The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1875-10-21

u He learns from il to strike, down
y and the slave trade; to abolish
poIygamy to educate and exalt woman !;
to t Establish tie Yankee institution of
common schools; to put intelligence and
Intellectual education behind his new
f5Teech loadin, rihes;T the heart and
Fead of cvea soldier; to put religious
ihtolerslsse oder guard as the fero-
cous and crM spirit that it is; to make
proficiency il mathematics, languages,
and philosoph,, a large element in the
t:sts for pronDtion in his army. Even
the field LAHORE FRS and domestic drudges
Of his own ratc are reached by this ener-
getic monarch, with the purpose of
giving them education. The Ignorant
Eohammedan priests have as completely
bst control of education in Egypt, rs the
igoted Catholic priests have lost it in
fermany. Indeed, Ismail led Bismarck
i this essential reform. In the scale of
tvilization, Egypt already ranks with
pain; and will soon outrank her as q
iilitary power.
All this is the result of the cnlight-
aed will of one absolute monarch.
here was scarcely trace of the new
1terprise in his predecessor, Mehemet
Ii. The inquiry will naturally arise
neither the handspring of Egyptian
rogress, wrap.-d up in the hr;hil enclosrl
res of human life, will MT 4ail when
aat life fails, and the peop, sfall4l55haeE
gain into their long lethgS - S; 4;
re several reasons for hl5y b.ere batere :,
aings. The son and heir 1 na;i iTetter ioi1
energetic, ato1 Sressirs i ,s as n
is father. He is ,entEE c in 'e - sTn}
OK 5i;.dgsa 'sdgsatjgi givi1 g. Rch of hue hliie'h9As 4
e villages ch belong 70 lis estate& I5e
ne schools lblished y tIfo prinoef que
ID which ErsonallyMS $ts, are. inI pro-
ogress of nsion beyond bEokIeaEn, abo'
8 to practagriculture an d the Ane,A 4 kna
But But 81 moermanent mo, groulld osAop some
the futuf Egypt lies lip t6e chafbI "a feV
er of theple. The Arabs have afW,ty ce
Us. beenar as they had opportunp but 7
persist students. The ancielg Pora,
rit of tPtolemies has long beeY havq
den-tspark smouldering und& own,
ashes-t never quenched UndE not 'e
new ctions it is bright and vied- Weilal
once e. The Egyptians arets ialr IN 2
e on assus as theF are on tbir IortCel
,dcd ,bians. Having a taste of provo
ningy will not renounce it, plia- Helosnt
i, ifey can help themsdYel tideeYl
ing inspiration of the knowl,te as d,ne;
t6hre fairly in the race iIth ranpt
r mas, for the goal of civiliza}n, menal,
whot readily abandon it. Be, Wlller ce
tFhe idea is quietly but Jec- 1luas re
y y fostered that the capi of Last =.
5ttn Empire properly belor on cY q
Niather than on the 'BospFus; TAG.-Ti
i leading minds have discered so,lIlv in I
troad to modern empirlics Pocarmin @ nj
.ae scool-room. .. notoIato ,
tb everything in the histoand wo I in 90
( of Egypt to inspire herbple Iuantiou,
- 10y rAo unlleQ 10
y ruins are Perpetual reHers soiiwill no
y sney oHcq were thegain ski labor-s.
he does not sigh, but tt like tbsid. Fnde
e; ! sIors1iyuly }oaenJ ns cray Inc VILE give Il
iIan tesn, tssrad d,o. Usins S1 to biz posterity
gathered gain bt hithfal i've # I cannot sUu"Il
Wig t.s ta.i,nent n lne re- thbGst and
ol hsypv' Scastefedd lost wdipg them
N. ": . oulabor, and
,mise ill 1s anll1s 1of Gtmnlty imroYcd labc
y susgeaGfGil af @?I; 70 tgeader. shll 60 under
5loli u Tu%a1i0n already live bushels
h:eu a1o9 .ne NiIht will on-folrth or
A. co aoro o1, nof WIZ pause tol is rot re
TX VI ooees'. ppe, br crops