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COMMON SCHOOLS.
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i T AXCELLEXCY DAVID S 1?.
iJlnfpl-13 tlieCcminon School' system iof
11 HrQUna was first adonted we a!i hofem
liWf .0" our hands all the troubfe t,f
11 t nobodj now had laby
InvVf-rV1 the PmIses ; a.achine bad-teen
' k would m&vp j& tl,e
Denafeii fa ffj
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jwe overhaul iour Clerks'ever'twc) jaw'. brii.
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t,r-, -Verr; pryptrtv take f
buut-aud we discttsVall puMic' matters, uU' i
quarrel over ;heio froui yuuih ioai -Nowef rijlr ?T
cvuld have selected a . form "of mi vnmint riVL vfi.-r'l
iu'cghonv.0f . this' trouble: w could hve tr
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ien, ioi insiance; a government hketluitoritvy r.'-J rf' V 1
a,- a; country-w&cb is just iSowUrac.Ui' 'Jr - -attentiut:
v'lh people there are'iieVer ifit liHcotr
yithpubic uwkers;; tho entire reusf' V! evJu.
alfairs.is thrown oa u inferable W
Czar or Eriperor iiudL a lew. u uhai- 'tStV Jr ur Wl
iKO -H :wn -violation.: . WJrful , . i. "7 J::t? 1 iTrfT? .TA: .i
5 ' : .MWm i 0 Such ihiik .tiWrt .i'MWL Kli i : 4": r-' L' ' 4 :'iUrfrr
- "M-. tw l-ZL-H!' 1 - - "T -i i ' .iir r' rT
iiorv ana
.vson, me.
wise iorecsfc . ee.r.
All his i liven tious need
and of.
oTn vented by man
!jir-- uou; ar to injjke them , hs'ul ; : and; t!
lt'ltjfti ''oth4r4ri;i& luo&1L ed.or b- h' system .de
ft 'Htjlijze'i lulibtai.'to' riioialize, unci -to -fit l-fo'i
tw tFpid.respnsibiuties ot men ai.d women
?;' FoyonU l would not voiuuuiriiy live unaer
j loerinerijL that would takeoff my hand
he jCaifeCd uca ti ng m y ch i Id rein ; of .th'eft;.
fS nir'll lrjri is to be'paid, I would '"g
lljerelilvtilibucW the cost -of car" Tr
I Ri""!if L.vt:V:- lun pr wrnrl.l T rn-nt to . be dis
P A V jvei?j men t liav iri f c!i a po wer
Mir i&hr 'Irtw.i,-ViaV much; exMcnence
yml plitureii wi douUless agijee wrtli -me 'iiji
f.4 tje"coieu?;ok naniely, that it is a slander i oi
ilr pilo ilt say tbat the love of; money " W-Uijt
f-ijliiiiassio.iv Counting 'by heads, te, : ver'
I fii v ' it" 1 1 1 .4 fin hi;i n t'-i in Uv. sfl I ' t 1km iiscf VCS to '-thill
M ";f! an 'of gaiii" 'merely ;lur the . Sivjkp: f
H Vl! :-i?':u' ii ; tiieireal majority ire seki ng ease pleas-
I JVUajpj saiiij every son of his to" iriakc .'he1r bresiJ.
I T thevSwIat- of; their brow. : To! be able to'glt
would
elf
or "excitement of anv k"iJ
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TToi ar-w p-
utters even -a
the
ivhUner.'m his chimuev corner, concerumg
trbubltof. the btate or the condition of public
r.rtJrU. Ii i.v iuiiv;aiately dragged from bis tami-
iy and be!at--c,eatl1 wit roUi or banished for- the realms of darkness. It u a duty we owe to
ever to e t'rozeu. wastes of Siberia,. to-cool and ourselves and country; and while we clajm the
ruler of .ieaveu
as builders in the Eternal Tcnple of J. yilf
we refuse so to build, then we scatterc'io
destroyer ; and we must look, not for - o ff ! X
reward ai. J a place in the " Father's Ldnsef
manv mansions," but lor everlasting penance iu
reat
, rel leved 6c i trouble,-1 n some way ,i is ttie
I : ofta! jyastj;: tnajority of mankind ;.and. lin
I' iihiiuirViibtii'is iroal, or rather at the iroal of haf)-
I; . pess. thijy forget.'- w'hat I really constitutes i tljie
4ir;pjpasures.Mr mmiortai Deing.
