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Yale's debaters will be L. S. Buttrick '95, Clough '95, and Rall '95. Clark '95, Julien '98, and Baldwin '95, alternates...
Harold E. Buttrick was the third speaker for Yale. He said that much time is now wasted in requests for information from the executive departments, and delays in the sending of replies have often resulted seriously. There should be free intercourse between the executive and the legislative. Cabinet membership would not only bring this about but would locate definitely the responsibility for the administrative policy...
...final competitive debate to choose three men to represent Yale in the coming debate with Harvard, April 27, was held Thursday night. The men chosen were H. H. Kellogg of Carthage, Mo.; H. E. Buttrick of Brooklyn, N. Y., and G. H. Baum of Camden...
...fourth debate was held May 2, 1893, in the Hyperion Theatre, New Haven. Yale was represented by L. P. Gillespie '94, H. E. Buttrick '95 and N. A. Tyner, L. S. Harvard was represented by H. C. Lakin '94, F. C. McLaughlin '93 and F. W. Dallinger '93. The judges were President Low of Columbia, President Gates of Amherst, and Professor Smith of Columbia. Harvard had the nagative side of the question, "Resolved, That the time has now come when the policy of protection should be abandoned by the United States." Harvard won again...
...subject is, "Resolved, that the time has now come when the Policy of Protection should be abandoned by the United States." Harvard has the negative. H. C. Lakin '94 is the first Harvard speaker, F. C. McLaughlin '93 second, and F. W. Dallinger '93 third. The Yale speakers are Buttrick and Gillespie from the Yale Union and Tyner from the Kent Club of the Law School. The judges are President Low of Columbia, President Gates of Amherst, and Professor Smith of Columbia. Elaborate preparations have been made to have the debate in every way a success...