, 1879-01-17
to teach German. And It needs no prophet to
predict that there never Will be."

INSPECTOR voCKE
Uttered With inspector Stone very materially, |
ind insisted that ttlo deductions frnm Ut:
'gurca were erroneous. For orc, he wanted
,ls children lauCht N1erman, and he Thought to |
axe the study ont Of tic schools would DO /
!rcat Injury to tho cansr Of general education.
A knowledge Of icr1natl. os my other iorcEh
Tongue, WAS = great advantage In tho study
pt our uwn Language. lie ~as nstontshea At
Inc apmosjtY Displayed toward tho study, and,
while he believed those trying to abolish IT were
honest and sincere, he believed they we're wronE,
their error. 1.auRhtcr.1 The enemies Of tho
study had been Ccncruns in the past, but now
they talked about ecpuoNny. There Wnulfl bs
no economy In dispensing with the services o!
tho special teacher, and the reason there had
been decrease III tlc attendance Of German
scholars v1s attributable to other causes than
those assigned hy Inspector Stone. The iaet
wnA TINT In thc last lew weeks, since sons
mai, mani pupils lad largely increased, and he be-
level TINT II tho o,,lT objection to German WAS
based on expotiso that!t would bc speedily "'peu
out
Inspector pn,.slnc was opposed to the amend
mcnt, and thought Inspector Stone ~as entirely
m!stnkeft ID his deductions. Az lar hs lug kne"
tho Germans were anxious to have their children
taught their mother tongue - well as tue
English, and the fact that the study 81 ucrman
had refrigerated wss attributable very largely to
tho opposition to the study OF, the part OF cer-
tain members NJ the Board. lie believed tic
attendance would largely tncseaAe, AMI as i was
tenr',crs at an carIY iar, tic last opposition 10
thc stuiiy wouId bn done away With.
,xsrxc7op zs0rJsu
-. ..,..... ~. H.. .ofs-r
for epettal teachers nf music and drawing DC
stricken out, and spokc to bis mutton. These
studies were far moro Objectionable tlan Ger
man was, and llc adaticea ieu1Gs 20 SLOW saa naa
both ot tnetn na ~. .,, ,s ~. a,'"t
Sixty had E!a0ua!ea !Aht 5fas' ~ VIII VI ~
maintain that tno teaeE o. -, .,.-,srs
rohbng lie ctliAreh u olrxt's Ls.t t,,, ~ ,ses
themselves IN reatln: a wf',.ls, s, wngh h,M1. Mas
ono OF thc worst leatutca ~ .,.s "I.u ..W "a
With music thu case was ot FsFy ai1dsrsnt, a''a
tic tcnchefa we're co"3saeI ~ Y an,t,tntr
time tor the stuay. He Wa1ttH, a.1em'h,s ".
WIS to !fc aone' thas tae foot VI ''o 'usa''o" ~
Inspector Jacobs was opose1 - ufa" I,,,a ,,,a ~
tho acliools because " WIS uusa ~ t,J pat ~
ono lanE iIonl tue nnns tng, !1In' ,tsr
Cause VI .u w. ~ haH :,vcn wcrr iitfIc
s,iv tf,' hui ilc WA jncjiued to coinritls with
Insnsctor EpalisA rs q matter Of public eeot-
ony.
Thn amrnf1ment of In.pcctor English was
.,,a'' ~ -. IN - M, ~ tx nrcrinua nrextiut.
s.., snJ', w, F.. " ..,,s = ~. ~ - 1snE *
aug lost ~ xote o. ,,t ~ y; r,, nav, r,,t
Inspector htoile6 afhonu!,ehs WIS ueAt Pos
and LOST py tha lollo"lba Vote'
Ysas-Jacobs, Stone-1.
faHf-i!0ync, EmgEsh' rluselhE+ Socko' Dsfb'
'oit' Ftanken,hal: Wells: .,
Inspector EnG''sh moved as lnfther amcnu.
mcnt that the appropr1atlon lof az OF tne
Optional studies 30 stricken out, which Was lost
BY a vote OF 10 6. -.
inspector Hoync moved Is substitute Tor
the motion OF Inspector Harsiett that tne M
salaries OF tho special t1aclIcrs be liked ht fl,0
each, the satne as lust year. ..-..
Inspector frnnkonttnl Mas astonlAhed AZ suen
notion aud argued that Chicago !m!d its L;
ntA tAH ftnNk 1hI1h ii