In, i :K i i :'-. 1
;-hj(J inane laoor our ;uutv, ana as ne
is
alii
buneficehce he made our duty our happine.ss.4
i; iivery xroauie .ne imposes on us is, . rcauv aoiesis-
h r 'y '4lt$ f our children,; like brutes, could tale
!la;ie ot' themselves as soon as born, there would
VVj no sud thjng as family ties,ihhal reverence,
i haterhlii Vtlection or 'cauiiifral love and n'deHty.
!!Ueyejiueiess, wiinout reason msr on mis suo
: jipt we;vre uisrsedto rejoice at the mistaken
iUea;tht-iieStaxe had taken from us all the cailje
i;jfedUcati on' ths
r fatal .notiot) we.wcre" all indisiosed to do an.v
.. jeeriietl- t g-ieat iardship to be called on to acil
w j vuihi ui i curnj u t tt lieu- .suetiauv.. lequiieu
:ft,e!-niiluy .'duty. .we- murmurpd, ( exclanniu;'
llakl takeiitthis double oil' my hands it's ah
voilirae. tojhaie to! be troubled in this F wa'
sii.etVttfef.s, -''i-eJis'.m uch interested as I 'aui I1'!!'
11 ii;s,!it 4 as -Considered an outrage to have to
ilo4k atlr fhe;f ducation of our jvn "childreiir-to
taveheiti'Xubled with the regulating of school,-
iejatrf school-hpusbs, the election of" good
iJilelchersL the settlinjjrf disnutesj and the' ovel-
Hiiht;ofi the schojls wherQ oiir own precious 'otf-
i 'Apling welre being trained and prepared forjhoit
'If iM pti t:ltaii v ! It was.nobo.dv's 'business,.! i.was
: Tk', ,o--:. iitt. v . -I. ..i .1 if-.'. ll ..... . .1.1.
. s .i I-, .-m :i i k Mik-i u :ir u -i i - 1 1 i-i ii l n l 1 1 1 ii. ihoiii: rp
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siji.ols it. ought to abandon them. j . y,
ilSiich v:is.i the u ui versa! feeiingi, and the j" State
it being, able to keep Watch ajt ever' .school-.
,i0use; 'wijlvont having the most iab-olute oweij,
iiid a revtinie to siiend in this obiect: of teh
) iiuilions'. ; year, the schools wtjre left, to -.chknc,
K ' I iTo del w hat, we" nntfioughtedly looked for to
.Jwhtch viguajitlv at the door i)t; every school:-
11 ( ii "'st. , s n ee i a 1 1 y to ' i ts-' m an a ge m e n t , "w i
ntlfe aid 1M the parents , tjiemselv.es. would? cost
ioftha tli j.whole- amyunt' paidr to teaJiersl'
ilutis this the lahiruaire becomiiiir freenieif 1 I
vrntc with plainness- I want pepple to coifsideil.
Jyhit is pie miidamenlal principle 'of our ! govl-
Icunrnent I , likat all power is vested in and deh.
hi4f$ !f Vorfi thfe peoler that the1 Ieoi'le ahI:
;;rr((3jftNT:f :? ' , . 1 ".,';'..' ! ' j
f Qnicesare creirte that, their iincumbentsj may
shiirjij certain dutiesfwhich the 1 people caiji
It&ata'ltt'itrtcbnnende and safetv. Yon,;Sil,
p0rio;ruKrtain Lxecutive duties, inconvenient
j;4tq rbe;peiornied by all the, people, and that cafi
.jbfraJeleUi;nsted to you tor a j limited period.
ViPj jacpm iJiket manner so act the Chairmah 'qt
tjt)eLom . l?!o t can yoti -erf
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vni i(i iJi'a'iiis an over l le oiaic. spies ii-
lOjl
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unes.
; to. e y e1 ry ii e 1 g h bo r h ood to take uj) erimiua
liWesentwiri, the people sit as jurors to try theni,
1 i . .1 1 .t 1 ' .... 1 l i ' il !'
:; xiie;jeope-nmsc, iinougri nn'iiaw,; ana, oy .uiv?
