Little tariff bill signed by the President amid political shifts
The President signed the act amending customs and internal revenue laws. The Civil Rights Bill was sent to the Senate from the House, with Ward reporting a minority view on Arkansas unrest. Kellogg may stay as governor as Democrats gain the legislature amid Louisiana issues. Senator Gundlach fights typhoid pneumonia in Springfield. Santa Anna, retired, is described by a correspondent as a martial, deaf old man who recalls events with striking accuracy.
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Customs and Internal Revenue
Louisiana
Kellogg
Santa Anna
Inscore
Committee On Elections
Sungamon
Gehring
Marsh
Mr. Jones
Jo Davies
School Punishment Aims At Voluntary Obedience And Self-Government
In education, punishment should cultivate voluntary obedience and character, with fear as a minor factor. The rod has value when justified and directed toward reflection, repentance, and fair, calm decision making, while avoiding bodily harm as much as possible.
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American Journal of Education
Suspend and whip pupils to deter idleness, writes Belleville editor
A Belleville Illinois editor argues that suspending a student harms future prospects more than corporal punishment. He asserts removal from school leads to idleness and street roaming, while a proper whipping would enforce discipline and study.
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Belleville, Ilinois
Illinois Senate debates on railroad lands sale and state laws
The Illinois Senate reports action on selling Illinois Central lands at public auction and refers the measure to the Judiciary Committee. It also receives a Supreme Court communication seeking amendments to divorce and criminal law, lists new bills, and notes committee inquiries, appropriations, and a move to investigate the statehouse construction with added staff.
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