Historical hand-atlas, illustrated : containing twelve farm maps, and History of Jay County, Indiana, Part 27

Author: H.H. Hardesty (Firm)
Publication date: 1881
Publisher: Chicago : H.H. Hardesty
Number of Pages: 288


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CHURCH OF THE HOLY SEPULCHRE, JERUSALEM.


111


PENNSYLVANIA AND DELAWARE.


Education, etc .- The school superintendent is appointed by the governor, and holds office for three years. His jurisdiction only embraces disputes in which points of law are involved. County superintendents are elceted by the county hoards of direc- tors every third year. These hoards consist of six directors from each district, and two of them arc elected each year. The town- ship hoards consist of six members. The superintendents examine teachers, and grant two grades of certificates, good for one and threo years. The state superintendent grants permanent certifi- cates, which are good everywhere within the State. The consti- tution provides that " No preference shall ever he given, hy law, to any religious establishments or modes of worship." The Stato has six normal schools; one at Millersville, Edinboro, Blooms- hurg, Mansfield, Kutztown, and Philadelphia. The last is exclu- sively for girls. There are numerous other educational establish- ments throughout the State, among them Girard College for poor boys in Philadelphia. The University of Pennsylvania is a noble institution, and its new buildings in Philadelphia were occupied in October, 1872. There are many other nohle educational insti- tutions in the State.


This State has two largo penitentiaries, one at Pittsburg and ono at Philadelphia. Philadelphia has a house of refuge for juvenile delinquents, also one for adults. Pittshurg has a house of refuge. A State lunatic asylum is located at Harrisburg, and an insane hospital at Pittsburg. There is an institution for the deaf and dumb at Philadelphia, and the Women's Medical College and Jefferson Medical College are also located there.


The decennial population of Pennsylvania, by counties, from 1790, is as follows :


COUNTIES.


1880


1870


1860


1850


1810


1830


1820


1810


1800


1790


Adama


90315


28006


25081


21379


19970


15152


Allegheny


262204


178-31


138290


81235


50552


3-1921


25317


19172 15087


10309


Armstrong


43342


35797


99560


28365


17701


10324


6143


2399


Beaver


36148


29140


26689


29368


24183


15340


12168


5776


Bedford


20635


26736


23052


29335


24502


20248


15746


12039


13121


Berka


106701


93818


77129


64569


83152


46275


43146


92107


80179


Bradford


53904 64146


09578


5609


48107


45745


87812


82371 7315 2117


27496 3916


23101


Butler


3 510


95591


80346


22378


14581


10193


35569


29155


17778


11230


7076


3987


4278


28144


21033 27000


15084


20492


18879


13796


10691 80396


13009 32093


7562 27937


26537


21988


23505


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4803


2312


875


Clinton.


Columbia


25065


17710


21267


20059


17621


Crawford.


48755


37+49


31721


100 0


9397


6178


2346


18243


Dauphin


60740


46756


3575


3J118


2521;


21653


3 893


29270


18177


Delaware.


39403


30597


24679


19791


17321


14810


14734


12809


9183


Elk


8188


5915


8531


89742


31344


17041


8311


3738 217:4


20159


13395


Foreet


4010


Franklin


45365


42126


39904


87793


95037


31892


23083


19638


15656


Fulton


9360


9131


7567


22134


19147


18023


15554


12544


31251


23100


24786


35184


27145


20139


14778


8605 13008


7565


86139


88687


27170


201782


14232


7253


2025


561


161


16986


13029


11090


81203


76631


67975


53927


43403


86147


27298


84090


26071


21872


20557


16975


56796


82479


25787


22256


18895


18109


12839


4901


Lycoming


47626


McKean


8825


8559


5251


2975


1499


729


142


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49977


36856


39172


32873


19729


11691


8277


3228


Mifflin.


17509


16×40


14980


13092


21690


16618


12182


Montour.


15344


Northampton.


61492


47904


40235


4 998


30182


31755


38145


300G2


24950


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41444


28922


23272


20027


18133


15121


36327


27797


17161


Perry ..


25447


22733


20089


17096


14261


11284


1º5637


111210


81009


54391


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8436


7155 11-170


6048


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166


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15606


16035


28226


Sullivan


6191


Susquehanna.


37525


86267


28688


21195


16787


9960


Tloga .


35097


Unlou


15565


Venango


17925


25043


18910


17900


9470


4915


3º60


1130


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23897


19190


13671


9278


4697


1976


827


233


Washington ..


48483


46805


44999


41979


42784


40038


86289


28298


23866


Wayne ...