.'d of Jav otlicers, all "established by thenselvel, ',
5 v'regpiate sineir -o wn-aiiair
i 1' , ' Mi v cywovio illy to Lau 4j i v i iiiiii-
-:; n I ilrogeiiei-ar system, afford .information and tati-
ilficsi ptiIavys aiid estaish ollicers-,to e$ecutfc
. 'jlheln, iSrt!., j.ljrc, but still t'lie people iriust i,'4ve.rjh
where afesist;; rnutt assuine trouble, and ; mu?it
jbriiig tOf beari;' oh the ' officers bf each syhoy
I Kiioilsemi active, wholesome nil ill ie opinioii.-: -
'U -I -1 'hinytoout' r&ibic is . ti i iwb'rthy of! us as
Anlei-iciii citvsens, unworthy :otiis as--in.en;--.ur.-;
1v6 thy ff;iis as iui!iiortal.and.; accountable' be
M : --Jrr- v!-M.i .. . ..1. ...1 i .:..' e
t? v er iiau, our cnoice utai cicciuilt a; lorui oi
fiient ; Europe affmled various mjodels,
of all "public
one, involving
jseries of troubles" to; each cituen
v-:- j -
M CbTeri
' UTopt'of which relieved the people
:V aipshY1' uevv kind of '
'Mcrni to; e::
? ?-Eryfour vears we. choose to be troub
1 witdie! flection of our highest magistrate, thje
'rpsident of ; the whole couutry,and much timii
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kyjjjjeal in mat. purguiory 01 suow.
i'bus careful is w government of the ease of
ihe people ; and 'it goes even farther,- and will
not allow them to be troubled, with, an eauca
tion at all, nor ti bruise -their brains withtudy
or burden their minds with ideas. : No, they,
the people, a.m the happy couditiou of our
niules and horses, having nothing to do .but to
fvork and eat coarse food, to tight and be slaves.
I ' We thought this; was not tne highest condi
tion of human happiuess; we selected, in pref
erence, a form of govern men t involving, on each
citizen, tile perpetual series of troubles before al-
jmled'to ; and he is unworthy to enjoy the priv
ileges of that government and unlit, to be one
Ui' fVri 'f-'itiy.Mis. who will not chcertullv as-
vJ v.- y J 1
$ume all ' its juoubles, multiplied a thousand
itilhes, rather tlian submit to the infamous -ease
hi. a serHof Kussia! :
I I And chietestof its responsivilities, the great
est in its'ifesu'lis, and the least -dillicult, so tar as
Injere labor is coucerned, is the proper education
'atul trainhig of jour children; thisisr the instur
okini'u?i, the one thing upon vihich the main
;tin;hce and usel'uleness of,-bur free institutions
idpends more 'than on all our Other public bur-
dens and troubles put together. If the men
uid wonien of the btate 'are enlightened - and
'iibble-idinded,Ut makes very little 'difference
i j hat party succeeds, or who is elected, the State
will be iiappyj prosperous and powerful ; if all
the flien aud women grow up in ignorance, vice
: and idleness, elections and parties will be pow-
erless for "ood, and the republic will uecay and
liive wav to despotism
i If velcan not (start and uphold -a system of
Common Schools, could we have begun ana
maintained a iiei)ublicas our fathers did i! The
Jnrtirs-wtna rrfr"iag.,mi.-iL 'lliclu-- -they werea
, few feeble colonists, with no tuame or .inlluenee
among inankiiid, and surrounded with one uni-
iyerstd night of despotic power, vigilant, aggros
sive aud threatening. ,' .
! And iw'hen thev" beian the experiment of a
ebmmoti governineut, for the common uood, to'
.be administered; by all the people toil thousand"
new anu startlimg dihiculties-sprung up m . then
path, unseen before; nor could there be a unan
imity of opinioii on any subject, while" even the
father of li is country himself, the incomparable'
Washington, was often opposed iu -opinion by
his highest officers.1 ' Did they do as somei pro
pose to do witlil our Common Schools beCaii-e
there are difficulties and disputes , and vaiiou
opinions ? lici inn , in a pet or m a ul 01 un
manly and un-republican timi.Jity, declare they
pught to give. Up the government aud fall back
pn a King? . 'hat government has descended
to us, now povy-erfu!, respected and feared ; would
we have had tlie nerve to have imitated or fan it
ded and "maintained it; as did the men of 'TG t
If we believe we cannot carry on our Common
Schools .-if, on account of differences of opiuin
or little difficulties, we abandon the 'undertak
ing, we declare, before the woj-ld,-that we, the
people,; are incapable of self-government our
Dec'aration of rights-becomes a! solemn mockery,
and our Constitutions unmeaning riddles, since
the spirit that conceived is no longer here to in
terpret them. I . '
In another respect we'also "most solemnly be
lieve ourselves, and are sitting for a most humil
iating picture in history. As politicians when
we want to, be promoted-7-we j universally jro
fess unbounded cbntidence in and respect for the
people; and in all political affairs there is now
a violent race amoaig us to see! who can say ami
do most to place the government on a pure re-
publican basis. All parties claim the honor of
being-the people s parties ; and vet, at this very
time, in our acts and words we aie, some 'of us,
declaring the; people ; unfit to manage a system
bf elementaryfeducation, and some even get fu
rious and denounce 'those of us. who insist that
the people can, ought to, and must carry on a
system1 of repubhcMu or Common Schbils.
