Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-02-22
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amendment be printed for the IN
formation of the Senate.
Mr.. PRINCE of Oxford-lf the
amendments are going to be printed.
/ should like to offer one 10 Which |
thihk there can be no possible ohJcc-
ll"h- AS ] understand section 5rd as
amended in the House would read:
ANY town or precinct providing ire"
tuition for its High school scholars ~
any academy seminary ur institute.
| want To ada after the Institute TN"
words "or free High school" so that it
may read ANY town or precinct pro
viding free tuition for its High school
scholars in any academy. seminary.
institute a free High school shall re-
'eiv"." etc. VIII write out that
amendment, ana wish 10 say. in this
connection. that there can IL no p"ss-
III" objection to this amendment. For
instance" IN QUIZ town, .n Huckii"id NJ"
hay" a Very good free High school.
TAKE tn" towns Of sumner ana Hart
ford. they have no fIr, Iiigh school. and
h"v" non" under the Jaw. and me-
80 adony u which thrr ,au send. ~
they dcst" TN, benefit VI sending tn
"ur I'M" High school M tuO klrlt end
c1n s"r whore Their. ,-n hc uu oh-
j''jjon. sin write u.t TIE lIu. ma
meant ANA present lt
Mr. III MINER d. rruchs"ut: rDu-
sent ~ thu Offering und printing ur
the amendment onrl.d hy Inc senator
from ONfuru
Mir. MtFAbbEN. wish to often au
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DIV. stricken from TIN. I,.lt anI I.. r..a-
su:. for this i+ sir,,t.I,. f.l ..,-,.,tiy. -rti4
III " N''"' f'l' i"i ''''-'i .'.''-i"h equal
'"'' nom '' taxation "hd "ih"F hu'l"n-.
""' WHY NH"u'h NOT laN"uIS hr equal
i|'d I'M "rt- NJ" nav" uron IN" STATUTE"
hu'tS II Maj" "hat y" raii r .'rr
iliSh school l2". ana il gives n"- eN-
'''di!E NV" 1" each town thI; main
tainf five liign school. and that In
thr limit. ana ! submitted IN ORDER
NA-,h mas been before INV ,onitt-v un
'ducaN"N. suggesting au Increase mi
tEr iirr lli2A huoi. hut they hayc
not seen III as yeti du nos know ~ uat
meg may du-t o report audythinu fa-
Nu:ah.c upon that order. NuW this gem
'fa' academy bill approx" 81 t. this
extent II - better than me ios rolling
which NAN been prevailing u,h.r. ,.l.l,
institution comes ana rolls its private
claim through by the help uf an the
other claimants but ID not ". any
special reason when the academies Arr
given by this bill from two To four
times as much as is given To- the free
High schools. which arr Just ~ good
th" only difference is thu name. / az
not SrH why there should he added lh.
provisions OF n" free High school act.
;" 'hat they get the advantage Of the
prov lSi"hS naHr IN the first sections Of
MAN hi'l- "Hd then nave added to them
TIE provisions Of the free Hioh e,hnnl
at. II rs not equitable. II Il HOT ralr
1t IL not III the best interests III VIM
cation. Tho free. High schools ar.. doing
mon" work in this state than the acad-
eInI"S-thrN nj more for the colleges
rs data that ! have in my possession
VIM SHOW. EeSideS that. they give an
iht'al "durdil"n 10 thousands who
i''N'I =" near tn" colleges. The acad-
'''i''" y" IN" same thing To some rX-
,''''' '"l ''' !" il quarter I'Art I'll" ~
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-. tI. ''''' NV ~ rue
7' " '''' m "'' NHould Say
N'''' "'''' 'i'' aggregate attend
''' "' '''''ii'H IL. ''ihk IN re
'ti'' II ~ oh'N reasonable thing
' ~ 'liN Nettion =, which
Il, Hill hitduH Favored I"
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