, 1880-01-17

:, Eaucot,on. EuIG, ,sTj |
T. Clergy nnd lecturers. v1,SG!
Ehnrch purposes. 41s* asSe,
0..Stcdicul hospitals and dfspefsHres;::.. lMlM
i. ApprrutIcitig nnil advancement In life. e!,sH
s. AtmsfOlk anl pensioners. ............ Hssllv
.. Distrlbutlon ainuug the poor.....*.... .s3,0S
$ An exhaustive inquiry into the beRring OF
endowed charities ol, pauperis1n would make
1t necessary to refer to all Or nearly ~, thess
all operate III q greater or less degrce, for
RooI or iii, to bring about the existing social
nnd economical condition Of tic country.
~. EDUCATIONAL ESpoWatESTst
for instance, have no rnfson tl'atre unless
they cotiGuce to the advancement Of etnca-
tion; md education ngal1t ~ geMsrnlly RI
gnr4led rs one. Ut The, most obvious md
effective remedies ng.ilst TINT lgitofnnct'
'1Ilost pnrt Eenri1ltetL As matter VI fact, IN
time past educational cnttownlelts llaye ~
many cases nat been go nelMlnlstered US ~ to
amount md lessen the CHANGES OF pAuperisin.
There Is evidences enougl. IN thu report " the
Schools Inquiry Commission to show that
Sf suona : oValua6ie lie endowment Ills been tho
Obstacle w!ltcl. Inns hilidered many from hny;-
Ing an efficient and suitable school. AMt!'
fe III ts eSent @ 6ses Of s1 o d' 5 het 1syas s sasa
mensurnte with the funds employed to pro-
duce them. But j would he out 9f pace to
ses %1sd a G ,s ess "a
because the state of things referred to Is
Charities then With which " a., ass now y,
latel 70 the question OF pauperism, are t''ose
which llnvo q
p1sr1Ncr1vELY kLEEMosYNA1sY CHARACTER,
and nre applicable to the material sustentn-
tiull and comfort Of the poor. ~.
pcnearies,- s,-wl,icf,, though quite capable OF
being abused, and not altogether free from
ABUSES, are amongst the ,loblest and most be
nelcent institutions u the .coa!!n1ry' p9oaucI.
dental evil that may attend upon live lnay
,concentrate our attention, for present pnr.
poses on the last three varieties OF charities
i. Apprenticeship aIld advancement In life
a.;AlInsfolk md peMsonerS;,
8. Distributions III money Of KIND.
tsq M4w S s he51 s5eesys iG1s es On s &c a% s
est stgrount-isto prevent paupuTisn, TO- Iescalt sl
tie pauper class, to- fcllevo THO poyert!
sssS3tnE eaSltaE:es so I ssy afs S e is e
ing thls in my adequate measure. or II i
aly cases they IRE found to be doing exAetl,
,s sIs eRRes Rene rsa e s S'SsSln ~ Il I'LL Is IL
Gun bo justified, Or how, lii Wow of tn
axiom, ,6Alus lopn't snpfema eX, u1ey @ GU
much longer Insist OIL immunity from
*'sWeeplug REFORM"
AZ 70 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
a few words will suffice, They have n
doubt been useful In tho past " measis I
them many persons l.nve been lifted out {
tho class of pnnpers, have Learnt to !al,t
! truly and got their own living, hhYe Pc
], substantially advanced In lfe, alld sometime
raissd to d position OF competence OF weaitl
now SS Is, h'' that appreTttcesiiseiarities.
: at present constituted, are obsulet
and that the trusts under which: they nEe s, ~
I 1nin!stered are adapted to state OF fhtn'
!: = But, even Il pprenticeship-chnr!tles o
T practically dead ii the letter, they may st
! 20 made T. iys in h, Tx spirit Al is they H. f.
+ ii ii,dustries a great deull i sald ubout I
j need nf technical education, larro aEe fnn
= Of q partially educational Character, Whie
Z t. ~ Theres s"i is q feaf tt,at lie sprc'
" Of ,elucat!oa among tie n.asses "
{ tend pn4uly to ineIrvse IL. tlle sHpI 1pI
o. e'ld writsrs T. set estcantIs IDG G3.,ses % Or y il
= = a reform ct Apprenticeship lrchar!tirs mlg
/. be effected rs would counteraGt t1lls tei
easy by prsylns ps s,ops op9,t4fnl!leg fra! puSe Ell,
4 muntary schools to become skilled ast!sa
E Of to aeQulre suet psnetlcal knowledge
:. would qualify them to asslst In, a'ltl sol
!; tInles To improve, tho processes Ut arts' III
:; inXs & n!d ~ manutaEetuses' u e
Il CHARITIES FOB ALAsFoLE Anp PRasloNE
h.! TheSa are numerous In noat pnrts Ok