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Schools. advocate j, as an exercise al once
promoting Of health, Us source OF innocent re.
creation and pleasure, rs enlarging both The
sphere and the activity of the social affections
and Quckcner Of moral and devotional senti.
ments. Il is now six years since vocal music as
a stated exercise, was introduced into our schools
in Boston; and do not think it would be posi-.
ble 10 abolish it. Ii was frs, tired as an expen.
ment, and perhaps nobody, bu; one, then our mn.
sic-loving Mayor, Mr.. Elliott, could have over.
come the prejudice agains, il Butnow, oteven
a music hating Mayor, could banishi it;


You need no apology for asking mysopinion
on this subject only wish its value were in
proportion 10 its strength.


Very truly and sincerely yours.


HORACE NlNN