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...MONDAY.English VI. Oral discussion, opened by Mr. Whittemore: Government Control of the Telegraph. Sever...
There has been of late a feeling among the university professors that the best interests of the leading professions cannot be advanced by men who are obliged to devote part of their time to "match peddling," and to such occupations as telegraph messengers, "itinerant musicians," etc. They can really accomplish very little, and their beggary brings into disrepute the professions they are studying. This state of things on its sober side is indeed a pitiable one. Thousands of almost absolute paupers, men of the most ordinary attainments and without a suitable early education at home, come up every year from...
...Texan who has lived for years among the cow boys says that many of them are graduates of Eastern colleges. No one who has ever lived in a college town will wonder after this at the stories which come to us by telegraph of the artistic genius of the cow boys in painting western settlements...
...Stanyan, '87 is at present occupying a position on the reportorial staff of the Troy Telegraph...
...been growing, but so has free trade. Free trade was first recognized in our constitution. when no restrictions werned lowed on commerce between the States. Germany, Italy, Russia, Japan, China, the English Colonies, Africa, all speak for the advance of free trade. All in creased means of communication, telegraph, railroads and canals, favor the adoption of free trade principles. National trade has to grow, and has grown, as is shown by the custom returns of any progressive county of today. The acceptance of free trade principles depends on the realization of the need of a foreign market. This need...