' In the langh-.ige of the politicians' might I not
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exclaim, yju sname, wnere is thy b.ush ;
i Will it be believed; in h'istorv, that any one from
.the same stump or place of. harrangue could
proclaim himself a-candidate for pojAilar favor
oh the'ground that'he wis a people's man, for
Uettji'g.the'people rule, and then denounce a sys
.tem of Common" Schools, and: declare war on
! them because,; as they were public Schools, man
;aged by the people" at large," they never could
'prosper or be;anHhing ele but a nuisauce.
That he could enlarge aud exnatiate on the
beauties of a government administered by the
people purely' and then do all Ihe could to des
troy the cpntiilence of the people in themselves;
;and instead of encouraging them in their efforts
to improve a syt-tem of common government for
common good, make himself an effective cham-
proud title of freemen it is a shame to us "to talk
of trouble in connection with 'the education of
our children. ' :-
- Our liberties do not depend on our rulers, but
on ourselves ; if we will assume the troublo of
raising our children right, there is no cartblv
potentate or politician we need to fear ; if we al
low them to grow up effeminate with indulgence,
debauched with luxurious eas'e, and prizing uo
thing but money and pleasure, then the days of
our Republic are ended and we are its destroy
ers. ;
Wa think- if wft can on v make money ve
will be independent; and' if we would bestw
hist a-titho of the'paius incurred for this, on lie
mlin ntion :iml traininor ot OUT cniiaren. WC WUUlU
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sooner attain our end.
of 11k(
this w y
CongreJ
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the pV
vonqxisit
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on in Co;
few i.!nr"
shall by t
Expre-j
'Vlint constitutes a State!
Not hiirh-raiscd battlements or labored tnoind.
Thick waif or moated gate ; '
Not bavs and broad armed ports.
Where, laughing at tho 6torm, rich navies rUe
Not Btarred and spangled Courts, ' - 3 v' " y
'here low-bound baseness wafts perfume toprid'c.
N'o! men, high-mitulod moa, ; . . .
With pea vera as far above dull, brutes cn4ued "
In forest, brake or den, ' . . " r
As beasts excel cold rocks anil brambles rilJcv. . ,
Men, who their duties "knoW. ' ' .yfS''
But know their ri'rfttx, and novinrf, Jare ttn.';
l'f.vnf tljft Inil'Mlimetl blow, v .
And crush the tyrant while they TenA. the x&ulnr j
A ll'.V vv..l'i. w ......... j - . . I J
And sovereign law, that Statr.coii(ijicdL'tilt , .m
O'er thrones and globw a o"hif& ,; ''
Sits Empress, crowning i$uol, rcpteipg ilV ,
The' management ot;Qur Oomon:ytool
tern can be carried, on:'ns'our. Slate .Uoverned.
There can be and ptJgbt to be a siogl. executive
head, exercising .RW-atsnp.oYvii, diffusio'g
Cifonnat ion, cpl.lecttug stahstics. -,mt maEing
MTep.ris or tne .ppgryss anui coinuuoiio:.
wnoic system; anu rvom jmn Hie x
A-
Oli- ,
ordinan.v
rate jileOate,
huridredr
the dail
The m V
gather fY.m
telegraph A
parim'ent'1, t:m
of .moment
igeuts einv1Cv'
"news of consiNpi-
:in the (llobe ij)
Ll
trains, lit
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r to me ois.cu:.
llitberto'iio AieJJ
i ul lientie ae,raunt3r
before the MOJir
ttl its first imprc
rrv
graphic dispatches, ,
peculiar views. TV
. Washington has U
ter for political interest ,
proceedings of the Exri
the i 11 for m at ion f col lecU
the recess of Congress
to the interests 4 of every
that I shall continue 1 1
daily paper penminently-0
h'.c'e ot the arii'y
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LCiii-rence.
VoVeru-
ineut should radiate dawr Trj County olcersy to
neighborhood officers-, tc;, &c'., all acting in'con-
cert ami under one dinjctioiK Dtit after all has
1eien done .there can lm'.dqnem. t!u-iresjfe"ct,
there is still a duty for Wh'-innu t-"perform,
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ux as lie has a scries ot. labors m connection
with the government of the State. :
There must., be a healthy 'state of public ojrin
ion in every neighborhood; every school-house
must be watched," and every teacher rewarded
by the people themsehes. 'Thev must have the
districts properly laid off", to . suit the general
convenience, aud .the houses located in the right
places ;. they must see that these, houses are
comfortable to their children, and not miserable
purgatories calculated to make the tenants hate
the very name of School. They mut let the
children know that they are cared for, and that
the Schools and teachers to which they are sent
are respected by the parents.
