Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-16
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mate RELATIONS Win tch'b'i' '''' l''
p!. The following are the noVerEors
irws on the subject OF
EDuCATIOH.
In the matter of education, ! most
,I-rT,u.Iy concur in the suggest. ons OF
my pIDd.rrs,ur - 81 t1e manner OF III
,. ,.v1us ~, school Fund, whereby tie
free sChoui :. stom would be teuutfe
more efficient, and earnestly recomm mend
tnatsuch ample appropriations De mahe
"A will promote aud establish "A morr
| liberal and higher standard OF ednca-
tion among our citizens generally.
| trust that this legislature viii COZ
slider well the present AMI future @"' ~
ton of large class OF persons. VINO,
by the Constitution OF the Ohl.ed
states, are clothed with the fuI. rights
OF citizenship. Whatever may be
thought of the propriety OF these
amendments, they have long sIure Ne
,cume parts Of our common coLsfitu ''oh,
| ther,t,re. those who have been thus
| made citizens are entitled TO the protec'
ton and benefit. which the law OF the
land coufers upon other CITIZENS.
As citizen, they Will continue to exer'
else the privileges OF tre-mrn, ana the
great question, tor All lovers OF gp"d
Government, Is to TefolNt upon "hd'
best qualities for the proper ulscharet
OF their duties to society and the state.
Whether ignorance Or intelligence Is me
basis. admits Of 10 doubt, and III thu
lenlpnteued age OF development anc
. proyress, pubic OpiuioD, founded OF
/ ..t mi Mt "A
adiu,ted system Of Free Schools, rs one
OF the best safeguards of lie, liosrl,
and proper y, and tho many u1esslns
that come from their Enjoyment. W ha
the state regards AZ good and esstI TIA
for ono class Of citZena, 1T should 10
all,
We believe he almost general opinion
|tLrough0ut the State IL IN favor 81 III
establishment Of separate schools, Il
the only Just ard proper s;s',m Tor It.
Education and best Iuteststs u tot
races, aud the opposition most emphat
ic and pronounced against WhtI ar
termed mixed schools, undcr any an
all circumstances. OWING to tie cVI
dem .ntuiIly u tLe.Cyj0red people
. the State, 81 Lhclr own means, u Iuf'
. l"L al mug Il4N' i'i ''N.'. ~ .
t. their children, the Std,e, IN the &c
wisely gave her aid, aud hope an
# : CJluurnc, gentlemen, that ilb"rdl al
q .re.OI+ assIs.arC" III be Ailll lHitht
rendered. trust and believe that 80
W. consider u-.l ne yiJ"ct in view.
! On the su' Jet Of Temperance II
- Governor IeCOBDends a strIngeu
license law uue that can be cntotcs
: and not reuIalu dead letter upOu Tn
Sta'u,e books as the best remedy I,
+, controlling the evils resu Ting frof
> < the use Of Intoxicating liquors. b
also recommends a moro stringent Ia
to punish the bribery OF voters
;, elections, tho Prescott law being i"ts
u and detective. He feCOmmfEda II
e. repeal OF lns ~ inform Ballot Law,
ben wing II be lI,adoqualo iur T.
NJ accompaniment Of me purpose a
INF enactment
~ Tho Governor says tho Gr1ls ir.rff
he fees in the davelUwntuL ,."' ruu
ing up IT he aRG.aI. IuTA., nduIit' u
iny AID meon&u0cH 'gte.es , % Il
a., STATE cuu prIs lin 10 urP' u'lH l1r"i
mend Tie pa-rua, q law oIg"'''.
IN EoaTi ii Imu1Ba ct1.ttt 49,.
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yll.,.. .uur. Il al.,., .1l.l'!'. ''r 81
r. Ia..-. 70 ru.u The Bar" VII rely I
; c.jGrin .",h Md ntcrt'ty- IT.
ut icgIraI-a.t.. b. 6urit d.
IT, GyyngLDr CDngratuIalr- is !!
30 low clD.lens upon the srrS sa|''a'.n
- t,yuGi lion Of tn6 liHauces Vt tan .",o
lan,y aumr,IsJertd by 'hc STAT IRE.
4 ,rl II. a.sO u"arGIy cnuCaI. Ia