The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1891-02-04

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4 establish a grr.t ffe. .eh-sE - 49,.
1 w so a~e 10 teach Ta5s II ,., -
I People an, 10 b.ar ,hetr <hz-.-.,, 60.
ton. ana then the school oa..hf =, -,
+ open 70 all alike lie rerltel To Mr Ur.5ry
/ and SAID that htS observation w. thst
/ the University has as eAts:eues h..,.gse
+ lt byiu.s ,.tucat4oa L. la,S who 80, -,
/ nowhere else In opening The aa4re
! alone 10 peor girS. M Pffchart-
| argument Is >pe,lou. ana puts = h.lf,o
| Of poverty upon those who enter fb.
/ school | believe that Nj Sn,t.,.-s
! Amendment j. AN ius,,tt p, ,l.... ...,-t.
| pr IL vr,r,, afI WANT D., ..4r,tt..1
| she want to teach b, n -,tt.,,..
amendment she Is eaUlpsll..l r., t.4-h
| long.
| would connect the pirl'. hF., ,.,t,.r,..,
| with the best Interest ~ tha Sts,a y
| she wants u marry niee fellow like Mt
| Skinner or Mr. Eav, lct her 90 IL. and
not feel bound by contra, 90 teach.
| Mr. Jones sent forward u letter A.
| written by constituent in Wake
| county-a Young gIr! ~ Wake-gho
| wrote IN the Progressive. Farmer A. fol
| lows:
| kALEIdli. \. C., Dec. 1890
| At the State Fair OF 1859 offered 70
to sell to the highest bidder a nnilt
| which | made when Was seven yr.rs
Old. the amount 10 be put IN Savings
| Bank 10 help build an industrial tralnIue
college for the white eifls OF the state OF
North Carolina. was much discourar
cd that did not get bid on nv qullt a,
the Fair. SO mamma gave me three dol
lars far - IN which a3d oua talt.r
making four dollars. aud depo.it for the
above mentioned purpose. II j. a small
amount, but AS | am a poor glrl hope
like the widows mite, it viii be count.
ed as much Il is all have and made
1t myself MAY much bc added To il aud
NAV We soon have "A n1urishtng indus
trial training college for glrls in this our
beloved state. And,if may uggest. let
the generous hearted nr H. L. Aber-
nethy be made President
WILLIE htC- BuEFALuT
Mr.. Williams. of lrede.I. SAID that
those who opposed this bin were charged
with being against education We are
not against educatiou-but ". want al
ucatiou better among the common elias
ses. We have enough good teachers .u
nv county, aud we do not want to take
the money from the children for apy
purpose however good
Sentiment in Raleigh has been work A
up IN favor of this bill. There has been
Il great deal Of lobbying here for it.
Mr.. Jones, OF Wake, replied and SAID
that Raleigh did not want the school.
He and his colleagues favored its going
anyw here, and we Will wish Gods bles.
sings upon 1t If it goes to Iredeli and Ex-
Speaker Leazar is / -esideut of the
school.
Mr.. Williams replied that, If estab-
lished, he would like to See it located in
Raleigh but that he believed he rep
resented three fourths his constitu-
ents when he opposed this bill, which
his duty and convictions compel
him to do.
Mr.. Brinson got the attention at once
by saying: ''to be or not 10 be the qucs-
ton" The object Of this bill Is not only
to teach the teachers. but the real object
is make better system that VIII
reach every poor girl. | have b en stu
dying the educational problem. He OPP
posed Mr. Pritchard'a amendment, aud
pointed out the great need Of better
schools and stated that this bill would
be OF great advantage to the little chll-
dren.
Good teachers have TO undo what was
done wrong Too many teachers leave
bad mark on the chili's mind He made
earnest and forceful plea for the passage
of the bill and said that its failure would
bring sorrow Of many hearts. To The
Alliance stands behind US, and be read
the resolution passed by the State Ali
ance IN AshevIlle demanding the cstab
lishment of a Training school. An ALI
anceman has to turn his back upon the
demt OF his order to oppose this
bill.
Mr.. Cover, OF Johnston, said that tins
bill had great deal wider scope than
merely to teach teachers but also to give
them broader training.
Mr.. Ray, Of Macon county, replied TO
Mr.. Jones :. said he opposed taking
the money from the chIldren-a fund
that should be Is sacred as the ark of the
covenant. The proposed school cannot
reach the children. If the aEnedment
Of Mr. PritchaId Is adopted the bill viii
be worthless. ltput the badge OF paurer
ism. like the mark OF Cam npon the brow
OF the women who 20 out OF the college
The Alliance never demanded OF us to
put our hands IN the pockets Of the chil-
dren IN order to help the women Every
thing depends upon the education OF tne
women. DO not object 10 the amount
appropriated oppose 1t because 1t
opens door Tor other money: Inc OBJ
!co' "'uit 10 sood "h' - ~ - "
s. ~ =. 40 -. ~
"o ~ " tdh0 ~ itoIn 'ii0 0iiiNieH ~
eStapiish TINS scuooi.
Mr. AIe4"hder' WIZ p'ea7dI' anu
SION 20 the 'ihnarfled men VINO ., had i IA
toreo 'he Iiii, adSoca'ei tne on: ~, i"o
years ago heipeo 70 oeleat ON Siinl-
ial 70 'hls BECAUSE 'nat oli pfo'lu.' u
educate Doys anu STi5 dliAe. iiFof
tnla OH because II speciaIiy promotes
| that the money can be used alohe for
| girls. Without an educated vonanhood
We Will never rise to the highest stand
| ard. see that our State Is behind IN