Education for all in New York amid canal debts debate
The speaker urges universal literacy and schooling for children of immigrants and natives, arguing education strengthens suffrage, reduces crime, and unites the state. He details past canal debts, calls for prudent finance, and envisions using surplus lands to fund schools and public works.
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Congress
United States
New York
Yeand
Jefferson
Legislaure
City of
House of Refuge
Northeless
Tian 'Za
Syhich
Gor Dol Eeck
Commonwealth
Erie
Champlain
Chenango
Oswego
Cayuga
Seneca
Chemung
Crooked Lake
Erie Canal
Genesgee Valley
Black River
New York and
Auburn
Syracuse
Ithica
Owego
Cattskill and
Canajobarrie
Canal Commissioners
Genesee Valley
Ender
Presse
Erie and
Champlain Canale
Geneaee Valley
New York and Erie Rail Road Company
Loana
Commissionera
Ere
Lake Erie
Ohio
Michigan
Indiana
Ilinois
Wisconsin
Erie Canal Hall
Kanta
Ttis
Massachusetts
Hudson
Senate
Union
Jeferson
Executive Department
Jackson
Wade
Secretary of the Treasury of
The
Tivlinna
Wwe
Cowman Schonl
Geneewe Valley
Pennsylvania
Lake Ontario
St. Lawrence River
Europe
Cnfederacy
Senate of the
Great Lakes
Atlantic
Ohio Canal
Kentucky
Great West
Ludiona
Miami Canal
Leveth
Ohio River
Fort
Inois
Mississippi
Wandla
de Witt Clinton
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