They must also t the teacher know that a
good account of his actions w ill be-looked for;
and tliev mut do as they have learned from
their father.-, to do in respect to the governin'nt dif
fer; about. its management, dispute and contend
each one for his way, but necer, never consider
these differences of opinion as a reason for giv
ing up the government or the Common School's.
For onel want our HepublicTin it. letter and
spirit, to stand while time endures; for one, I
believe that its stability depends on the intelli
gence and virtue of the' people, and that popular
intelligence, as the history of the world shows,
can only be fully promoted by Common JSchoida
which throw the burden of education on all ac-
ed tariiicTSv " .' -- j . 1 ': '"
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I. Ive: no u'.re slock than Voii cak taen re
ally v.'vl:. If you havo inorev-pTcioyj-lhoinvt
interior and sell them.'. UcUtr.'.l.virit3r ten
head well, and have thciri in 4lnuooirJitiii in the
spring, than to keep Iweuty half starv. whicli
it will require all th5 ucst tummer. to mt into
condition. ' "
II. Heat and shelter are equivalent; food.
Ask yourself fnet!er ii U Le.st to pe;(l a hun
dred dollar in putting up a gol !rl, which
; It is a part of my plan ta .reduce the price of
tiro daily paper to' half that f slmihxr papers;
and thus 1 hope to extend its circulation so as
to invite advertisements. 1 will publish adver
tisements oftlke (Joverunuut. To-Mib.ribers
in the. cities, I hope (o submit such terms ;i will
! induce them'to'advorli-? their business in everv
village throughout tlie Union, where the (llobe
is sent daily under the franks of meinbeis of
Congress, nil of whom take it, audsoine of them
a large iiumber.of codies. . 1 w ill last for veais : save hull vour t"d!cr;-and"
'i he installation of a new Administration and preserve your sbnk healthy and eoinfi-rUble ; or
a new Congress 'portends much change in the ; to spend this hundred dollar in h;iv other J UP .a
course of public affairs as the result of the next
session. Manv vast interest which weie brought
up in the last Congress ver laid over by the
democratic4 majority . to await tlie acti n of a
Lemocratic Executive. The new modeling or
the tariff; ihe new land system ; the .pietioti of
gixing" homesteads, an I making every man a
treel.V.tier 'who, may choose to U-come one ; the
approximation bf ihe atlai.tic and pacific oceans
by a national railroad across jhe U rritory of the
l. nioii reform iy ihe Army, Xavy, an 1 civil offi
cers all these1 great metions, with a thousand
minor olios, deeply affecting multitudes of men
aud every State in the Union, w ill, now being
matured by public opinion, come up for the Gov
ernment's decision. These new issues, co-ope-rathig
with old ones, coming up to be disposed
of by new actors on the scenes at Washington,
w ill be apt to modify greatly, if not alter essen
tially, the partv organisation of tlie country.
To" these elements of interest another i likely
to be introduced by ihe interposition of the ag
itations of Europe. After neailv forty vears of
ties, the cow thatfcupSiM our dally milk and f
butter, the c.!t liich v.jl be tir companion and
friend fjr years, have a'Pa right to cUiru our
ctHis:der;ttion 'and te:i-h;r k:ndn'.. Farmer's
Cohtp.iuid Hxjrt. G t ;-.:::.
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IIaising Eutif fnoa Slliis,. 1 have rcail
with pliuie, and 1 lmpe with profit, loo, your .
icin.irkioti rai;ng Ftuit from Sect!," and j
the importance, of husbanding" lunne resourccW I
TK litije atleniiou to t!ii- iuijHjrtunt ftubject ha '
liithciio been taid bv fru;l-''rowi r : I trnt
your wc.I-timed and judicious rem.irks will wake
new atid liveh.r m'.eiest in imi. roving the
fodder; in wasting m.. rare, and diitVd an,j au;c uuir a more general aua thorougli
dving stock? it ifuliv proved that ;U;i sh. l-scu,val!- .1,,cre, wudi ini-an:n5 in lhu ;
tJred animals, with lack, to eat tronvAau be ! tt V:' r l'1'1' 'n .clhcr appl.e.1 to the heart or .
wintered and kepi iu line eon litioa, oone-l.a.f ' ' Zru, l!ie orchard, or the fan a.' All
the io.nl iuu.s r'v Mh.-re i.h k it, -f.-.V '.t . t - tlK' 1 ! tliorough cultivation,
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floors on the ground, with the hi sid.r 1 a
feiice for heher, "and this .without t ik-tig ir.:
consideration the s;iing of iuaiiuii", ai'4 "i:i i .y
other iliuis of ptolk. " v'.j '
111. Vuu cannot make your young, -msa ils
took eomfoitab.e, or feed ihcui tt w t l5duii!! '
t - ir a ta-pUiry Lusli, aud leave it
ratitsii.wi f...hler, or iK-giect it in its in-
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to
fancy, is i.i
1:: -r t 1
it the f i J .::- i.:.il l its nature, would
ir:.-e an i cJ.e::s:i it liuuic' .
