Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-28
ScHooLMASTERS MEET,
Coontinued From Nc pasol

was Ia tbe thousand and one different
petitions that were sent into The lcgisla'
tire from Postum Trot and Greasy
Rock asking for all sorts OF things
unanimity would cause the right KIND oil
legislation.
troduced by President Putnam as man
who had become famous throughout the
Lone Star state as a friend OF education,
and who was ready to carry the banner
Of Advancement for his fellow men on
all occasions. Judge Blake was greeted
with hearty applause.
He was glad. indeed. TO be able TO LOOK
into the faces Of the very fine, Intelligent
and able bodied laughter) body Of ladies
and gentlemen whom he thought had the
cause Of education and advancement at
heart. tApplause.l He reviewed The
history Of Napoleon and Alahomet ana
said their zeal, their devotion, their ear
nestness and determination had made
their careers SO illustrious that Ii was
glorious whether victory perched on thelr
banner or disaster dragged them down
10 the bOttomless quagmifes of defeat.
The country school teacher had an army
10 command that for importance over
fhadowcd Napolron's as much ns Wash
ingt0n monument did hole In the
ground. daughter and npplnusel
The thought be wished TO bring out
was used under different circumstances,
indeed. but in convention, by o mora
or lees famous statesman What are
we hore fory' 0.aughtcrD There We're
some here 10 have o good time, but he
thought The great majority We're here TO
touch elbows with those engaged IN Gie
same warfare IN every portion OF tue
great state Of Texas. They would carry
The ideas culled from their fellows back
to the city and town and village aud
way out on the black. grassy prairie
4 I.... sa.a Hr.Hl
the minds Of the youths OF TIE stale
youths who would IN q very few years
take bold of the helm Of the snip of
state and would succeed their fathers
in every branch Of business.
In regard TO the present school syaiom
he said II was the duty Of the state aud
the nation 10 offer every induremcnt 10
the advancement Of their future citizens.
tApplnuseJ
Dr. Wcggcucr. president Of the State
university, was the next speaker. As hc
stepped forward he WIS greeted hy pro-
lunged applause.
iie wanted 10 say something of the
State university. In doing this ho would
necessarily br obliged 10 say something
Of education. lAppl8uscl they Wcro
one and iusepnnDle. tAppIauscD lie
W1n.d answer the question ul the speaker
Who had just closed "Whut aye we
here iurt' II was 90 discuss such Uup8-
venti,U
We was a gr,,t belioycr iu tho oll
order Of education He bad never seen
anybody or nnyhody'5 works that had
"-,t ii INN ~, -, ~, w
He did hot rlsl, cn,IWsisatiS5iIy. INK
the arms of ueW-fluged schemes. be-
durable
The youths " ihc country ehould he
Aa. .IH O. O.
tr',b bnac 1, ,ne i9 i,l., VI o.
van S,ort,I .i,iiI ,i ~, XXI, -, "L .'
r.,nerally riimb.j Nm III, p,ib, '' ~ az iif'
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vsei.hcJ MN siI' n.y. ''NT4R l'tu' Alu
rc16r Ia ci,n,s, S,',, ,,.,,, n'n "e WIS
1His kind OK culture mnkaa 4, gr,,t
nation To-. H'''
II 6nld Il tr,,, Yi,,t ,,.,,, ,.,. ,,
On StanpJ,, I't'' "'un may far
or the5r Je1d 49, A., i,t,.,,,. ,ti...Nr
NJ want Ia a,v ,yo 49,.
we can an ppint 40 1s ,ps MY, INV ,r
boiled all these yIrfuna HnI tssI. f.s
sensitive Cbrtstipn eniri, ,,,,, NV, 4
one of whom all tba Mi Nh, T,ii3" IVY,
This vna a man. '"'" '''
Who was beg
Who could he bn9
But Peerless n IL Ia, tr.a,. az,
plause) '''' "p
lie was glad o saw he tlpugbt A., 1,,,.
gates assembled before him ,vsr, livi,.
lug ia give thar cias, Of ruiiurr o,j ID
vlnccmont. '' W.
There had boon som. sritl.i,,, %, 100
encc to the morality Of tbr Staie vri
yersity lie md hcGn lolJ tbnt a v,,,W,,
man To Waco refused 10 ro Ia ia
university nj Austin. because tho piori-
ity was ebhIng so low 70 tho cdurotors
Of HE state and everyone Ina no st1tn
for that matter for nll wore interesfe1
IN the state school. he Womb saw maj fbc
morality OF HE State university M.
az good a. any other school lilo Nm
willing 10 compare the Texas upiyprsit,'l
record morality and ALL with any Other
Ask tho governor nsl, p,c st,t, t,,.i.
iaturr ask the state teachers examininy
hoard, ask anyone who knew nnythnr
morality. They were not directly n.
toreslrd They could toll ths story liz
was willing 10 abide by their Jsctg,nn
or course there were Young mon wiz
came there who were uncomfortable.