The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-04-25

teachers. grounded in the elements Of
education.
Graded schools are based on the true
principles a education Then the seXce
are brought together in the daily recitAtious.
producing an influence which never dies
out New grounds OF emulation are OK
the whole school. II produces . lasting
impression upon the mind. stimulates the
parties IL greater diligence In study. has .
happy effect upon the character and con-
duct 81 every pupil. Polifeness becomes
q pleasure and a study rather than An
rksome task
1t Is essential Ia U.s. a. 3
free people. that We b. educated. all Of ev-
ery grade. 1t Is . political necessity
Our government Is founded and maintained
on these principles. Our Republican in
situations would sink into anarchy and con-
fusion. IL education Of cur people was
neglected As individual soverci9ns. hold
ing the office 81 every branch IL govern
ment in cur hands. NE must b. enliHhten-
ell. The trial by jury demands educated
men Ia oil such = sacred and important
trust: as voter and ruler. - . frye people.
with free press. demanding free speech
and untrammeled conscience. We must be
educated freely. literally and thoroughly.
Such an education. the Graded School
system PROMISES IA furnish. and that at o
very low cost. Find me the town with =
good graded school. properly organized
with good corps IL teachers. and I will
show YOU one that stands head and should
ers above It's neightur In all that makes q
town prosperous. II adds more Ia the
happiness. prosperity and increase % pop
ulation. than . mine % gold would do.
Men In moderate circumstances. with large
families. and more especially the better
class Of mechanics. will generally select
such town. where their children can b
educated. well knowing that they can
leave them M other Inheritance. q good
education will b. sufficient legacy.
In order then, that Kansas may stand
out In her proper light before the world ~
a new and growing country. Young. vigor-
Gus and progressive. let her enxraft into
her system u government every thing
that will make her people Intelligent. hap
py and prosperous. and BY 81 doing she
will b. opening the way for the influx IL
Intelligent men III every nation. attracted
by the fame u her prosperity. and Allurei
BY the advantages Ia be- gained nom her
institutions. For whatever will add to the
character and influence 81 country I'm the
estimation II sensible and enlightened
people: attract class II citizens. both hon
orablc industrious and progressive. Where
is the town with such . grade 81 schools.
and See II Il does not carry with IL . cor
responding degree IL influence among its
nelghbors Like one u the foci IL an
eclipse. it sends out rays in every direc-
ton, unending In their nature, and indy
ing In their character. Such q community
respects itself and Ii respectfully Its neigh
bors. Instead IL sending forth its sons
and daughters broa.icast In tho world Ike
barques on the ocean. hclmless amid the
evil surroundings and allurinx by- paths Ia
sin and shame. and ten Thousand tempta-
TONS thnt are ever rcaiy to laat them
blindfolied from the path 81 virtue; II e<lu-
Gates them nj home. where thcy arr under
the guardian eve Of the pAtenal care. sur
rounded by home influence and tho faIni-
" circle. Such = town draws the Young
from the surrounding country, mousis
their minds Ia habits II industry and dill
gcnce. and sends them cut In tho world 10
carry its influence Ia the cndsof the earth.
Such plan II known for its good schools.
its educatsd men. its cnterprising citizens.
Its young men make their mark In tho
world: MI many important Offices 81 trust.
are distinguished In the pulpit and At
the bar: and ARE held UP ~ bcacons for
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course u study and training In laid down
and carried out. and Kansas will soon take
the proper place in the educational phaiaDl
81 our Confectionery u States
In presenting this matter from q pioneer
worker Ut Kansas In the peoples cau=e.-
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history ~ kansas
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