.1 f .
v. i.' r 1:1 .on
any more than -frai'.
pnng, and leny t
Ik; V f
clplessijoss, and
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cording to their means, uud make education -ie:.ee in lairooe. t!:re is an evident restlessness
cheap to all except the very, rich. ' that now seems fraught.with tendencies threat
. And lastly, 1 believe no Common Schools can j ening war; an. I if war comes, in all' likeliho h1
flourish unless the pej)ple are willing to lake .there will follow such universal changes that ihe
trouble on themselves in this connection, and I nitcd States can sea rev! v hpe to eseajso ls
it is unworthy of freemen to refuse to be troubled vortex. Indeed, from late events it is apparent
w ith the training of their children, the hope of tliat our Government is already draw n into Ei
the State, and-a trust they have assumed before : ropf-aiTddlicuitles Tlue circumstances arecal
(Jod to manage with unceasing care. ) dilated to draw the public, mind towards the
f 1... t;-.t :..!.. i- .1 ...V4. 1 I'ft ? ire 11 i-r u-e.u;nes. au i me lich iruit of a
st;irveil, thev will never recover it. Tii a-'plies 1 lu 1 Wuu!d lope for
to all kindof stock, but- especially H calves 5 ric! "M wdr plant'
on.l colu. " i u:!'1 t-i"-"1. but carefully nurse, feed, cherish,
IV. Therefore make provisi m notidv for lXi 1 7 ''Q and onr
their sl..l!,T . l.ntnU.. f..r il...;r tl,,-t ntolH.f,-.-:i.,ri. Ihe wi.d ffoworsin our Ccldt.
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will -not do for them. If vou have Y n-ts. ;,:"s ' ni ui-: V ir I','U."S ,!I our
feed them oil bran, and crush,,! oats'M- , T ur Uir": r uscepU-:
llecrtr, o! haMinr Ll.e slccU-. 1 k. : t n-m V . " " : ... - . r ..v... VJ vui-,
r. ...... . . .... ... . . .
always in growing condition, 'ibis t;;;- dodu- j a' , 1' , , f V n dnp oi the k.restlhe
ring summer on li - l.-t grass; and ihC e..ll of " yK"v '" ' ni.piKjrry j
j 111 m;c ana navor iv f
winter consumes a great proponiou cfiil-- ft.nl ! 7:iTc d vatly imj.row
eaten in pro.Juciug heat, which in suu.-r g
to constitute flesh and fat.
ri-;::o-l from th. f..iet a!d the field t.i
j lh g n Je;;, and, under ihe watchful eye of t!i ?
X
ov.
3d
ith much respect,
C. II.' WILEY.
, 1 So.1.
1'
r.ext Congress with much exp ctation.
The Iaily Globe wilf (- printed on fine j-a-per,
double rya! size with small type, brevier
and r-.onparcd, at live dollars a year.
11
It ! nmr.-i 1 1. miii. -.
sible that a young animal can eontii.uJu grow pirdeu. r, ..-iv mg ll a.l.p:.,l to its i;alure, ;
during our winter's on lie saaie wide! J : J. V ,".'nu.i'! ',1,a,,aro' : Xul 'n r tuvan. '
keeps it in summer. IV li the size an-ff; health '0u, flts "'v; a:i .u jrc l!,aa ,ls -
of vottr animals, atid the miik-pnu.I.-t'i t'wer ; JV :"r. ll,c U v' . X !,:'-! fi Iuxu,.v l" ,ovt" !
of "vour cows, will depend on their ul; well ; ' -!ui: 55 ;l LJ'U of Ul'1 I'd from the I
ted'durm" winter. f.T. ' I luh 1:1 .Vonr ,nv!l I ' mt 1, nursed, and i
I V. It bus been, fully proved, that if vdV hevp 1 y'l;sv-!J V ";' bari Is
! are shut up ail wjr.tcr, with a snffh-:..:", vf wa-. U.I,:ls l?cs ' ' "' ' j -v
That luxurr
f r a numlcr
b-rr;es. .f
'1'iir i'i iiip
w . . . j ihe Congressional Globe will be printed on a !
