The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-11-18
M'KINNEY

McEtsNEY Nov. i7,-lspsclal The
touuh days session Of the Norlh Tsxss
ohnlcreRoe was maialy devoted 20 reports o
mlnisters. These reports generally *.
n'nNtu healihy progress aud iUtrtlss ~
| mem ees'hip A dressrs were delivered b.,
ne bishop, Rgy. z 3. Smith, nt J.H Ne
GMn, pr a, II. Snihmlsnj aed othen oi
ne missionary cause. Tor ortow III,
! nulniis OF lhr various churches win tif, d
by visiting olergymen,
Inc ooard o UnucaextensiN Nn has reetiv.
eu hy donaiinn iron ihis copieteuee 81 100.
The aEst smeut Is 81 go
hr u Mcintosh wii c3nduct ebit-
20 SUNDAY school service Jo-morfoW
bors Monday.
Btsuop Z rker Is a most excelleutpresId.
,ns ulheer. No by.play cMt-chAt NO, al.
a meeting 10 consider iho osuse oreduc,
'iop, w2s eeld last nirbt addr tsed by pf
A Haywood ard others
DR. HAYGnop's ADDRESS.
Dr' Haygood spoke on the general sub.
iect OF chrs,iAn eGucG,ian. in ao,sgT.
nized the idea that common schools. e6n.
uuc'ed ny state authority Leads 10 urbc.
liei Higher education without Christ
/ does brgcd race ot infdsls Toe history
OF teducltion confirms the statement, IL Il
not ~ The teaching Of ftha the "three Ri.n
That there Is opportunity torteaohlnR either
religious or uh0eliri; this 0upofOluity
comes when the student enters e,hics. met
sphyslcs and history. It, @ rmaAy iuhiel.
ny dld not arise IN the common schools
hut IN the gymnasium and university. Al
this time am not discussing the state mi.
sity but the duty OF the church
HNsh tIs4.rl 49, ~
versity OF her own For whatever NAV be
true OF subjects not discussed here tonight
this Is true beyo question: Higher tdu
eaton without Christ, does breed race oil
inhdels, The church should net oppise
common schools supported by the stats,
For, itsi, the church has no substitute for
the state system. second. the state sys en-
Is thd American system, and IL has come
10 stay We will not Glance
facts by theories; the common
sch1"l Is here and the ohurch
should make ;1e nostO u. The speaker
said that he had been charged VITA iacon.
sisiency in that ten years ago he had made
speech opposing the common school.
Such criticisms az Of small momsut, many
things be once believed 10 hs true he does
not now btlieye, A wan who thinks and
recogDizas facts must modify many opln.
ions. His platform nov IL; A sysioni of
public schools that provides Opportunity
for primary educAlion for every child Of
eyeft ra3e N the republic. as 10 questions
incidental, as the reading ofthe Bible In the
public schools let them be determined BY 10.
cal authorities. There is more danger OF
Capitalization at the state olpitola Ia their
relation TO municipalities than OF centrali
ouon NJ Washington in relation 10 state
goyernments) Let the church provide
college and university education and keen
! the state In the better establishments of
the common schools, The church wants
colleges not o rear up preachers but pree en-
ers, teacher, lawyers doctors, farmers, ar.
4 tisans The speaker congratulated reSasop
her opportunity TO make grand system Of
| public schools and the Texas conferences
0n their harmony Of Views AS TO the South.
/ we tern Upiyeuiiv. He expressed hia
/ qualification that the system OF oo-educs
/ tion had been adopted at Georeetowp and
/ expected the best results.
/ The a'dfess oi this eloquent speaker was
| frequently interrupted by appliance.
rHE JOHN D SLATER FUND
Dir. John i. Slater, oi Norwich. Connecii
ont about two yea ngo savn ne uuli0p
3 dJlitis, the interest ui winch Gtd b0us5d
/ 90 forward The Chris Gan cuucntion Of the
| LACEY emnrc.Datrd people ot the southern
| siatOs.n The words iuuunaton me taken
| FROM Mr Skaters deed ci pit OF ths
i fund vh.ch yie'di about 500 C00 uer au.
num Ntv Dr. Auicns q HNg1.d. pg,s.
| dent of Emory College, Oxl a.. Grot.
gi1, ~ tbs general agent While
Iiu Texas he viii visit thr
| leading schools Tor the education of tho
calo5ed people. The great otjyc. of thi,
I state iund Is 20 prepare teachers amour the
coloret people for their own race The
I board 0ftrust corhues iis appropriations ~
| institutions thet couple industrial training
with education in BOOKS. senator ColQnti
OF Georgia, aud Rev, Dr. Boyco LEADING
Baptist minister Of Kentucky. ore the
southern members Of the board oftrust.
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