, 1875-07-31
FAMILIAR TALK,

FCnnhTlNH m THE hAc0lChh rep 7hteo
In tl,o early settlements uf Now cnala't nro. \.
vision vns rna,1o fur ,r,,ool. m snnn M ' ~.
',"o" ""o '""'o ,'' r'no"a aa h'o1' a" the
cnu'cnes were ea.en1al'od. lilo emtgrantn who
camo to hs'ostch 10 onioy liberty Of conscience
and freedom to worhl,it, t}o, In thor own war,
yalucd edueatjou onty Ira tb.n RELIGION itncy'
Nav ~ ~. n... ;..,.. n" ,s''',., sh ne.i. ~,
.,,o.o. "s y. -, 'e s. s"a wv a.'uu" VI. no
snotoa Oh 1lio new world hsi boon tralned nt slla
E'ts1'sf' unlsoftltles and lilo great majority Of
them, coming from tho most reaneotahle anil
eyen rof,ocd c,.,ac. ,vs,1 .,,,ror,a,oa III 81.
tsutarra NJ fn,rntnr ,na ~ ,n,,n,o 11,ov
tr",,'.,t ~ ~ ..a1a ss".'H a"t " G"'tu1'' A"'S
pEo"Hns 1no o1cments or cducaltahhl as well
hs OF ecccHihallcal organizations with them, and
from tho beginning ono systom uay an firmly
founded anu cotpetojy enufpnet1 aa ,he other.
Throurbont Nav E,r,ona' nrors .,,,n - nt,.
iaml'led Waa oolsGcd to maintain rchool for
the instruction Of ttB youth. ura1nrunr-schoo,s.
,no,lefcd tftnr those exirsiry In EnvI,,1 u,,n.
knnwlc,1ra NJ ,,o sncIont 1.ncu,aos ~ sJ% e',,"
"I' sm , ,.sas -. sa' ,'.,. % M 'a'eSs" 70 pnr.a
VINO hhu naesca through tho primary tnhs!tn-
lions. TAcao clasaca1 schools wcro established
at m oarly day in Bostop. Dorchester, Chm
bridge, Now Haven. Salem. md Hartford.
rs"s'.A ."',nc" p"1s ~, ~ nv l,'o''e'h:hool
aybtcm in MaHharhusotta, Tho oldest OF tleso,
tho Dammcr School At nyfcId, was founded in
1863, and WAS soon followed bY Similar iuYtitu
t,ona Al I,clccatcr am, E1e,or t,ofor, tho eon.
.a.~ n'.esa ~ a.. m,.a.. ""' 'o','o .un son-
t'1ts elanacd isftcen academies had been incor-
roratcd IN tho Htnto, and Royon Of thetn wero
endowed by tho Goyor,ln,ont with gift OF ta.nis
in atuine. Tie college at Harvard was
fourt,oa ,n,r .tx v,,r. .t,ss "As .,'a
iotnuca ,.' o,.s h.A se"ta "'ter uao
so'ten'eht u BOSTON, thas IT, Ill lo3o.
tho General Court adding 10 tho amount raised
by priyuto subscription in support Ut tho OIL
tctprise an appropriation of Gioo. Tho sy,,em
~ o,,,oo,,a,. .Ion,as t., ,,.,.,,.s.,,s,,.
~ .." ~ >o1l"'e'"s onol"eei "
common SCHOOL III esery town or aovonsy Fnn-
|ley, grammar schoo1 IN four Of tho cEiof co,ln-
ty towns, aud tic college 1T Yalo. founded in
f7oo. ria ucnorai conrt n,nua,lv on,,ro,r,u, nj
rtnn Il. ~, ~. ~
11e' TO- ~ n'lloI' .', y. .no hsse. i',S''s"'l''
poaxre Oh ss %1a oc.oa ss wsto in 'ef'Gy t a ha
prosperous condition. In IGl9 these Colonlrs
wo,r on;to' f3csti,ntn of 4chonta n,ul II, ,c5n
W.. .s. =. eso s.n "s.I u "'o
iotts-sesen ssnta A'sss .no ao.'lotnon' u ne"
In tho wholu Province Of Now Nolhor.
lands, Tbcso ve.e at Manhattan. Bovcr-
w,ck fA1.opv> anil nj 1ort Iosir,r; ~ ~,
n,,A eNs1 ,.,1 "n m.no,.,,H. -, o ''''". W %'1
I:nyek. yaa so vell eon;!ietol ti,at pupils ws!o
nttfacte9i to ~ trnm A1hhnX Delaware, aud vif-
E Esriafca ~ s ~ nn III .Gu, hSs00y npro
which,, hnwoycr, dig nos come INTO existence
Hhtll lf5t. Iie rellslois chasnctcr Of ttlo col
icEo coh1orheu 90 LINT os sho cHhfen o1 lnEIaIu.
Int WIS tolerant aud calhnllc. Tho Halary Of
lilo PfeatdoHt, tosotiIor With his pcrluIsites.
amounted IN l7G1 10 about ItT'.
IN l7i9 Don]atnln FRANKLIN healed q move
nont for tno tAtatlfel'mefLt o1 al ncateHly i'll
phl!nte.phia. Two years later ho wtote OF lilo
ohterpflso ~ foilowa: "our hcadcmy il bn-
ynnd eSpectat!oh. Mo no" hasp nno hundred
heAo!ars, hnd tho t'umhcr IL daily iercns-
lng. VIC linvc o1coIlont n'astclh At
l'reaent, and as "o givo. them pretty good
heiar'os, lopoe! we Bhn'l Always DO ablc to pro-
Gnro such. Mo lay tllo Hcetor. ,tSa., Who teaches
l.atltl anu !ireeK' rcE anntf 4!9l tho Luigi, ,bh
muster. Ilal; tho Professor Ut Mashoualics
.t12o tiiron M q @ tsttnra. eHcsl Lto'
>, mig n'amn 1a 1t9e sSiLmol @ Was establtaa'i in
alary!anh III !f'b. IN lt2'I schools Of u higher
gs*do than lio primary "ero Started i, al, Ito
.slea Ii!nsn r"ecTea @ mG'p 1to" .lao Ss.o s''
W tuo way " no"o5 a1l1 .anus, Inu WHY ..n ~
aldcd ~ poll,ln1 VI negroes anu lF'H1 ehtnolf
sesF9nts .npoltoa LII t1o ptoYlice. the tsn9o' w.
Ut hoht Ionnty aphttssuIt lot Go!.eHo c.i.tes i,
l7a: hna tlIo hns William Henoot ~ Ai1,.apos ~
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