Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-28

EDroATIos.-ln respect to the means Of educa-
ton, We hardly know State in advance of Indiana
The people, through their representatives, have
made large provision for the rising generation an
though We should be pleased TO see what are usually
called common schools, - in general vogue.
yet we cannot but congratulate the citizens Of the
State for what We already enjoy. Did time AID
space permit. it would please Us. and doubt
ny OF our readers, TO give general review of edu
cation and It's means as they exist in this State.
This cannot do at present, though may re-
fer TO the subject at some future time. We can
not pass over, however, without notice. three PAM
phlets before u.s. relative to the matter.
First, then, we have the Catalogue Of the officers
and students in Indiana University, ls40 Al.
From this We learn that the University is in a
more fourishing condition than IT has been in
before Notwithstanding some little local difficult
ties heretofore, pleased to learn that the
measures complained of, have by the wisdom and
compromising spirit of the parties interested been
terminated. and that s.undsturbed harmony
regns, not only within the walls of the institution
itself, but all ITS relations with the citizens of
the adjoining town and surrounding country"
The whole of study and rules in the Uni
versty are such as, think, will receive the
hearty response of the whole community. We APP
pend list of the Board of Trustees, Faculty, and
reca pituation of the Students:
Darid H. .NarueH, President of the Board /; Miles
T.. Egeleston, William L. ;. Cornet Robert Dale
Owen, Nathaniel West, John Law. Joseph =.
Jenckes, Lot Bloomfield and james Scott. Jas ID.
Maxwell, Secretary of the Board.
Row n n
dent, and Professor OF Moral and Mental Philosophy,
and Bellies Lettres Kew lnEorHILus A. WYLiE,
innn 49, p.'c n.'op - a.iu o"..i-
and civil Epgineer,ng I Nopp,sox N
Professor of Languages. VI. VI. CAMPBELL, \. NJ.
Principal OF the Preparatory Department. JOSEPH
VI. Howe, Treasurer.
REcArIruLATIoN.-Resident Graduates 3
Seniors @
Juniors
Sophomores 10
Freshmen
Irregulars Il
Preparatory Department 81
Total 81
And next we have the Wabash College.
sermon, preached at Charlottesville, on the
Sabbath before commencement IN this College, by
Rev. CALEB MILLS, NJ A. is before US. and from 1t
we learn that the Institution Is IN fiourIshng
diton. 1t recapitulates brief history of the Col
Icgc from It's comm encement to the present time,
and very interesting production to the friends of
education We learn that 1t is the intention of the
Trustees To make Wabash College an institution
worthy of the patronage OF an enlightened commune
~ and To furnish the means of extensive and
thorough education can be obtained in any other
College IN country. They have elected another
professor and assigned to him the department Of Lat
in with the intention that the classical students
shall be under the instruction of the Professors of
Latin and Greek through their whole preparatory
as well collegiate course, an advantage which
We add the Faculty:
Rev. CHARLES WHIrE, -. ID. President. Profess
or oil Moral and intellectual PHILOSOPHY and Politc-
al 'cono"y i'p"'N Nd w. "o'hf W. a., rfo'css-
T.ousox NJ prof.ssor If Ns,bau,,;c. N.,n.
raj Philosophy and Astronomy Caller Mills. NJ.
A., Professor OF Greek Language and Literature.
Tutor IN Arithmetic and Algebra is employed
irom year 10 year