...academic, and common school boards of education to furnish that which the wants of the people require. The scholar and the worker must join hands, if both would be successful. I next ask, what studies are necessary to teach our young men and women the history and spirit of our...

...academic, and common-school boards of education to furnish that which the wants of the people require. The scholar and the worker must join hands, if both would be successful. I next ask, What studies are necessary to teach our young men and women the history and spirit of our...

...academic, and common school Boards of Education to furnish that which the wants of the people require. The scholar and the worker must join hands if both would be successful." But it was not the lack of utility in the common courses of educational training which most awakened...

...academic, and common-school boards of education to furnish that which the wants of the people require. The scholar and the worker must join hands, if both would be successful. I next ask, What studies arc necessary to teach our young men and women the history and spirit of our...

...seminaries — notwithstanding there are 275 colleges where young men may be graduated as bachelors ami masters of the liberal arts — yet, in all these..."agricultural •colleges " rest firmly, like the surveyors tripod, on the triple foundation of agriculture, mechanic arts, and military tactics, and...

...Congress an appropriation sufficient to build and maintain in each State of the Union a coll^i'for the education of farmers. The scholar and the worker...in the closing paragraph even the broad mind of Mr. Garth-Id forgot for a moment — misled doubtless by the name — that "agricultural colleges" rest...