Memorial of the Trustees of the Peabody Education Fund With the Report of Their
Memorial of the Trustees of the Peabody Education Fund With the Report of Their
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If we add to these the number of whites who were impoverished by the war, it will probably appear that one-half of the entire population is incapable of bear- ing taxation. Most of the Southern States which have attempted a liberal system of free common-school educa- tion have done so at the expense of their creditors, as they were obliged to apply to the support of their schools the money which had been pledged for the payment of their State debts. Relief from this source is therefore impracti...- cable, and the only hope that remains of obtaining it is from an appeal to the liberality and justice of Congress.
Seven hundred thousand illiterate voters constitute an important factor in national politics. The influence which they may exert in shaping the destiny of our country has already been adverted to. But it must also be remembered that, being citizens of the United States, they are entitled to every right which belongs to citizens of each and every State. They may migrate, at pleasure, to any State, and there exercise all the righfe, including the right of suffrage, to which the citizens of that State are entitled.
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If we add to these the number of whites who were impoverished by the war, it will probably appear that one-half of the entire population is incapable of bear- ing taxation. Most of the Southern States which have attempted a liberal system of free common-school educa- tion have done so at the expense of their creditors, as they were obliged to apply to the support of their schools the money which had been pledged for the payment of their State debts. Relief from this source is therefore impracti...- cable, and the only hope that remains of obtaining it is from an appeal to the liberality and justice of Congress.
Seven hundred thousand illiterate voters constitute an important factor in national politics. The influence which they may exert in shaping the destiny of our country has already been adverted to. But it must also be remembered that, being citizens of the United States, they are entitled to every right which belongs to citizens of each and every State. They may migrate, at pleasure, to any State, and there exercise all the righfe, including the right of suffrage, to which the citizens of that State are entitled.
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