving
the success which % constantly attend.
ID them. It u in view of the long
and cordial support and hearty praise
that The people and the government
Of The Uoissd States habits.lly con-
fsrrsd sDsa hin, that 10 sssnst help
recalling some Il The bitterness which
10 shared With Others against this man
OF science twelve years ago, when IN
the hour Of his eosntry's peril he VIC.
lated bis oaths, stole or destroyed val.
liable scientific material belonging to
tho patton, and going over to the reb.
sls, strovs in every way to facilitate the
progress Of tho rebel power against the
general government.
But these things must be forgotten,
aud it remains TO notice bis special
work. Perhaps 90 one person between
1910 and 1860 did so much to devel-
opsd the sciences of metsorology aud
hydrsRrsphy - be, and bis "Paths
aud Depths Of the Se.," marine charts
etc., will long stand Is monuments Of
biz vide study and careful invsstigs.
ton Of those phsnomsua whose kno~l.
edge i q suoh great importance to the
mariner, sod 70 interesting to the lib.
sssl student Of nature. M.ury's name
Win long claim hooor for the lu,trs It
hss sled % American research. He
NJ 81 yssrs Old.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-02-13

TIE new king of tho Sandwich
islands, just elected by nearly up.ni.
nous vote, was named Luualilo, At bis
baptism, by his mother; tho It'll.
meaning "above ALL" be being tho
highest chief 10 the islands. -.
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FOUL Or CLEAN1

The free publication Of The details Of
the Dodge case 10 St. Paul lately, and
The ghoulish delight some of our jour.
nah seen 70 have taken in dsli1eatioe
b The last stroke oil the prominent o.
ssasdals.s ninssis developed in tho
iaqaiy, srs tss from being = astssrips
sooasaeasy q the purity Of Taste *.
isisg n ssR North Sta. State.
Rowsvs.,sit u or firm bsl,sf that
ths majority Of The readers Of these
nsvsfapsn do not spjey aud do net re-
Ias,rs such reading, and that tue areu.
nsnt il forced and incorrect which
aswspaper men put out that they pub
hsh only what the people demand.
Even were it true that = demand ex.
istsd for filthy print, the best moral 10.
tsrssts Of the world demand equally
smphatioally that these ematerials,
which ssrve only - food for vice be with.
held. But, aside from tho noraliey Of
ths matter, il is 4 fact sufficiently p..
tsas that the psess Of our day which
shiDs . be respectable Is sustained by
~ patronage Of the great mass Of
hstal, intelligent and cultivated people
sf besh town and country, and not by
Ne low, vicious Or uolsstered. Every
nan has . right to ask that the daily
paper which t'ings tho more important
nsws Of the world to his table or Ere.
sids shall not b made also the vehicle
Of stimulating aud dspraviug stories Of
last, crime, OF even sensational aspects
Il ordinary occurrence.
It's . pleasure to ~ such clean
pagas-Jst - rich in entertaining
1n1iag nattsr-as thoss Of the Boston
Aasss'ser, the Boston 1saasc+tps, the
Nv Ysek E'ssi*g Pot, o. The New
Xssk 1ssa;.g Aosl, jouzs.h that en-
ase dAil 70 sesobIs - we'll - sslishtsn
sv.sy hssssheld they enter. These
Isns1ioh lssk 10 kiad Of prosperity,
I'D, ~ ars sos6dsat, that we're can.
v.0 nads Of he Subscribers Of any
daily - weekly joursal 10 Minnesota,
It v>sh b tesad that very large ma.
j>Gity vsaA uuhssitstiogly answer that
t1eJ l''s1,'sd their family newspaper
p b he flso The foulness in quss-
tisa. Let - have more clean Journal |
ism.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-02-13

By recent decision Of the Post.
master General, married ladies may re-.
quirs that letters addressed to them
shall DO dslivsred to no one else,
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-02-13

