The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-08

gradually Wid"uu% t!Icir field q! jnju-
eucc, uuiii iu.,iHy cri!oH,a ike Nc"
berry lit Iuru tor many higher and
most useful walks ~ life. The rcOuD-
mic doctrine that has lcd to the cNis-
tcnrc Of the "Lilerary College," is IL
sound rs the b:sc Of tic ;;iue Ridge. But
We have now new doctrine, as some
think though IT too Is old. The new doc
trinc is that the best educntiun Is that
which develops the head, The hand and
the heart simultaneously ana harmoD-
iDlisly. In this definition, you see that
the head stands fer all that j. intellec-
tiul, tic hand for all that j. nractl"nl,
and the heart for all tIat Is good, with
in US. Surely lhls Is cOUIUiUn ground
upon which all liberal men may stand.
The management Of Clemson College
and, indeed, all Of It's friends, believe
That there il room for such all lHdtIslrlhi
school us llils, without aniugunlIlnH ~
any way the aims ana the Interest "f
existing schools. IL has been admitted
us true. as often HI the assertion has
been made, that the South nreda To hc-
come II manufacturing people. We
psun our prosperity very largely upon
one croD, and We are the only people III
history who have not under n 'one-
coop" system, had frequent l"mines
at least ns often us this ono crop has
failed. Cation never makes less t,Ihh
half crop; aud, hence, our r'lIarkahI"
immunity from the "alamill's ni star
vation. I'm the North aud In Europe
industrial education has long hern the
sull led pntlry; and dnrtrIn" ~ OLD rs
lhe''Irwish lace, has obtained there 80
firmly, that tho father feels that he
must zee loit that his son lrarns trade
while he is learning his books. Gen.
Francis 4. Walker, President of The
Massachusetts, Institute nf Terhn"!nSy,
recently said, in substance, that II he
did not hrllevr that The school over
which he prrSldrs gives Il young man
better facilities for successful living
than the old education, he would resign
his place. President Jordan, Of the
Iceland Stamford, Ir., University OF
California, one nf the E.ost admirably
e0uippcd industrial Institutes OF this
country ana one that Recently opened
with livA hundred students ANA was
forced To turn OF many more, has tm-
phatically endorsed all that Gen. Wal
ker has said. And President Gilman,
of the !ohns Hopkins University, the
greatest literary school IN America, has
admitted that We must Nllnw the tnrre
of the positinn taken 10y the presidents
ahoys named. In the face at such tea-
tjmouN, ono must he careful IN the Use
of language and in the eNerr,su nt luiE-
meut, when he asserts that IN nn'h
schools Ms llen,snn Nlere is M 9""d,
III were asked what do our young
men and women need that they 1t" not
now get in their education" would
answer they need tn he more h"""@'
Racou has said that "Ednraiinn Is
nower." Nut education tn tie ~ power,
must NOT un,v drvrlnp all the powers "t
the mind, il must equally train the
haui iNr the execution W the nlnd ;
hest auI most useful thoughts,
Again, il should I've the duty ot edn-
cation ~ help the hny dHtermine tNr
himself that VOCATION IN lille tnr whlth
he is best suited, The individuality NJ
the boy counts tW much IN the proper
systeTa nf instruction. Life Is tNn short
ami ar, tow diversified lo l,NSe the best
par; IT Nur's life, hetnre hr puistH the
crucial test the peculiar bent Ht his
faculties.
Axaiu, ii is often asserted that Scnth
(AN>(uA pNs>ssSes a Wealth W Na!nAN'e
| ha\i wN'as that only need the inNa>l"N
ot the artisan and his axe ~ rHnNevt
them into >rtinlss VI uSe, HsA0tN ana
comfort, What steps have We hereto
| fnra takeu ~ UtiltAs this rich bounty
| from M&tul<'S SlNvesH 4 NWv Nwn sNn>
are not trained tn this work, tVNsn wal!n
NAV We eNpSrt hslW
M&nv nlNrH Are the prNnAi>;,S THAI I.l-
dus;yial educAiiNn hN!i> ru; ~ NS, hOi
| this Article is AtNNAaN tNN iNNS
| In conclusion, allow nee t" SAY that
when ,leu,snn opens, amt gets down
to hANl, steady, NygAMiGtA M"rS, the
ps,nple Of the State should rHHH ANN
| sex kW themselves what have AHW
! hNl EainI(N YNTtrANed.
& ". WNI<N.