The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1897-07-28
I'VE QUESTIONS.

1--we QUESTIONS.
Series OF Articles Contributed by
Advanced Thinkers.
cfTlsENs Ccf THE WORLD.
distinguished member of congress,
an xploring party of that body was
ng 4 long visit to the Pacific coast,
an oracle ON the comfortable
d Puget sound hotel which is
worth remembering.
The duties Of the committee had re-
aired that the members should pass up
eoast, q as the natives call it, from
mt Jane or Tia Juana, as the
s HthWestern corner Of this nation is
Ted, as far north as Vancouver sound.
lseg had discharged this duty. and had
abtless discharged it well, when the
Sysfs;1sacle was delivered. In the afternoon
Ssraf6ort of a breeze which had passed
900 miles across the oceaa, with q
not yetexhausted, which was good
for its purpose, the senator said
"a the first opportunity when he
ii EXPECT success he would introduce
;saint resolution into congress proyid-
SSS |SS5sg tl,at each member. as soon as he
a. selected. should be sent ON we'll
& ;sIarned iourney through all the states
s,,d ali the territories, that he might
IIl nave personal knowledge Of what the
ss ssonntry Is whose service he was to have
S. sSS3 hand
4Se senator expressed the belief,
lsich IS certainly we'll founded, that
fha nation would save in money and
or,ld gain IN administration if such q
SEaan could be Carried out.
Hewas certainly right in this opinion,
,d this is no matter of pleasantly or of
sSEf, SSha affairs Of a single nation. Mr.. Nor
sson said very wisely in his Phi Beta
a1ipa address last month: .The new
pocIs must, from its very nature, be
s@sr1r,,e universal The manufacture Of
@ssx1wer has given the means of traversing
S3f,a entire globe with speed which
|ssalnas all races together. It will gradu-
asslE asa1y substitute the natural boundaries
SO consenMpt government for accidental
;fsibaI divisions. It viii finally make
Sfhe human race . single whole, working
S things which we cannot yet under
sand 2
Ne cite these opinions Of two distin-
SaEished men because the excellent coun-
"a they involve is applicable to the
shoIe business Of education and is
sa15aa IN onr svstams of education.
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time requires not SIMPLY national out
cosmopolitan direction OF education.
Men ara really citizens of the world
oe fhev never have been before.
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30 receive many shocks and to MAKE
many blunders, all of which might have
been avoided.
The iobbine merchants have found
f,,is ept and they know that they must
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vide for them. Adam smith taught that
demand created supply. we nave learned
that supply, well provided, creates IN
txrn new demand. The enterprise
which has sent these bold drurnmers,
The pioneers of civilization as they have
been called, into other countries, that
the traveller may know what those ma
.tions want and that the nations may
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