The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-11-14
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II il NJ. caasen.l,.l that compulsory
school law will make crime impossible
ner Tia. |. will rr.lace the percentage
u criminals In population 70 an in6ni.
sesimal quantity llal Il il maintained.
and cannst he denied. that III prepor.
tim m men arc industrious. they are
law.ahiiinr; ,ha, in proportion as they
nrc intelligent. they are industrious. |
Tho hasi. II intelligence In mclcrn civ.
iliiation il The ability torcai and write,
There il not trade Or occupation In
which man who can read and write
will not earn better wages than he who
cannot do either And &c two bows.
ono of whom can read aud write. The
other u whom cannot tho ono who will
become sagabond. a loafcr. and final.
" an outcast and criminal. il hc who
canno. read aud write and bis can-
panion will naturally drop into a profit.
able and honorable employment. Tho
reason of this lics In tho nature IL
lhings. AZ trade anl business arc now
constituted, ~ person WIN IL unable ~
read and write can obtain auy form of
smploymcn. that will pay enough TO
1.-Two on, Business IL free ~ all bu. tho
llitcratc, Industry demands a ticket
Il admission--thc ability 70 road aud
write, It's evident, therefore, shat tho
passage cf . compulsory school bill II
aot MI oppression. II IL evident. on
Tho contrary, tha. the iaiaru 10 pass
school bin 10 an oppression.
asA!a slsa,Sspss ii asAsAAles frgg Ms
,riycs a largo percentage 4 population
Il equal rights with the res. VI tho peo
plc. II enables Il majority Il tho l.co.
Mo TO consolidate In their hands thu re-
sources of profitable industry. aud com.
pels minority % kocp .at u hunora.
bio cmploymcn,s. I. DOES wor.e, The
u such a law drives into crime
4 percentage Of population. The State
il compelled i.sclf % create tho crimi.
nails whom itself Furnishes.
The passage of sach law will reduce
4 form of public robbery--thc cost of
supporting ponal institutions. An In.
',clligcut class can scarcely ever b. ~ y
'elass vicious; ~ class, iadolcn.,
says Edward Everett.
There AFRO people 10 thick.skulled that
shcy look upon compulsory education
worry much a upon compulsory military
service. II u u be hoped that shorc
arc mono such In tho Illinois Legislature,
In Philadelphia, according 70 tho mos.
sago u Governor t'oary, lity.eight per
cent. cf tho schoolablc children do no,
attend school. In tho State NJ largo,
abaentecis,m amounts 70 thirty-ninO por
cent. showing that II Ii III the ci,ics
were tho greatest danger lles, thnt tho
eyil IL greatest, In Illinois and Chies-
20 has no. cycn school accommodation
for half i,s schoolablo population. Tho
whole enrolment. in both public and
private schools. during tho pas, year
IL only ~ per cen. u tho children who
ought 10 bc In sshool, Will any man
of good common education mako - poor
4 use u his faculties a. 10 argue that 10
compel these al'scntecs to learn IL rcad
aud writo would constitute an nrpres
sion g---Couricr-.J ournal.
IT, NicuoLAe. Scrihnor X Co. II
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