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In Vermont liberal IN all grants of land we're
early made for the encouragement Of Schools the
towns also required money for their support
In 1885 the Legislature passed imposing tax upon
the Banks the State and aPproPatng the money thus r
ceyed together with the Peddler licenses TO
,hs creation OF fund for the use OF Common Schools in


1886 the States portion OF the surplus was aPPro
pri1ed to the same object The number OF children in the
State between four and eighteen 100000 and the number
OF Dstric: School. 1900 The School the year 1887
was 8O3 The sums raised voluntarily BY the and
Districts amounted to $4,000 The aggregate annual
pcnse for the Schools IS abor, $a92.73O


In Rhode Island in 1888 the Legislature Appropriated
$4,000 aauuag for the support OF Public Schools be d
vdea among the several proportion the poPula
ton provided each town should by annual double
il share This law has produced great increase in the
Districts, there about 100 district schools
in tins State.


Tne above .tacrents the attention paid Common
School education by each Of the England States While
in none Of then, are they perfect they in all among the
proudcs, and most benecent Of their Institutions Each
child within the limits Of the Commonwealth may thus
auire the rudimeu,s Education and lay firm foundation
for his personal c-ben- and for usefulness the Society
and State The iateres,s Law Order and Morality alike
demand a, they be cherished and supported not cny by
State Legislation and public bounty but by an enlightened
and ecen; public opinoa-losang well 10 the welfare q
individuals a. 10 that OF tfc State