Theoaalprpcr oj Lonjrc onl A err.ar 1 double. royal sheet, in l.ook form, royal quarto
jar the J eojde. - t.acu llUlnH t.,,tainiiig sixteen pages.
It will be seen by the annexed extracts that The Congesio,:al CloU paper will be made up
a letter of General W ashington to David Stew-. oT ihx. pndings of Congress and the running
aid. tlated Jew ork. l.t 1 Mnr,- 1 17oo ti.. t ; 1 .. t .t .
. '.. - : ' 1 on ik.us as given i.y ;ne JU
t!ie idea ot such a
.Vt hnd atixiietyj does it eost us to find put aud get
H pi jrijit hrah ; every six years Jour representa-.
Mii ves. Icliosen by: us, select our Senators ;?j evei-y :
UlCil
porters, mess
p ijter as 1 propose to ! vi ;..i, .. ,,f.... ,.,.. ..1. :..
, i-il .. . , ' .iiwvm t'V. .- 111.11 . ii' ,u-v l n I i I V
uaKew.eyiooe ong.nai m !,e mind ot the tliein-i.es will; together with the messages of i
bather of h.s country, lie sau : . , llu. VlWuU cf lhe VuWil j;lal t,J0 r; j
j 1 is 10 oe lamented uiai tlie
different Garetts in the Union
out
t the editors of the j 0f t.c Kxwut;vc Departments and the laws pas
11 da not more gen- j ed by Congress, U added in an appendix! For-
t..r 1 I... L. 1.11 it f.n til., it .1 ..5 r1. ; -v... v..-, -"
..1 ..... ."..1 ...1... .. . ...t .... .. . ... V .. . -. t!i; sui-Kjtli :c:.-s. b'.avLWrr'e.. white. r.- l. and
I though a tew roots'Talittie grain ::. .-rtwi v ".b"l'".k -a-pU-r, ; t... v l .-ve m re than double f 4
! a week is better. Thus bv f.a ig- :fert.. r ! ::z l ''V :i:"J "'e-l in
building, vou cab luru all v..;ir straw if A tw:tu; V L a U'"1 s,f,jU Mi 1 cuUl 1
at 50 cVa tuLd, and the richest mniilre, in-1 , . --y rnsplrry, is..;
stead of burning it, or Idling it rot, ;.,:L,..il 1" ---'V y a.laa'i. ; n 1 is inuliiph,,! 1
en done. Would not thi, mu pav she 1 H l' "" 't l i ' : ' !-: l Y l-'J l-'-tcmg lhe .i d
VI. Kcmcmbr that vou rais,; c.!tt!e ps1, , :.l r ! ' a 1 !Vi,'i'-1 l-v:g, v.-1:1 growth, an m.-h ot to
make a profit on thvm. il eo,'s tujiu aver- l'.lw' " v'" ll :i u' x' xh" X"V tUv
ag. ?j a vear to ia"e a romm..:, co.vV m :!,.. ' j:irr;1-1 1:1 T cut It X luche i
common way, to maturity, at f .ur v-a,-:t.M, fi " -r: 'i:' , and you will h.ne a fin- plant ,
1
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a.
(Ct
(c
Congress on all great national
- l. . . "1 l-.i-
pion of Kingcraft bv helping to confuse, mirep- l""''! upon me .nuereuees 01
resent and destrov-a peoples effort "of common the doetrms, would t!
improvement, because administered by. the peo
ple! That: he could, from! the same rostrum
still resonant with his loud protestations of love
for the; people,; make a deadly and insiduous
thrust at their- most vital interests make a
mortal effort to strike them down : in the very
hour of their deliverance, by arresting them in
e .,., auu mo.e cpi.ecoy Vms eaa 01 siui i.ng j ln0l;v X receivol .subscriptions for the Congress
iheir t.-n..r with '.Mii-ri!if t- -itnl n. ni-.iii... I .1... I i" ., , . ......