Tn New Yssk Court House ring
1.se's'll, Connolly / Co-a.s...d.l
~ city ef. $780, 900 /, p.y;pe 70,
t185, 900 worth Of Court Houss.
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4 AA1Aou1A9Uo 1sCAP4 I10lG
j.. .1,r :oaovv11ae. >.-.<
K" TIE St. PAU / !o~ssr ssys:: :fda.
jor 8. A. Buell., Of 81. Peter, il our IN.
taerity for . story which borders on
the Improbable, but for the literal
truth Of which hs vosohes, and hence
- know it il true. Tho narrative 10
u follows: "On Tuesday last = Mr..
Cro..n, living At Lake Prsiris, in Mic.
ollst county, in company with :
ueighbor started with Z team to visit
Ls sasur. Arriving It the Minnesota
River, opposite Ottawa, they under.
took to GROSS on tho ice. The river
hid frozen over during comparatively
high water, aud the water falling left
tho loo frozen to either bank, tormine
: bridge, tho only supports of which
were the two bank, Of the: river :iaad
the strength of"ths TO-. Whsn tho
team reached The? :ee1tae o. tho: river
tho leo gave Wy, andsths9 team, sleigh
and Mr.. Cponas went down. The
ssiehber whb wss d tn s'sisa With
Mr.. oronaa sprasf ~; gTAsa Misss-
IN i ! svift rsssiag its,sa tssa %
ssos - IT. shish, sts1A I'D NEs0is.-
u vsat down tAey ldiip9e>s.lavso,f
the iss. { Tie seill isnsalsei.e
th.t'thsrs. aspsaTsiass in ths 10
= tes rsis $bslow, Iss down 80 It., and
just =. 10 rsaehsd the opeu space he
espisd the body Of Mr.. Orosau Aostine
BY. Reaching out his hand hs grasp.
I'd Mr.. Cronan, and succeeded in fish
ing him ont in Al inssnsible condition.
1t took some time to resueitate Mr..
Cronso, but be 6oally revived. He madali
an underground journey Of one-eishfl
Of . mile, and still lives to tall The
story Of his narrow sse.pe. phe team
and. sleigh, have net bssn. hssEd Of,
sinse.". .Aaa a.ttlfss1 al.
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TIE bill before Congress to ioerav
the salaries Of Congressmsn fon
900 to $4,000 was voted down y ~
day bya vote of IS to 100
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THE N ATION.
A Weekly Journal Of
POLITICS,
LITERATURE,
SCIENCE AND ART

PlosPIoTus-l673.
12s Notion enters on it, Sixteenth VOL
uao With the issue Of January 2, 1879, IN.
der The sa1e Management and with tho
sane aims - in the beginni1g. It will o.
dsaver, - hitherto, to maintain In politics
complete iadepsndenesof party, and to. aid
In Tie work efreferm in Ill branches Of the
devsrnms1t, beth State and Federal, BY
the fair preoentation Of f.ote, and honest
and impartial comment on them.
1ts eonduotors propose to meet the In.
orsasing demands on it, columns BY. o.
essional engagements Of its space, and
hope to be thus enabled to cover ! wider
aeld Of literature, and devote more stten-
ton to financial and commercial quss tions.
TsRNs-Five Dollars ($5) per snnum :
Clergymen, Four Dollars ($4.)
THE NATION,
Beekman st.. New York City.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-02-13

FOSTER, tho osr-hook murderer, has
bssn rs'eeateneed to BE- hung, On the
Na cay Or .msfon' ~. 81 6. ",
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-02-13

MRS. EDWIN FoREs4 ,
~. .,.o..t,.-n lives notice to
she will apply for ~ .1':-A ''
tate, on the gro>aa> .'' - 'A4o 20
never divorced '."' w'' 1''ee' wa
rom her.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-02-13

The town Of San Vincent, in Ban
Salvador, has been destroyed BY IN
earthquake, but no lives vere. lost.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-02-13

TIE Missouri Senate passed bill on
Tuesday the 18th, abolishing capital
punlshnent.
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.dESOTA NEWS.

