Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-10

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nV ."ano.s;sn 81 ran 10 onsi Sta.
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asu.s y. p nj ws,sa,c NJ tbs
'ae' .u ..5 - ,ho m-o;n,snancs
S.rs NJ. .s,oaIs IN. person who
I'm -, or a,,,mn,s 10 break
N a.. s.hooi svstcm must be
uo~ III h;,,sr.s, .nsmv ~ a free
oPpvs
sTuNAn..l.. ,.o, wan, IN IN sbow
u speaNer ,u' .warSr,
ths. iIee sehoois W." -.
q eI.eu,e asens $500. soiiatsJ
than cnutenes. iivu' - -
IN baSafia, franeon,A" anu "n,.;..I.
pean countries ne sno"ee eoI.ns;ns,.,
that wnets Tue enu'en.s N'A' ~
IN number over the sc~nooiIhouses' Wv
number OF criminals hke"ise Prsuo
mated. In Upper BAVARIA win n,'een
churches and ive n one-naii senooi
houses to each 1000 buildings. there
were GGI criminals to each lVo,VV peo-
pie. In another prineipaiity, WIN iour
churches M eleven sehooi'houses 70
each loo buildings tnete "ero oniy
i2o criminals IN n popuia'ioh o' wv
900.
Public schools prevent pauperisin' In
Ireland and Scotland tho number OF
paupsrs il in the inverse ratio oil the
educated 10 the uneducated classes. In
Pennsylvania. Ohio and Illinois. OF the
whole number Of illitcraie persons. one
In every ten is a pauper. On the aver
noe mil educated person Is found
nmonv 800 and in the United
states thirty times as many paupers
come from the ranks Of tho illiteraie as
do from tho number Of those who have
received a common school education.
IL is tho duty. then, Of the Government
10 protect society from paupsrism and
Grim. by educating the masses. For
this reason education must DO made
compulsory. Statistics collected from
twenty States in the Union show that
free schools add fifty per cent. to the
material wealth OF the country. while n
higher education adds 200 or Joo per
cent. to the effectiveness OF an indi-
vidual rs a producer OF wealth.
The Government must assert us risn's
and compel the education OF its wards'
the children OF the land. Germany
one OF the grandest nations In the world,
owes her present greatness to W years
Of compulsory education. hef Victory
over France 10 duo TO the TACT tnat an
army OF ignorant men cannot suana up
before an opposing force composer o.
Intelligent, sduea'.u s, .hn,.ay
years OF sni9.ceu ,e1n..,v.
al schooi IN boston hau wv" g.
of h grau,yins r'sui's S"'
after State IA rapidly swinging is'1 ,In'
and passing compulsory sehooi
The time has come wheh TINS Maine N"
must be enforced IN Nevada. i1espsa
or called upon uhe ei'l1ens y. 500
county to aid tho schoo, oinee,s en'
forcing 1t. He argued that . aa.p.y
ers had a risht 10 ,eI.Iro wy =.
sory at,snusnce Oh sS",h.
order that o ouiueh W ~ -
support OF criminals as
~ a. no,.x,ua,t would
were euuea,su NV ,w y, ox", 4 Goa
not need q stanains "ih' VI o"i WV
men. :, ,..., ~ n.
III Nesaua mos, ~ Ivy, .,..nI
training Oh .he U.s. las. 800 sn.
IL the eohiPulso,y IN III 90 .honIa
ioreed uniousnv' ,aiisrs in rol;cs sr.
sass millions .s..;,iss
Pensss anu Puou0 .. .hox
The spsaksr 'nen ~ ,s..b;na -.
the utter Th. Co..
hgion IN inc Pupno 49,, ~, .sn.
ernment can prTs . cans,;in,;on Of the
. .sscn ~ - s.ch state nro.
oni.eu Sua's ~ a sia,. rs.
nisl,s 'ny yss s;n,. - nss, =, h,nd when
ns'on. Inc ", an h.,a ,ha hmm.
no iens'oas sa.n.;., %sunnort for Je.
dence 70 asA slhno,s The