The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-30
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the very intention OF the founder 4 ~
Union--Justin S.. Morrill,. That theoe q I.
leges were to be as vast reservoir iaSs
which would radiate innumerable syl
OF irrigation, spreading blessings IT.
from the central point. 's$
From the president down people an = Il.
graduating Booker Washington pasfi<
success he is making with his in6Ud
school In Alabama. He is doing Z r. "
we'll among an inferior race; work q n
if applied properly to our Superior III
holds within its grasp unlimited ponaill
ties. .3a
In last Sundays papers We find q b.
peal from Dallas TO build larger 49,
for fallen white girls, asking for its NJ
thousands of dollars. There are about u
OF these homes for fallen women eetlhsa
lished in different places In Texas ~.
matrons of these homes will tell you ~
are generally, crowded to their utmost ~
pacity. Take nete of these inmates; ~
are generally ignorant Of brain, unstil13
in hand Yet the people, directly or fn(1t
iectly, must care for them Somebo13h
TO blame here. Industrial training MI;
have been here, an ounce OF prevel95
which Ia worth more than the p0a1( II
cure. When these girls, unframed
brought into contact with the commN
marts, forced to earn a living huy,
| idle hands anu silly brains-th4 i
| nought to sell but their bodies. xruee<
would dictate better policy than Az n
say nothing of good morals. lncope
| Industrial training in our schools, 49, h
| n part of il, and we would elevate -
| labor from the ranks OF drudgery N sd,
| of skilled pay. In my opinion the - &!
| girl problem, as we'll as the tramp Ms
| lem, would be nearer a solution. u
AS best beginning in this wuIh
| seems to me that the many advanles
the already established AgricuitnrS
Mechanical college could be uttilyel M
numerous other departments, open
doors to girls, and we would have, w \!
were. State normal industrial scnNh
from which material could be drawn Y
few years to supply special teachers Y 81.
schools. The signs of the times lpqle.
they will be needed, 10 say nothing o. ~
blessings of thrift and ecouomy Noslss
into the homes of our State from Inc , cg3,
bined forces of educated brains ana eks''S
hands. 6. "a.
normal at Huntsville perpetuated sgtsNl
the name of Sam Houston. In estapliEu
an annex. much needed to the Agrlculs!..,
and Mechanical college, the nemgH Z 4
| General Ross could be thus hollow; J,
can see no sense In our Legislators * (. y.
retrenchment and economy when 1870 M
| appropriate money TO educate lnuul luz "a
our Texas white girls. A man Meass WOLF
| thought a fool or whipped from us
AZ decent society who would rear Ms
in Ignorance because educanon a, az ~ 4
And yet one administration Hisct V !,
is 30 guilty. $50, =, ~ n
make doctors and lawyers, z ciass W. z
thriyes only on the Ignorance e. ~ ~ ssl
patrons. Appropriate funds 1or ~
and his advancement; care for y y,
and blind. for the deaf and DUMP; 49,
unsound in mind in three 9, , y H.: q 4,
Keep up two large peniteiniia,,llee9,.1 ,k5I6'
pirate funds 10 beauty pnnns
and vet stand back in terror ane Y
fully ECONOMY" when askeo :" ~ Fl
along industrial lines thGlu.urss ~ =; =
mothers in this State. YoflIs -
dustrial school, ,,,hbs. \. d