... v"- tonal 'iiobe and appendix heparatelv. lut II
ciamat:on, which tejv would read if they were J has not been found satisn.ctoi v. in "as much
i i -.- "- it i':tvc an iiiim
US
as
piete view ot lhe trausaciions m
OUesilOllS. lhe (?,,ii"r.-s '-in. I tli..r.t'.ir I l,..vo n.ln. nnt
principles upon the differences of opinion arising j lo , tIu.,n ' et,nijcrinLr ,hat neighbors
can have the advautage of both bv clubbing, in
m
bv
l two years w e are in great trouble to get the right
.H4alt'.TppC'nt'.usy in the popular :.brartchj pf
;-. 3divgress ieyery two years we have to listen tp
' V fipeee les, and read circulars, and go tp 13arb
ii ciiesliahd nav for them, to secure the nroner men
ii i J :!' - -. i.-t .. , l r!.:!.l ..... 1 1 ' 'I riii .... i . ; 1
. ins.-m pur.puices in ine .oiate. legislature v eve-i inglorious ease v ;inis marcu at true muepen-
' T$ Wo years;we; take much pains to find out ahll dence is somewhat toilsome; there must be self
r. .uinuiwwy a 40014 jovciiior , ever v ioui ycais ' ucumio auu wuiiruujian ui uuiuiuiib iuci c uuk
"in- A -i'-i I Hr': .!..' . t J ; i , I ! :
a
ten come lullv
before the public, nd afford tlie best data for
its judgement j
THE DAILY GLOBE, .
AND
TI1E CONGRESSIONAL GLOBE.
In surrendering .my interest in the oran of
case individuals shall find it too onerous to beat
the charge of both. ! "
To facilitate the circulation of the Congress
ional (ilobe and cheajK-n it to subscribers, Con
gress passed last year a joint resolution making
it free posta-re. " I annex iu as the law may not
aud then vou bareiv g. I JO for it. It 'iVeo-t
you i-7 a year to raisi a fine grai to 1 4J:urA
at three vears old ; and vou will g. t ;.!r it.
eot
, i.r..-.ii,g v.i.li gre.it luxuilaa.v, but npnar.U
i
In one cae vou bareiv get what the
t .
vou; intlujolher, vou maiie?-Ir j.roffulAs re
gards horses, the difference i greater . I -.nd
on it, no one ever made m.:y yt. s:-J.k
by half fctarvmg and neglect; but y .tj.Yannot
fail to make money, if you breed juT:cioUslyt
ud feed aud hheller liberally.
Vll. If Vou would grow pr.atable cr ps and
prevent vourland from being improve -rlvifl, vu "V'',?- "kr '".
must manure liberal! v. fins m.tnure vUi lau-t . l V' .-Jr.tf..ir.
either buyf if you cm f.nd-aity or.uto it ; f r ' PiSE.Arrti; Jlllv. Fare and grattr the FIni I
our Western Uuds ihust h-ve ve-etab! as well." Ai;.le. and put into the tirc--eriuL' r.an. with I
. . . . .. O 1 .
. - ...
aii 1 leu iy lor transplanting tlie t nsu:ng autumn i
i r s.Ki. . oii g -pi n g. I a ffj,e bush of the
while l-lacki- rry, a r: t:ie cT the Green Moun-1
taiiis of Vr ruio.it. l;t irr. -it !.-ti. n. an.l t-m.V.
bl. f being d:ide 1 and tr.n.-phu.ted into mar.V
bu-!ies t:vt spiing. and h in due lime to ac-
eo::n:i !a:e in s If.and ii.'ig!dirs with this de-
li-.-i-.ns fruit f r the t tb!.. I may s cm a httla I
:.t!iUs:;;t.e, but, bclitrvtf rae, there i a laturv
in cultivating and partaking of the fruit of thu I
riviiii
IV.
a great political party, I cherished the purpose of i be accessible to iostmasters generally.
. . . . a . . a a . It It a m ... ... a
their march from the bondage and the flesh-pots continuing the Congressional G!oln an,d, if pos- Joint Ue'solutio:i providing' for the distribution
of Egypt and seud them back to darkness and sible, in lime, to perfect it into a full history of! of the Laws of Congress, aud the
M li
II
the action of Congress, giving the debates accu
rately and fully with the proceedings all stamp- j
Debates thereon.
1 doing good. 1
as mineral manures. .uw, n you a.w your or... puuna oi white sugar to every ound of I
cattle aud ulieep to run loose all winterVou will fruii. Stir it and L.d i: until it is well mixcJ,
make no manure. If ou keep them iijtdJ-win- and thicken sufficiently, then strain it and pour, ".
t-r von will m.iki a ITi'.ll i!.-:ll t.f if nn- It infn t?,i iir an.l I. j-.' J I... I .... 3
. , j s m ..... O ...... v. . - ,. ... .... j .. , i,.. i .it. ii ik i.m lJV.OI..r vvKM.
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With a view to the rhe.m circulation of the nual difference is, probably, on a comrn&i Cirin, ' rover the i-liies with nnrvrs wet in fcrandr. civ- .
ed with the verity of an official record. From ! Laws of Con?r&a and the Debatea contributiiv-r i 2Q bushels of wheat! or, this tear. 2(V ThaV crtbe i-vr tightlr, a J treat then as aiple t
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