The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-27

At the recent meeting Of tn Georgia
Teac ers' Ass citation in Athens, Hoa. W
Y. a kinson announced that atthe summer
session of the legislature he would intr ducs
a bill T. provide al industrial SC DOL 70
girls. a good many Of the Georgia news
papers have had S netting to say concern
ins Alr. AtAnson's proposed bill, and thus
far, without except u, hey have ap-
proved it.
/ Is grea y t. the credit Of this state that
it has a school Of technology for boys. Mr..
Atkins ID those who az ee witt him
co end that manual training is as neces-
sary for grls as for boys, and they have
very good reasons for taking that position.
The mum @ of women in this country who
have to ca n their own living is very large.
In 1850 It was 100000. Georgia has very
fair proportion Of them, and si4ce it is
harder probably for a woman tina for a
man to earn living. woman should re-
ceive at least as much hello as a man il her
efforts to fit herself for the battle Of life.
Mr.. Jacob Tome, OF Maryland, has given
a large sum for the esta olishment in that
state Of an industrial school for boys and
girls In Philadelphia a CO nmittee of the
toard Of educa .iol has reported f .vorably
a resolution extending to the girls the same
advantages for manual training enjoyed by
the boys Of the high school Of that city.
Manual traini & for girls is no new thing
in this country, and the idea is steadily be-
coming more popular.
While Mr.. Atkinson may not succeed in
having his bill passed by this legislature,
he will at least set the people to thinking
upon this important subject, aid his bill.
or one having in view the same object
may be passed by som future legislature.
Cornell University owes great deal to
Mr.. Henry w. Sage, a millionaire If Itnica,
y. Y It is stated that at ferelt times
Nr. Sage as given $4,000 il cash to
Cor ell. besides paying counsel in clse ia
which the university was interested. His
latest gift is of $4,000. Il is an endow-
ment fund for a library. Mr.. Geo-g |.
Senev, Of New Yors, ave a very hand
some 81 to Wesleya Fe male College in
this state, some Years ago, and now there is
a "Ssney day. at Wesleyal-a day en-
which the pupils lake part N prog ms
in 71tp- NJ II Seney, aud on which Pres
ident Bass makes speech about Mr.. SeIsy
There is no doIb. that dr. Seueys gift Is
apprec aUed BY Wesleyan. In fact, the
gratitude Of CJraell ID Mr Sage is no
greater tlal that Of Wesleyan to ,Ir.
sc .ey. sltuousl Sir. Seney's gift was small
compared vi u hr. ) ge's. Northern mill
ioaaires frequently give large sums TO
northern COZ sges. There are not many
million Tres IN the south. ald some 4 5ae
southern college, have hard struggle for
ex.ta &c. SO e day or other, hoveve r, the
south will have peaty Of mill mares. and
sou ner4 colleges VIII be remembered by
them
The Chicag3 Eueniag Journal calls itself
"a leading exponent o, republican p.liJu
in the nortlwe,r,n and it proceeds {, voice
repub lean opinio in he northwest by he
claring that no more territories nus. be adj
mittsd into tn JniJn OF states AL $, It is
known I'd 10 they viii uo5 20 denocrltic
The rec democratic victory in Mona a
Is what has excited hs Ere ing JJuraul.
and that ne wspaper is 90 muca excited tat
it talks soou, preve ltins " nntana from
being al u.ttei. IL "a s: 1T may b.
pleaiel that the tiue has pissed by waen
the question Of al nitlg Montana in the
union couli b. rec)asdsrsd. Tais is al
error. The President ne d not bs IN hast.
in issuing is pr Ga nation after the pre-
liminary proceedings shall be impeted,
an congress may then be in session, with
power o. correct the error that was COM
m.tled in re alton 30 the adm s,ion Of Il n-
tana. II is ever too at, 10 retrice a false
step No doubt N MA will get In. aud
It is 10 be hop.d, for the GOOD Of ths TN
try, tla iJ vi Ds De- cratic a.e after
I toe iasuI5n Of Tuomls j II rs5ls d.a,t-
( racy. The antics of tlo Er'ahig Jotraoi
/ are anus <.
GOV. Foraker again IA olucas that be D.
not cAndll4'e for re-uami IatlDl. bufthar.
Is methlug pe.u.lar abolt the auu0l e.
me-. Tor i.sia e.. 100 n s-s by sayl g
81 am not candidate against anyone
am DONG nothing 10 nro note my p3mIan
d t0l.' EIs opening sente tis: 81 am 0
"a eand.dat Tho impression IL 10 thal
helsy ~ aluDg f9r Dol. trends r. no ce'
tpe Dom. a 20 us.u uim, iH bis friend
J as tsAl-Z s.els ~ tBaL direction.