89188


82239


21890


11848


7663


4127


4125


2562


Westmoreland


58719


53736


61726


422609


38100


80540


26392


22726


16018


York


76134


68200


57450


47010


42859


88747


31958


25613


37747


Total


3521791


2906215 2911786


1724033


1848293


1047507


810091


562365


434373


1790


Kent


29804


2:804


2216 42780 25916


19872 3312/ 25098


19913 29720 97115


20799 27899 24057


20195 24129 27750


19554 25361 19359


19686 20488


Total


125015


112216


91532


78085


76748


72749


72674


61273


59094


According to the census of 1870, the population of Pennsyl- vania was 3,526,791, of which 65,294 were colored, 34 were Indians, 13 Chinese, and 1 .Japanese.


Philadelphia, situated on Delaware River, at the head of ship navigation, is the metropolis of Pennsylvania; Pittshurg, the next largest city, is the Birmingham of America. Other large cities are Alleghany City, Scranton, Reading, Harrisburg (the capital), and Lancaster.


DELAWARE.


D ELAWARE, one of the thirteen original States, stretehes from 38deg. 29min. to 39deg. 47min., and in west longitude from 75deg. to 75deg. 45min., and is hounded on the north hy Penn- sylvania ; east by the Delaware River and Bay and the Atlantic; south and west by Maryland.


It is 96 miles long, and 37 wide, and has an area of 2,120 square miles, or 1,356,800 acres. Next to Rhode Island, Delaware is the, smallest State in the Union. The surface is in general rather lovel, hut rising gradually from tho coast to the western hound- ary. There is, however, a hilly district in the north, and in the south a vast morass covering 50,000 acres, infested with wild ani- mals and noxious reptiles, and filling the atmosphere with poison- ous miasıns.


History, Government and Finances .- In 1610, Lord De la Ware, after whom the State was named, entered Delaware Bay. Later, the Dutch visited the hay, and established & post at Haven- kill in 1627. In 1638 Peter Minuits, at the head of a hody of Swedish colonists, erected Fort Christina on the Brandywine River. The Dutch, who still maintained their claims to this region, built Fort Cassimir on the site of Newcastle. In 1655 a small hody of colonists from New Amsterdam conquered the Swedish settlements, and in 1664 this region was taken possession of by the English. The settlements on the Delaware were joined to the province of New York until 1681, when they were then purchased hy William Penn from the Duke of York, Penn annexed them to Pennsylvania, under the name of the Three Lower Counties on the Delaware. They remained under the gov- ernment of Pennsylvania with a separate legislature, however, until 1776, when Delaware proclaimed her independence, aud her people framed a constitution. A new constitution was adopted in 1792, which underwent changes in 1802. 1831, and 1838.


Aceording to this constitution the executive power is vested in a governor, who is elected by the people every four years. The legislature meets hiennially, and is composed of a senate and a lower house; the former having nine members elected for four years, and the latter twenty-one members elected for two years. Delaware sends one representative to Congress, and casts three electoral votes.


The judicial authority is lodged in a superior court with one chief and three associate judges, a court of chancery with one chancellor, an orphan's court composed of a chancellor and a judge of the superior court, a prohate court, and a court of errors and appeals. The constitution is peculiar in two respects-the governor can never be re-elected, and the laws must he renewed every twenty years. The State has no penitentiary, but convicts are confined in the county jails. The whipping-post and the pil- lory are still used in the punishment of criminals.


Minerals .- There are very few minerals in Delaware; a fine sand for glass-manufacture is found near the head of Delaware Bay, which is exported to New England. Bog-iron ore exists to some extent in the southern part of the State.


Climate and Soil .- The climato is healthy; but the degree of cold experienced in the north is much greater, compared with that of the south, than could be expected from a difference in latitude of only 1deg. 20min.


The soil in the north is a rich clay; in other parts, and espec- ially along the shore, it is sandy, and of inferier fertility; but it is everywhere well cultivated. The chief River, the Delaware, rises in New York, runs mostly south, and, after dividing that State and New Jersey from Pennsylvania, falls into the Bay of Dela- ware, near the northern extremity of the State, after a course of about 310 miles. It receives several tributaries, and is navigable for ships of the greatest burden to Philadelphia, 55 miles from its mouth; and for small steam-vessels and boats, to nearly 135 miles higher. The other rivers are inconsiderable. A canal 14 miles in length, and navigable for small sea-vessels, unites the Delaware River ncar its mouth with the head of Chesapeake Bay.




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