rom 0ers
MN
.sEsOTA NEWS.
p..; Russell brought 4 Moose late
I'd last week which wss killed
the mouth Of Willow river.
-K.sson is suffering fiom . so.roi.
y of water. Wells have gone dry tia.
for yss's previously yielded = bounti.
full supply.
Tho Detroit Record s.ys that .
new paper il about to be started At Az.
dubos, in that county. The pap.r j. to
bs published half Scandinavia, lsaM
Euelish.
Mr.. Keyssr Of M.sk.te, mad. =.
charcoal IRE in his cellar. to ave tibe
vegetables. His family were nearly
'ufaestsd, barely saving shs,r lives
"A Chester White hog weighing, !.
whom dressed, $40 pounds, was sold in
tho Winoua market last week.
-Brainerd rsjoiess in better order
and its better class .srs sl.ted, espse.
'allV over tho Wholesome effect Of clos.
ing the liquor shops on Sunday.
Two meu in Leon, Gooahve eosn.
ty, have died from the offset Of th,,
horse disease, which they took fr IN
the sick animals.
Both hotels At Hok.h, IN a, ou.to,
county, are closed on account Of . anal,
pox soare-a fow GASES havi, ocenr.
rcd in ths'vill.g& il"
The people Of F.r1b~ 1T are ,pi.
tating the Question Of i. new oourt
house. The county has oeeu or =,
II wears, has : populate "a Of $4,000.
md never had = court h o,se.
The Tr;5xne .,n o,ns.. . v,r..
mouse nine hundred + ,et lonp 70 be
'ailt BY the N, ?. T. Co. .. th.i,
looks in Duluth, .sd tho. work viii
commerce 3 in few. ~ ,.k.. -,
"a child Of u. q. s,ePh.r,.,,.. II
!orthwood, four ysau i. old: N. b,r,.d
. death on Mood.y Of l..t ,x.,k. Il
~ against the stovs,; 3 AID N, bu,,.d
I'D ruptured - bsdb :, that it, b,,,ll
ropped out The I. child lived absst
Z hours after The 4 :rribls accident.
"A little dausbh Il Of M.tthi.t on.
'oas - years Of az }, living about Xix
lies from Madslia, ~as caught in tho
arfn' storm Of that fatal Tuesday, and
! tor two long d. y, close by their
N house, the fath. Il being away. and
han found both feet were badlv
ezeo. Ons foot b id to be taken of,
wing nothing. bot the heel; and tho
nor !eaylog.' PA, LOT the iustep-pos-
10 ~ 70 t ahs as.n balance
tgelf tad Walk. -. 80 .y.e ~, /
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-02-13

Gov. GEAR1 Of Psaasylva.ia, i
dead.
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NA1AouIA)U0 1suARA 1R0lG
49,. O1OVvDlHo.
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about IL years Of %.
/. miles from Madslja,
. fearful storm Of that
iey fox two: long d.
own house, the faith.
wh,n found beth.
frozeu. Ons foot b
leaving nothing. bot :,
other leayglog.ar rta +.
ib'.ysen'osgh 10 ~ 81
hssssf aud walk.
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u VI ~stsosNt va,
}, living about nix
~as caught in tho
fatal Tuesday, and
-: close by their
t being away, and
feet we're badly.
ID to be taken of,
the heel !; and tho
Of the iustsppos-
ahs s.a balance :
- = i II. I 4ssi
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The Guide is how Published QUARTER
~. % cents rays for the year, four mum.
bcrs, h;ch is not half the cost. Those
who afterwards send money to the amount
IF One dollar or more for Seeds may also
order Twenty five cents worth oxtra-the
price raid for the Guile.
The January number is beautiful, giving
plans for making Rural Homes, designs for
Dining Table decorations, Window Gar
dens, sc, and containing mass of infor-
nation invaluable to tie lover of flowers.
One hundred and fifty pages on fne tinted
paper, sCme Five Hundreds Engravirgs
and a superb Colorei Plate ard Chrome
Coyer.-The first Edition. Of Two Hun
drcd THOUSAND just printed in English and
German, and ready Is send out
JAMES TlcK, Rochester, y. Y.
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Personal Mention.

