New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-01
Eduration-AIoral, intellectual and Phys;-
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take the liberty oi sending you an outline o. some
o. the principles together with short account of
the excr,,.es. connected with ne latinr of tie
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de- the patronage oi me American Baptist Free
Mission Society
Unlike an tie other COLLEGES DO, o-r c,,,,~, Eli.
P''.'N'' ~ o''' u l'' l'' 'i'-'' ai'' 'A 700 e -
footing, The youth OF both sexes The friends OF
the institution have been led 20 TIM, conclusion Ia
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'"' '''" '"D' sex eN'''' "i''" '"e o'.'''
and In view a'''' oi what The! believe % Ice
tact namely, that the mind of Woman is capable
ol AZ lirI cultivation AS that of Man. They dis.
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10 has been uo small objection. Odd the minds o.
many % the present system of collegiate cduca-
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done nothing or next o. notllne ior the cultivation
Of the moral powers. aud the physical powers have
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l'-' ", ".," sNol's wi" a''o ID que u'"e ot
.'iio't e' WIN the lusti'Iu'n oI muse y" u' pre-
Ter me'hanIcai pursuits. emalr students VIII De
taught those kilds oi labor appropriate % then
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hope ~ accomplish two obiects-the students who
1' forth from TINS INSTITUTION Vs. have sound minds
h soAh' b'a't' instead 'I ue-ns graduated from
college candidates ior the grave and having been
taught to labor they Wiil Dee tree from false and
pernclols Opinions ln relation o. the facra datlon
of Labor They VIII boz prepared ~ Identity them
selves and sfmpafulze WIFI the LabOru- lIas-c.
instead Of feeling above them.
Another feature IN the character oi tins lnstltu-
tiOu Is tins While the purer and less Obocti0na
b.e oi the ancient classics viii be- retained. yet %
very important addition VIII be made 90 the Isl
oil college textbooks namely. TIE BIBLE which
is 10 be introduced as text book and test boob
rom beginning TO end oi the con. Sc oi instruction
Many among our educated men have looked back
20 Their college days with regret that they were
not thus early Introduced by some wise and com
petcut guide t0 the moral and intellectual beauty
aud greatness of the Bible How erroneous the
idea that the Bible is lacking iu literary beauty
when DO possesses q beauty which If once deycl-
oped before the mind of the man of taste. De- must
be captiyated by It's mrivaled excellence. Surely
too the glowing imagery of Isaiah Will lose moth
.ug by comparison with any portion OF Homer
Nor VIII the study Of nm author 50 arCumcntative
as Paul be without benefit n dis cIpliuinc the mind
% the young, while no the same time 10 viii im.
press upon the young aud plastic mind those
splendid and unanswerable arguments that the
Apostle used 10 explain and defend the holy re
l-t7n winch he taught 1t o"s"t Torhrps to D,
s"'u I'sl Ioi 'a' l"u DDo j. os ~ OV I.Ie'e'
~ 'cN' JUN 'o t'G qua P"at "i tc"'iDH- lH'' "'
ina' seo'allan view Du' ioI 'ne De''ef purpose
u.s. '"' .t""o"'
Ihe niehds on rec DISCUSSION throughout the
cou"tI! nav D,Vn more Una" o"cy pane" uhIiH-
the ias' ten OF hlteeh years 10y inc ihttnl-ehce
"hlch mas ieaIheI llem that Inc students A enc
OF "lo'he' oi 'he hNe'a'H an" l"e' 'elcaI lusilu
mons IA me lahd nave ueeR restrained ia Their at
'oH'P's 10 "s0u,s aIl'i7 'u'u's1''eS s"iHv one o'
"eI % we - ca. lii''"' aIu la'oiy "o'eieIs
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llehds oi 'Ii> institution are dete mlhed thal SIN
dehis seeNht us peheHts an' privileges VIII De-
ieit nee TOD discuss among themselves any one or
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other articles was plqred i'm tlc corner .t,,,. h.
Elder e. z Grosveuor. Editor of TIe Cby..,,,'
Ca0f,b.for Utire y y and the President erori
,f tL., ttoll.,c Ia Ie,in,, fla ,.,.,..r st., NJ
cr,s,.,r mad, s,,o,, ar,rroori,f.. r.,,,-Ls saw.
,po tl,ot i'm ,,oing thr,1,b v,ifb sp.b n .re,,r,.
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t,- ,,s,or,ti.,ns tb. f.,lip-s tbat had ,,,,,,,ti
tb. mon of this generation io uDI.rfsL, a work o
spch ,,,s,t9d, as th. crecti. of au,fb.- IY.fi,,
fon of Irarniur He then besorrbt fbe multi
t,4. p, bnl their homes of safety o, tbaf corner