 | 1843 - 700 str.
...districts ; he remarks. " The Free School system has failed. This fact has been announced by several of my predecessors, and there is scarcely an intelligent...Its failure is owing to the fact, that it does not «uit our people or our government, and it can never be remedied. The Date. outstanding. Amount Rate... | |
 | 1844 - 350 str.
...districts ; he remarks, "The Free School system has failed. This fact has been announced by several of my predecessors, and there is scarcely an intelligent...our government, and it can never be remedied. The Amount outstanding. Rate When Date. per cent. reimbursable. Object of the Loan. 1794-5 8193,501 85... | |
 | 1844 - 352 str.
...districts ; he remarks, "The Free Schoof system has failed. This fact has been announced by several of my predecessors, and there is scarcely an intelligent...our government, and it can never be remedied. The 252 Date. outstanding. Amount Rate per cent. When reimbursable. Object of the Loan. 1 .UI-5 1S84 1826... | |
 | 1844 - 354 str.
...districts ; he remarks, " The Free School system has failed. This fact has been announced by several of my predecessors, and there is scarcely an intelligent...our government, and it can never be remedied. The Date. Amount outstanding. Rate per cent. When reimbursable. Object of the Loan. 1714-5 $193,50185 3... | |
 | Francis Wyse - 1846 - 514 str.
...remarks, (1844) — "The free school system has failed. This fact has been announced by several of my predecessors, and there is scarcely an intelligent...insignificant, in comparison with the expenditure. Its failing is owing to the fact, that it does not suit our people or our government, and it can never... | |
 | Francis Wyse - 1846 - 524 str.
...he remarks, (1844)—" The free school system has failed. This fact has been announced by several of my predecessors, and there is scarcely an intelligent...insignificant, in comparison with the expenditure. Its failing is owing to the fact, that it does not suit our people or our government, and it can never... | |
 | Cassius Marcellus Clay - 1848 - 550 str.
...of South Carolina, says, in his message to the legislature ; "the free school system is a failure;" "its failure is owing to the fact, that it does not suit our people or our government." Experience and reason have long since proclaimed the same unwelcome fact. Whilst Mr. Wickliffe was... | |
 | 1858 - 300 str.
...XIV. SOUTH CAROLINA. Capital, Columbia. — Area, 28,000 square miles. — Population, 1850, 668.967. IN 1843 (?) Governor Hammond spoke thus: "The free...but slightly appreciate the advantages of education j their pride revolts at the idea of sending their children to school as 'poor scholars' ; and, besides,... | |
 | American Institute of Instruction - 1864 - 260 str.
...years ago Governor Hammond of South Carolina said in his message, " The free-school system has failed. Its failure is owing to the fact that it does not suit our people, our government, and our instit.utions. The paupers, for whose children it is intended, need them at... | |
 | 1865 - 442 str.
...Hammond, of South Carolina, in his annual message for 1844, said : " The free scJtool system has failed. Its failure is owing to the fact that it does not suit our people, our government, and our institutions. The paupers, for whose children it is intended, need them at... | |
| |
The free school system has failed. This fact has been announced by several of my predecessors, and there is scarcely an intelligent person in the State who doubts that its benefits are perfectly insignificant, in comparison with the expenditure. Its failing... 
