The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1886-07-15


ru-t h. tNe rrslfvr combination IF the
..rs-tlea5 V5th Theoretical
I.r5.tie.s. t4Ua have real ed hasa tr-lf has.
and leuce thers has spru"-c 9ts .e.lt5 s1r.z Sc
.If ST. made men Friends If book eff9-
ltt5ru have Hit aIxayS realized them. and
Aeue5 huye hot gained tAeir confidence.
r.th.r hHt+ Inspired ,listruSt ar b1,9 de
s.a4t- ,is ot the utma@, Importance.
t.r he good If 1uf State that iHe stay6-
dates Of boon yJ4C&tl4u AMI IL bauj edu-
cation shalt come together auG rEll to
1ejGar. Anl i'll order 10 t!o tL.~ ta.y mast
aalee-t.,uG ONE another
I'd = Uot fair fo compare an uuiearuefl
uau ~ good muG and good sense WIth a
learned m#u IF crUIoA1ttl mind and bad
~en@e itir -eu~e 81 tgc first viii -aiu a
Mea~,lIe g. ~uree~-, Notwithstanding ms
ignorance IAe Want ut -ca~c Of tac other
viii bTug Hm L. grief with all his learn
lHg Gave the education vt books - Il
practical man of sound Judgment aud
then watch the result 1t Will he us il has
htpVcued everywhere. lIiS education will
a"unie his power and double his success.
Ght'.t Justice Ratfiu, of North Carolina,
WcuE from The 5s nca to become a leading
farin"i ~ Ai~lnAt ce- know no better
lt1iu -, Met~4"nt> and n tuufacturera an
N9itl tdfotlnt than some University
- - i'' '''N'-'' w ''4' '''''A'N'i
= tnrtln cultivation IN Norfolk, which
y made LHga' wealthy, Was Il suce 5
iul statesman b, fore he became Il farmer
Coke, OF llo!hhtm, afterwards Earl Of
1 ice9ter, one of The best educated me'i "A
ftng aud, took possession OF his estates IN
= 1rt Tx, "A poor, sandy country, where. as
ne says, Two rabolts eouid be fonnd quar-
felihS over the same blade OF grass, ana
py Wise rotation and fertilization made it
one OF best farms OF the world, model
tor the agrlculturlsts OF all lands And
on Inq'ury We VIII learn this significant
tact that the George Stephcnsons and
Cornelius Nanderbllts-thesem men who, by
genius and "illpoWer, force their way, III
spite Of earl. Disadvantages, to high places
take care 10 give to their own children
the b,>l education tee country affords; and
the Sir ltobtrt Stephensons and llllam
~ Nandt rbhtN, perhaps WITH less genius
man lhtf iathcr>, surpass Their attain
ments.
indu>'iiai SCHOOLS.
am friend to industrial schools
believe that hand education Is good ad-
unct to head education. DeNteri.y Of
manipulation, accuracy OF eye, sensitive
ness OF touch, agility and strength should
be taught III all schools from childhood
up, from the kindergarten to the Cnivef-
sIfy. ne student should be trained TO use
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The Danger OF Universal Suffrage.
Universal suffrage problem
\ large mass Of ignorant voters leads to
one of three results. Either their conf
dence must be gained by the ruling classes
or there will be bribery, or deception, or
lntlmldatlon- These last lnJure the cor
rupter as well as the corrupted; the brIbe
giyer as we'll as the brlbe-taker This
great p:oblem needs careful. con cicntious
study
There are other problems of great mag
nitude awaiting us-such as the necessity
Of diversifying our employments by the
Introduction OF manufacturers, the regula
ton Of the railroads, which are the high
ways OF the country bl-metallsm, the
noSta1 sxotan, tbe basis of thn ,,+;onal
NOV, ,,,,,1t faaa pro,aro - ,,9at ,l ~
dif4io,lt;as af tho fntII,.a 1r;t1 t+(toll;I,n,la
u;tb oonra4,o With Honesty No III man
vii soon 1eavo tba Sbinof State 10 ha
manarad hv Won IF tho olorious fahr;c
shall IN 1ndiminisbed ever-increasing