Hon. DaYii Taylor and Hon. Cumbell
Mclean are at the Windiate House
Jndge Mclean will open Court today, but
will probably adjourn to-night, for week
or more.
Nr. g. NJ Miller, of Eeid & Miller,
Appleton Past, looked in at the PILo1
office, yesterday, apparently in jolly good
health and spirits.
Lawrence Conway l.ft our City on
Monday for eek 5 vacation among his
friends at Milwaukee and Chicago.
Lo, TIE UNLUeKy CLiEST..-Attor.
neys Walker, Markham, Treat and Forest
left our city last Monday. to attend Court
a. kewaunce, TO see whom they might
dcvour, returning last evening, and will b:
on hand to day.
Mr.. Anton Schad, one Of the olde-
residents Of the county, gave Us a friend,
ell Of Monday last, and in proof Of go,
wishes FOR the PILoT 5 future, paid in al
vance before leaving.
Mr. Rice. of Two Creeks, their abb,
member of the County Board, WAS in towr
yester lay, enjoying the beauties Of the fine
pleasant weather, sleigh ri ling with hi
family. Mr.. Rice has many friends, VIII
always give him Il hearty welcome to GU
City
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TIE TEACHERS MEETING AT
NPEME.

EDITOR PILoT:-lour Informant was
one Of several teachers who left Nsnito-
voc, last Saturday morning, to attend the
Teachers Meeting At Mecme. The Sc
verify Of the weather rendered our out
warI trip somewhat unpleasant, but We
safely reached the school house in which
thoughts abou; the !ttle trials of our jour
ney were soon displaced by the animated
and instructive exercises which commenced
soon after CUR arrival. Nearly all the
teachers If Mecme, CcntreYiIlc, Newton,
and Liberty, were in Attendance; Schlas-
wig, Rockihnd. Cato, Franklin, and Two
Greeks, weic well represented by the
ablest teachers Of those towns; al the prin-
cpals of cur City schools and several Of
their most competent assistants were
present, and han !noly and good feeling
characterized all the deliberations of the
session. School ofcors and other citizens
Of the locality in which tie meeting vas
held, aud the best educated Iupils Of the
.shoola in that vicinity, were present in
large numbers, ana manifested warm in
terest in tie work which was Gone.
Tie exercises we're conducted by Mcssrs
VieJt.Ln, Stewart, Na|L,r, Cleary, and
Smith, Who gave evidence Of thorough
preparation, Intimate acquaintance with
the wants Of our schools, and degree Ct
professional G,vot,a worthy OF emulation
and Of the hi3ilcs, raise. All with whom
your CORE "lGcn; coLterscd were unani-
NOUS ia TIoEouncirg tie days proceed
i1ss satisfactory and benz fetal.
Mccmc is fully alive to tie importance
Of good pubic schools, ard its citizens
show an appreciation Of tie results
achieved by intelligent tenchcrs, which pa
rents IN otter portions Ct the County
! will 20 well to cultivate Ihe Teachers
Association at tlat place is an ,f.cicnt or
gnnization, and it Is 10 exaggeFat,on to
say that some e its members compare ia
sogably with the teachers Ct mixed schools
III any part Of the State.
Mcssrs. MuLolland, Walterbach, and
Galogiy made ample provision for the
comfort and physical requirements of the
teachers, and entertained their numerous
guests in the most agre cable manner.
In the desire for intellectual develop.
ment, in The support Of our rabiic school
-yst;m, and jn genuine hosrita!ity, the
people of Meemc are sccond to the lnhabI-
tants Of no other town in Mnni;oaoc
County. X.
NA>ITowCc, Feb. {, 1873