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EDUCATION IN New JERsEY.-The Legislature
of ofNew-Jersey is now deliberating on the pro-
prlety of appointing State Superintendent of
Common Schools. We dislike the creation of
new officers much as any man can. but we do
think general supervision of Education is es-
sential. In our own State, the State and Coun-
ty Superintendents and the Common School Lii
braries are the best parts of our system, and we
would almost as soon give up the Schools as the
Libraries, the Teachers as the Superintendents.
We hope New-Jersey is ready to profit by the ex-
perlence of our State, Massachusetts and other
pioneers in the improvement Of Popular Educa-
ton.