The Sincere Teachers Of Their Youth Should

This System Of Encouragement Proves Serviceable As A Preventive Of Punishment, The Attainment Of The Tickets Being A Reward, The Forfeiture Of Them The Reverse; And, As Such, Boys Seem Often More Affected By Their Loss Than By Coercion.

All Are Agreed, That The Increase Of Learning And Good Morals Are Great Blessings To Society.

The Institution Of A Public Library, Containing Books On Education, Would Be Well Adapted For The Information Of Teachers, Many Of Whom Are Not Able To Purchase Expensive Publications On Those Subjects.

A Spirit, Breathing The Language Of Independence, Is Natural To Englishmen, Few Of Whom Are Disposed To Brook Compulsion, Or Submit To The Dictates Of Others, When Not Softened By Reason, Or Tempered With Kindness.

The Same Stimulus That Animates Men To Action, Will Have A Proportionate Effect On Juvenile Minds.