An Apt Argument

New Zealand Tablet, 31 December 1908, Page 9

An Apt Argument

xm> tZ«,J "t V.G., of has been" 'sizing tnLnl . IGC " r . r rut? ut - citation, that is once more wagging itl tongue in Victoria with a view -to the capture of % tlie ' puWic school system for sectarian purpbsS ?W are ' told,' says.- ; the Dean, 'that there , /is no possible dancer arid^rot^^ 0 ? 110^ 011 ,^ ***»«&* Bibhc^^trlS and Protestant - forms of prayer during school hoursT for aSd S^Tm 6 ' S "*™**x* SScheS : wf+». J-i - the chlld ren. whose parents object.; Well .without enlarging on the difficulties in the^oSofS a system or relating how ineffective a similar claufem-ovS m protecting the Irish. Catholic children ■n^hTearircSs " ii your C S£ntion xo tms tact If the proposed lessons are so harmless as w\: r i s a Se re^ d^ a t is -r* ;? a " <^^s^n 1 y xl , re . flag r aised on the railway line or »W does t h e electrician use an insulator wh^ha^?^. : gorged wr^/ electricity? As. a protection ZS WS Jw^^S o^ o^^ 6 f 1^ 8^ aw ay the' whole case id snows that the State is nitroducmg a system which ™n rfsomeyif^ elem r ° f d-^-tp y thT'S^B; xlr^p^!-^ wL ° Se P are *> s^forced to pay for,