Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1889-12-05
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cral that he ada some plan by which he
can, upon thu basis of III reporisto tho de-
partmcnt and uf frequent inspections, Judi
cate the rcl i've merit OF pos masters OF
each class. Tiny Will DO appropriately ind-
Gated IN the official register aud report OF the
department. That proat stimulus would
thus he given To tho whole service do not
doubt, ana sOcha record would DO tho best
defense against removals FRI M Office.
Tho tHirrcst OF the general government In
tho education OF the people found an carly
expression not only in thoughtful aud eome-
times warning uterances OF our ablcst statcs-
mon, but In liberal appropriations from tho
common resources for the support or cduca-
lion In tho new states, No ono will deny that
u IL OF the greatest national concern that
those who hold the ultimate control OF al
public affairs should have the ncccs-
sary inieliiaoncv wisely 20 direct
and determine them. National aid
10 education has heretofore taken
The form of land grants, and IN that form tho
constitutional power OF congress TO promote
tho education of the people Ia not seriously
questioned, do not think IL can be success
fully questioned when the form Is changed to
that OF u direct grant OF money from the pub
Ito treasury. Such aid should be, as II al
ways has been, suggested by some cxcep-
tonal conditions, The sudden emancipation
at the slaves, tho bostowal of the suffrage
which soon followed, tho impairment OF tho
ability az the states where these new citizens
wero chiefly found to DO innjoQuately pro-
yidci with educational facilities, presented
not only exceptional hut uncxamplcd condi-
lions That tho situation haa been much
Amclioratcd there Ia no doubt, The ability
| aud interest OF tho states have happily In
creased but u great work remains TO be done,
aud think tho general government should
lend It's aid, As tho suggestion OF
national grant In aid or education grows
chiefly out OF conditions and needs
~ the cmanclpatCd slave and hts descend.
ants tho relief should, nv far ms possible.
While necessarily proceeding upon some gen
oral lines Ia be applied To the need that sug-
| pestcd II, 10 ~ essential, " much good be- nc
! complished, that tho sympathy and active In
tcrost OF tho states should DO enlisted and
that tho mcthods adopted should be- such M
Ia stimulate aud no, to suppunt local taxa
ton Tor school purposes, Al ono congress
cannot bind u euccrrdlug ono in such u ease,
| and ns the effort must In some degree be OK
pcrimcntal. recommend that any appro'
, printion for the purpose be 80 limited nm an
nunl amount, aud as 10 tho tlmO over which
u Ii TO extend IA will ON the ono hand giyo
local school authorities opportunity to mako
tho host uso OF tho first oars allowance, aud
on the other deliver them from tho tcmpta-
| ton 10 unduly postpone tho assumption OF
| tho whole burden themselves. Tho colorcd
| people did not intrudc themselves upon us.
| '''S "N'' ''''h'' "''N ~ '''s''' "'' 1000 ~
tho communities where they arc now
| chiefly found by cruel slave
code. Happily for both races they
arc now trec' Ihcy bhNc, from s'"nopoh'
| OF ignorance ana poverty "hon WIS our
| shame, not thetfs, made u remarhhbo no
vance W education ana III tho acquisition OF
| property They have NJ people shown
| themselves to DO friendly and faithful towards
| tho WHITE race under temptations o' tremenu'
| Gus strength, Thoy nave thclr foprosont
| nti'cs ~ the haiionhl cemeteries whc'o
| srentiu' government mas Ea,hc'eu ,he nshos
| OF thoso VINO diod III the ueicnSe' Ihcy hhVo
| furnished 10 our regular army, rep'monts
| mat nave won h'sh pr, no from ihe,r com
| nnndins ohccr Tor courage ana so''o'ly
| qualities hhd Tor iid'li'y to inc onistmcht
ohih' IN ciNil ll'c 'hey are 'hc 'nn ,o'"'s OF
thclf oonlhuh'hs' mhNlhp 'hcr lhh 'onWr
buttons 10 tue widening s'rchhs on proslsihy
which The communities arc receiving. Thoir
sudden withdrawal would stop production ana
brlng disorder ~ tho hohS'hoh' ochcraiiy
thoy do not desire 10 pult tneir nome ava
thtir employers fcsrht iho interference
tho emig,hl'on nseht VINO
seeks 10 stimulate sucl, desire
Hut mountaineering AL TINS, In many parts
OF Our, country where the co'ored population
Is large, the people ~ lhal race are ~ various
devices deprived OF any tncoiivo cNcrciso ot
thcir political rinlts. Thc wrong dbs not cN-
prnh Itself uhon Those whose Vo'es are sup
pressed. Eyniy '"hsthhoncV w .no un'o" W
wronRcd IL has been 'bo hope OF c'ory PIT
riot That scpsen Justice ami OF res ect Tor
HE law would work srhduil cure OF these
ilaginnt ctha. surely no ono suppo"es that
tho present can bc accepted IA y 'rnanc4M
cnhdi lon ~ ~ Is A'u tin, lhcsf W.
tics must work ont this pn"6T0n 'or 'hem-
SriNor we have a flght 70 ask WWthert hcy aro
az wo'k u 'oh w. DO hey suvs.-t any so','-
ti"n when and under what conditions Is tho
black man IA have a free bnllotf when "