EDUCATION.

Southland Times, Volume VI, Issue 495, 15 June 1866, Page 3

EDUCATION.

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great wrath against the sensible and practical view taken of the subject by a recent writer upon the subject, and strongly recommending the restoration of the suspended Ordinance. So absurd a recommendation suggests the idea that a" A Countryman " must mean a country school-master or a rustic visionary. Now I sincerely sympathize with the schoolmasters who have been so duped by the patrons of the aforesaid Ordinance, but it having abundantly proved itself, not in theory but in practice, to be hopelessly unworkable, our country friend would perhaps occupy his learned leisure in devising some scheme so utterly different from the old one us to hold-out some Lope of its being carried out in ordinarily prosperous times. — I am; Sir, "ANOTHER CoUtfTRTMAN." Southland, 7th June, 1866.