...fortune, lie prepares for its perpetuity by educating his children. There is nothing more favorable to the character of the foreigner newly arrived on our...shall not mingle with the children of the wealthy, nor with those of the liberally educated. Such .discrimination leads the laborer to refuse all school...

...fortune, he prepares for its perpetuity by educating his children. There is nothing more favorable to the character of the foreigner newly arrived on our...schools — public schools founded especially for the iudnstrial class, to the end that its children being born from " hands" shall be "hands'' still, and...

...ture, he prepares for its perpetuity by educating his children. There is nothing moro favorable to the character of the foreigner newly arrived on our shores than this, that he is everywhere eager to ' iil himself of the .school privileges. To the self respect born of spiration, what greater shock...

...the institution of a caste system. Harris realized that public schools would become nothing more than schools "founded especially for the industrial class...shall not mingle with the children of the wealthy nor with those of the liberally educated."93 Further, he predicted that the public schools would degenerate...