Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-12-22

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seachlhg' ne tnoushi tnere shoulu DC
less use OF the text BOOK ana more of
original illustration on the part of the
teacher.
lie would like to see more elementary
SCIENCE aup ht and tntig ht m rn
He said that in England a certain district
or hundred employs a master of physics,
who had his horse and wagon, with COM
plete set of scientific apparatus. lie would
drive around to each school, giving each
half day, making the circuit In two weeks
Professor Beckwith of Delaware Col
lege, was the next speaker. He took up
the topic of "lntcnsiye Farming" He
illustrated the term by speaking of the
trucker raising three crops of celery in
the same year on the same piece Of ground
He thought that such farming would
soon be necessity. A certain plot of
land within the city limits of New York
rented at the rate of S2l7 per acre. 1t was
put in truck and made to pay handsome
profit. The speaker thought good deal
might be done in that direction. The last
speaker was Principal Goldey of Whining
ton Commercial College He took the
opportunity to demonstrate that bust
ness education is as necessary for the farm
lad as for others. If he is to be success
ful farmer he must know how to conduct
his form on business principles.
The following resolution was passed
That this Grange calls upon ali members az
our order in this state TO aid our worthy over
seer In his efforts as chairman Of the Delaware
coinmlhee o. the Mofias talr 70 obtain a
1911 ~ ", eAh.nts " n assva aus ttth pro-
uuese ior tne DeH."ate bu'luihs ~ ChltaBo'
On motlOn OF Mr.. Slaymaker the reSO-
luton was unanimously adopted
David /. Murnhey in snnakin,, nm ndu-
cational matters snib fhat III iarE sGn,s Al.
EllhlstIatioll tne sum Oh S'ouuV lad come
from the general government lor sch0Ol
purposes. This was given on condition
that it be returned on demand. Ii was not
returned by the state. and the government
osvcssrJ 10 ,nc,,Is fnr liz S,,,o,,nt /.
had been eoilaltv divided in the tn
counties but when the people were assessed
the government charged S25.UDO for col
lecting the money, and New castle county
property owners paid 500 ON0 of the 500,
900. Mr.. Murphey held that the State had
not been generous to the schools.
Worthy Secretary Saedcrs made his re-
port at the evening session, giving a show.
ing of the subordinate oranges. The
membership Is as follows Union, number
OF members, "A; Diamond state, AL; Hook.
essin, 81; Newark, 40; Milford, IL; SUNNY
Side, 40; Port Penn, 80: Center, II; Har.
mony, 81; West Brandy wine, l3q: Fruit.
laud IL; Capital 2s; Harrington, a
Trophy, so, Little Creek. Is. Laurel Is
Seatord. SO; Midland, 35, Evergreen, 26
Fairmount, Is; Washington, 4; New
Castle, 70; GumbUro "A. Total, Nl0
The following resolution was presented
by John J. Rosaand unanimn nsly adopted
WHEREAs, change having been ordered Il
INV ne rea,s ~ r. Tup geserS
WaEREAs Apr.li,i9nrr, isi,0yS eT}tIsi - ran
RESERVATION in tie Presidents CABINET, and :
WHEEEA., The Hon. W. II. Hatch Eus Away
been ardent and erlclont In the interest o.
ag p!I therefore r.,.
STATE airnre M IN W. nnai " a ciwar,
earnestly re,,est the rrsaient.nieci t,,n Ite"
Grover Cleveland, TO fayurubiy consider Id,
name Of the Hon. W, Ii. HaIJh for secrctar!
Of Agriculture.
AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION.
Professor Bishop presented Tic renort d
the committee on education lie divide,
his report into tw0 heads. nWGvl, ATri
cultural Ednratiun Needed % Aid "N.Ea
Should That Education ljc@'i
In the course Of his statement he said
THE style Of education prevalent 10 year
ago certainly did not help one who wantc
to be a farmer, With theuew system q
education this condition is changed III,
courses of study are now offered winch 4
man for almost any Inc Of work he ma
wish to purguen Professor BiEhop hi
particular stress upon the advantage 4
Delaware College As an agricultural INST
tuition.
Tie paper on animal Diseases. rrn
by Professor A. T. Spale, was referred /
the committee Oh legislation, Which wi
report the suggested legislation
Errrrroy or ofrrrpps
ne e!eetloh o. olnGeTS resulted rs 10
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