Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-18

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any fear AZ HAVING 10 depart ahHfafFoms
eaat 3isastf6as aMitMsinna and riots are
mas instiaAsed and carried On b. the
graduates % onF pa5llo schools. Grand
Meatar WoTkman F0w9eFay. VITO Il
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wfth al aha strength of bis RKeaf mind
aeainst She falss i6aaa af many within
iis ranks. il az iiIaassioas example Of 8
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arfsen from other aharea b. "a eRpFes-
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and unequal saxatien. hs required %
snaud faw yeats Ia cur public seho7ln,
where iha FTlneiDlsa q civil govern
mena, political aaonomy and universal
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@ one yaaFa ID 6nla ouaufRg, tbs o0ndi-
ton Plaasd upon q nasmFal bern eiti9en
bafars Ne woaid be RlWen She elective
wonid b driven far fFom the1x
lhouRhts.
sTaxpaysrs calls the high sshool
''iuxuKY -pie snd nice thfnRs, 30 be
tAken for dessert after The eveaing meal.
Il
eaten In ths rosy m0rniuq 20 neurish
paFtaker IN bis noble iaboEs of the day.
he Gays We afe TOO y0ung and poor to
maintafn q high school. By the var,
the wesd high sohooi IL misnomeE--
primary. grammar and high aFs al In
eau1sd ID khe word public school, ingfi-
tntsons beiow The university.
Let AZ search she Eeoegds to Sc how
saFiy in her exisfenae she good old Bay
Stata, either the native Or ad0pted homo
Of Adams, Hancock, Webster, Evefesl,
darFis0H, Phillips, bamneF, Mann, and
Q host Of other great minaa who have
done muFs for ahe eanss Of liberty aud
the people than the eoneregaasd Wis
dom Of any other portion Of the Uaited
States hfiy times IS iaFga, provided for
higher Instruction. By she usss Las Of
AtA0 MAtAa30HAt
acted ia f6f7, every town containing ona
hnndrea families o. householder was
required 30 set up q grammar school, y
whass master Ahoald be ssahle 10 in
afFuot gouth 90 far As they may be fitted
Tor shs nn.vsrslsy.s Thst va twsntV-
seven years after the landing Of the
pilerims. The ohildren 81 oar oitv
have had she advantage % free instrue-
ftae4t - AZ k9ahaa kt.~.s1ks.n n4..a. 1890
shout tWenty seven years since the
landing Of the iifst asislers Ia Seattle.
Lei es keep p1ce with grand old Aassa-
ennaasta, and In time the coRnoman Of
our fair city will be changed from
"Qoeen City" 10 sThe Athena of the
| paoiGe,n as Boston Justly claims he
name the nAthene Of America"
Taxpayer" says. "Why should that
tthe University not be The High school,
not only Of seattle bus Of tie whole
IeKKitoFfP fa times paaa the uniseF-
slty was the High SehOoi Of seattle.
Tbs eEy raised ~ former legislators
was, Way appropriate she Territorial
fund for She support Of she Seattle High
Soho0if fEhey did not appropriate. J
Last January dnring the visit Of ssEaFai
Of The legislators fFom east 81 tie
mountains 10 cur city they we're shown
The Seattle High School and cur ane
school buildinqa. Thay we're then
shown the CniVarsity and thsir atsan.
ti0n vas called % les oFumhlina walls.
They returned 20 the Capital ana voted
for tAe most liberal appropriation the
University has ever roeeivea. They
bad been convinced that the University
vas noa the Seattle High school, there.
fore not sectional IL is benefits.
Friends Of the University (oouns me "a
one Of your nnmheRl. do away wfsh the
Seattle High School, thereby giving oar
next Legislators the opportunity b raise
the old crY, and it viii be good bye 10
any further appropriations.
IL we're 30 offer any criticism upon
the University 10 you'd Be the very
point Taxpayer" has made against 4.
q Il The Territorial High school. That
u the reason why one 81 the Regents { 4
fact stated BY "IaxpayeFs) sends Sic
daughter 20 California 20 be educated
and his s0n 20 another institution.
Wken she University Is made q univer-
sity In fact. children from eVerv part Of
the Territory viii be found within les
walls completing their edueatioa.
haveawFttten more aboat the High
school than aooat She proposed tax.
have dane this for the reason that ~rax.
payer, Aftes mentioning she ten thou-
sand dollars Immediately turns upon
the High school, ~ though Il we're tbe
sole cause Of tbs demand for che TAI.
Has Taxpayer ever inquired into the
expense % TIE Seattle High 6ohool, and
estimated the additinnat cost Il IL % our
school syatemR Twelve kuudred dot
laFai Jnat think Of lei afasp wear
money BAGS isghtlyl Twelve hundred
dollars additional annual gxnense Mi