The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-08-19

in their constitutions shall not be changed
except BY and with the consent OF Con
gress. The quotations in relation =
schools are as fellows. .- j. 80,
FLor1s1ASA-The General Assenbl.
shall establish at least one free publ
school in every parish throughout tn
State, and shall provide for ITS supper
BY taxation and otherwise. All children
Of this State, between the ages Of six 8
and twepty-one (2lD shall be admitted t.
the publit schools OF other institutions o
learning sustained or established by tn
State in common, without distinction o
race, color, or previous condition. There
shall be no separate schools or institution
of learning established exclusively FOL
any race by the State of Louisiana
Article 1876, Constitution,
NORTH CABoLISA-The General As
sembly, at its first session under this con,
stitution, shall provide, by taxation and
otherwise, for a general and uniform sys
TEN of public schools, wherein tuition
shall be free of charge to all the children
of the State between the age of six (6) and
twenty-one (2l) years. Sec. 2, Art. TX
Constitution.
FLoRIDA-It is the paramount duty OF
the State to make ample provision for the
uducation of all the children residing
with in its borders, without distinction
or preference. Sec. |, art. VIII, Con-
shtuti0n.
The Legislature shall provide uni
form system of common schools, and a
university, and shall provide for the lib
eral maintenance of the same. lnstruc-
ton in them shall be free. Sec. 2 Of same.
GEoRGIA.-The General Assembly, at
its first session after the adoption of this
constitution, shall provide a thorough
system of general education, to be for
erer free to all children of the State, the
expense of which shall be provided for
by taxation or otherwise.-Sec. |, Art.
", Constitution.
SOUTH CARoLINA.-lt shall be the
duty of the General Assembly to pro-
vide for the compulsory attendance, at
either public or private schools, OF all
children between the ages Of six (6) and
sixteen (l6) years, not physicallyo or men
tally disabled, for term equivalent to
twenty-four GA months, AT least ltOri-
ded, That no law to that effect shall be
passed until system of public schools
has been thoroughly and completely or
ganized and facilities afforded to all the
inhabitants of the State for the free edu-
cation of their children.-.Sec. 1, Art. y,
Constitution.
All thepublc schools, colleges and uni
versities of this State, supported in whole
or in part by the public funds, shall be
free and open to all the children and
youths of the State, without regard to
race or color. Sec. 10 ofsame.
ARKANsAs-k general diffusion OF
knowledge and intelligence among all
classes being essential to the preservation
of the rights and liberties of the people,
the General Assembly shall establish and
maintain system Of free schools for the
gratuitous instruction of all persons in
this State between the ages of five (5) and
twenty-one (2l) years. Sec. l, Art TX,
Constitution.
The General assembly shnN require By
la,o hat erery child Of sufficient mentdt
and physical ability shall intend the pub
d.e s' nS &C. Ky snd o;phtcen Gs( wears
Ser tarn oONviyaIont 70 three vears nm.
i ior irra o9I h othor ~ o e"'S It
IH, Of same.
~, nIa 10 nS.aII;,L ' ,%raWahn,,t tbs Stato
Doa'o " cSt'o,'sn' 'n'oT 'o"I "" J;st";ot
III cacl! 'o"lSI',P' VI o'',tl S'ioo' "'' ,o
when II may nav ' .} iI Hno VI Is'y,
scho"lS, ~ "nlCt "'' s"' - ' aro I,V amJ
St"'e OVt"' to1N Wv. . IS o,t,nJ fnoo -
tWchty-"he W Year,, may "'tC,Iu i've u
chaTSe' '~c. y, ar, "a 1omS'. ~, ~.
nose Ill le'"''oi' " 'o''Ns' ~ "i' a.
follows: o,u.., oc.u. uo,.;
ALAbNNA- M PI''o',o 49, e.
terinS must JAKE Ill" S"o'CilOe t''s IT..
lowing OATH: = w so'. .I,n. !
S""re or AMIN r..., .i t'a' u.
accept 'he c,,il anu Po'.l''"i .~s, t.5 W
all men, anu "sioo NOV :" "''or'p' =" U
r. n,rI;,;,r ~
ol race c?IoI' VI Pi1'.oI h. 'o n;'iHon o ~.
any po..'lca' OF e,E'l Ilsn'' XIV rs ", ~,
immunity eigoyeu " any "," VII I'" O. -
men, etc Con"'1"'''" Art; ~, 'ec' T.
AkkAN So nst p9 ,oEo on O snhcTibr
the following oath; - 10 sol /:
EMMY swear OF "lir'h) -,
th"t / accept ''lc ct''1 an" Po''.''"' ,I,,",.
V VI "'i i"'', an" "S W ''os
TO deprive any person 0 persons, az ~
count OF race coior OF PreV'ohS 'o.Iu, ;I
OF any political OF clVil right' Pr'''eSc
or immunity ENJOYED by any "theF GInrS
Of men, etc. Constitution, A"' WILL
sec. D. >,
MIssIsSIrrI-"lhe legislature Sh"II
provide, by law, Tor the registration "I
all persons entitled to vote NJ any cIr'>
ton, and a" persons entitled 10 register
shall take ana subscribe I" the following
oath or affirmation: i, -, 90 'olemn'y
swear Tor affirm III the presence OF A.
mighty God, that l """' tn'
PotiticaS and civil equality OF all men. -
help mo God. Constitution, Act IL,
sec. 3.
NIRGINIA-"All persons, before enter