The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-10
The Lynchburg Rally.

The Lynchburg Rally.
! The Cooperative Education Commits
sion Of Virginia will conduct n great rally
| for education In the city Of Lynchb,rg
on November goth and 3Oth and Deccm-
Der 1st. Representatives Of every class
of good citizenship will be III attendance
and various questions relating TO popular
education will be discussed. Addresses
will DO made by Hon. Charles b. Aycock,
ex- Governor Of North Carolina; Hon.
st. George Tucker, President y. A. Alder
man, Hon. r. Walton Moore, Hon. A. g.
Braxton, Hon. Roswell Page, Hon. Carter
Glass, DR.. II. B. Frlssell, Mr.. j. Stuart
Bryan, Hon. a. j. Montague, Rev. w. B.
Beacllam, President Denny, Of Washing
ton and Lee University; President Black
we'll of Randolph Macon; President Cans
non. OF Blackstone; President Boat
wright and Or. s. c. Mitchell, Of Rich
mond College, and many other dtstin-
guished educators.
Mr. e. c. Glass, superintendent Of
schools in Lynchburg, Will BIO master OF
ceremonies, and Is doing everything IN his
power to make this meeting the greatest
4 in the history OF the recent educational
movement in Virginia. The Cooperative
Education Commission has already held
several conventions, and It's last meeting.
in Norfolk was al inspiration and an
Incentive to all who ATTENDED 1t. Talk
will not do everything. but talk is neces-
sary to drouse popular interest in any
subject, and the speeches which have
been made throughput Virginia during the
past several years In behalf OF education
have created an interest such as was
never known before In Virginia,
During the late campaign there was
much discussion as to the attitude OF the
two political parties toward the public
schools, and it Is significant and encour-
aging that the public school question was
one Of the chief issues of the canvass.
We do not want to SEQ politics in the
schools, but it is a glorious thing that
the public school question has broken into
politics.. The people are demanding that
the schools be improved, and the po-
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litlcal party which expects to keep In
favor with tho people must be friendly
70 popular educatloh.' but no sPollt'cal
party can 40 IT all Inc people pay the
taxes and support the schools, and unless
the people are thoroughly interested, I'M
less they are willing to tax themselves
iiDeraliy' the schools VIII not prosper.
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