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BRENGING UP OF BoYs-Two of the bows


the Primary Schools in Boston, have been di


covered as regular tobacco chewers. Another bo1
aged Ia, has been sent to the House of Correctio
as a common drunkard. If ever a country wa
infested with swarms of loafers, abandoned child
rem, destitute Of morals decency it is the cite
of the United States. Among some classes, D.
rents seem utterly reckless Of the education
their children, though no country has such mum
hclent provisions for instruction as are offered b,
our public schools. The poor child, however,
taught at home, that he is oppressed, that other.
are rich, and that they trample upon him, tha
their property is his, &c. He commences al
agrarion in the very egg-sheN-for he canno
conceive why he should be born poor; forgetting
that the cause lies in improvidont parents who
too lazy and demoralized to work, take, neverthe.
less, special care to furnish abundant supplies fo~
poor honses, penitentiares, and houses of refuge,
which the industrious poor support. Instead Of
inculcating morality, sobriety, obedience, indus.
try, the urchin is taught to fight and lie his way
up, per fas ct nefas--'nake money-get the g al
mighty dollar" no matter how-by lying cheat
ing, THE, ing, or otherwise. Beautiful pupils are
those to guide the future destinies of society
We give as sample the groups of beggar child
ren, the regularly hired paupers, that every where
infest our streets.-N. r Star.