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fly. Tnls ftdvico Is not wlfh'iflt fonnrtn
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(Idly ((iW(ttUilt lh ftlVftrilflM whWb
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TTtB fAS OK '7
Th pf!Tt (JommfiTifternnrU has ended
fhp p?pnti. pf of otir Uftlteraltj, an1 ft
rla of ppi. grwlrtate Iim departed
hecnuvi of vfttfne glnmonr wJi'cli to from our midst i? Is Imt ft r.olnoilen-.e,
fhem snrrmnds city 1Wp. or from an 'v-r j ,,f our', that the nnrnbor soirer? be trn
drawn notion of ir rpsppf lability H"'" of both these (vent, though n similar
in Hi other hand, a many lav- Hip
country fir good reasons, w must admit
Hint the moviinenl Is Hi' result of no fri
IllfiK cause.
jl is claimed, nrifl doubtless with Iriilli,
Hint morn people Hock li I1u city llinri il
ciiiri sustain. The balance of ultra lion Is
ovidontly on the side of Dm- laller; yet It
(loos nol follow tlml this Is necessarily
llio daso. Life, whofhoi in eotlnliy or
oily, Is Inrgoly what people mnko 11, iiiid
thu greater sttniutlon of tlio one Is nol a
iiuuossiiry result of an essential lank of
advnntagos In the nthur.
Tlin rush to Him oily is because the I'm in
(loos nol piosont sufficient Indiieoinonlfl to
lOtnlii 11 niluiomiis class of young pooplu.
Tlio western hfruioi In his headlong put
sill! lot independence In I lie ii nn t fullllo,
till nil Hit' giniiiiil lie possibly can mill nl
lllWH IlllUSIlIf Mill' lllllM loi M'CM'lllllill.
I In th us hoounios ndiildgo doing It In win Ii
IIMIt'll HR II II WOIO II IIIIK'llllll' ll" ll'llllfl,
also, mi tuiHiiHal life JhoIiiIiuI an tin Is
liuin lila iMilliljoifi.
Ills sons mo In I'm in lll'o nntliliin ,M1 "
luputllloii of this, and so tiiin to uioiu in
vltlnj; Ili'M" of IhIimi Tlif'si' ilniwluiflis
inllil liiiinali'ilally lnsocncil. Kiiiiiilnn, In
llsoir, iiii'iits Wasliliitlon's (MU'oinltiin of
lii'lliU " t tin niiisl nolitc anil tlin iniml line
I'tll ni'iMipiilloiiol man." Hut Iiiiiiicim do
Hill liiakn llicli linini'H Rlllllclciilly atliacl.
Ivo. Hy ntitlititfr liusli'" iitiiii slowly
Lliti Would Hiilli'i no malcilal lo?s. Tln-y
uutild tin inoio towaid ii'llcvliif; Hum life
of Its iiiiimituny and It-oliillcii, and by
tiiatiitahilng giualui tmolal and inlolloohi
ul iiUvimliigue, liiinpt inoio ol ihulr olill
dii'it In luiiiutn ul liumu.
h lipp'ri'l In v?ry pry yar
hul nttf
'I'Im- plon'T period if our sihool Is no?
nl nn ond. Willi llio dopftrturo of tlio
prniwril c.Iaw, no ntiiflnntA wlio onlnrcd
diirhift Hi" Hrsl tw yonrs will rorrmln
Our Unlvcrlly lias Imcn slmdlly fiinnr
lug from tlio iiii.aiittlcd oondlllon of an
nuwly opcnod Institution, and It will now
piosont llio app'iiranoo of oldor col logon
with tlmli gradual nliaugus.
'!liii clans of '7H Is largor llian any of
lis pirdcccsftiirs, and fiituro onus, dotilt
loss, will nooii bo much larger. This ox
pcc.latlon scorns wariaulud liy llio pio-
pciily of out young and growing stale,
and tlio Inloiosl of Its clllzons In tlio"auso
of mliicatlon.
Tlio iiiuiuhors of llio ulass havo main
lalncd a loeoid highly hotiorahlu to tlioiu
hoIvoh us well an giatlfying lo tlio patrons
of the Unlverslly. Ah wo bid laiowell lo
lliein, we hope lluil their fuliiio will ho
pioHpniotiH ami Hint Ihey will not coasolo
advoealo Hie inletenUol' llio institution of
which they havo been nienihoiH.
WaYIiANII IIAIIiICV
is a bullion lo I'm!, llailoy of our Unl
voislly. lie ciiuio bold in llio Kail of '70,
ami onb'ied the .lunioi elnHH In Ihc cIiih
steal coiirso. I'rnvlouK to thin timo lie
bad puisiied his studios in Ohicago. Me
was almenl all IiihI your and was chlolly
oeeuied In teaching In I'enusylvania,
In Ida studies, Mr. Hailey has dovoloped
a piofuiouco lor llio hoIoiicoh, having
imiubml iu tbeso n hlgii grade of scholar
ship. Ills Hoelety alllnilicH havo been
wllh llio Univoisily Union. I Iu is ol
inudium hIro, with dark hair ami oyes.
An lo llio culling ho will follow, wo can
not speak with ceilululy, but havo heaid