New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-30

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by his figures the sun is only s5i5-dsductng this
from 81 coo there remains si55 for spending money
The amount he navey remarks, mot very considers
Die r No-only about SIS per month not much sure
ly" barely sufficient to support tone SELF sOctefy"
But even s545 Is an enormous .um1rgcr tlas IS gcse
rn1y cID, HCcf ~ the stufeHts 0f CaHl5rifgt.
Now look 1t the items learn what go 10 make up
Students College expenses II Music "perectiag ones
",ey u III, atq DahcIag and e'yoytrg he peasare Of
hs and ca55toge College expenses then the
Dent ha, correctly stated the We only surprised
that De- did hot also mention cgdr OD,rd hck,f and aer
- coiLys intimately connected with College routine.
any reader still ayos the statements of the Student
At IiaryaTd and trusts his unaffected simplicity, lot him
read the following list OF expenses, as given in the annual
Irsuucou Ltsry s75 Board for 10 weesss o. &c. 800
Rent md care Of Koem... Is Text Book,.,....... II
Toa.........................
This sum lin which the geutee clothes omitted is
less than is generally expended surely very tar IF I'M
$1,000 Yet our friend pretesds to be sating general
rule. without "mincng the matter, and tn TribuRe
gayey preiaces the article with tread and be- sggbhasi
Does body believe that he students AZ award spend
q 600 yeqrl Few hone Mitbuut dnuht tlsa att ara
published in Tie IltAnc for the best purposes Bat
WHIST must be- The impression made upon a stranger by
reading such statements Ihlsthat The members OF liar
ward {. leee were not fndcnt IL any proper ou.
simp, ditrs driving fast horses porting unry,cI dick.
tys al dressing ia sufficiently genee manner With
what feelings must distant parent who has SON in Cam
bridge. read such representations as these
Tie facts, however, are quite the Of what this
thousand dollar letter would e ind cate Tor Uni
fni-hed scholars and Of culture aud worth as Haf
yard.
That might correct the false ideas these letters will
prese 81 10 many, thus njurng the OF Education in
sad OF advancing IT, has been ouly motive in replying
to H. As private communication, IL, before init.
mated, unique. The pleasant gravity OF the appsal-he
su1ty 10 effect the jmp.l ment Of this object the
col mousatd Is the object Of coursejthe necessity Of
position in socItty-his perfectly fair and respe tlal
msInfI-snd the s. IT snd sweet sadness of being de.
privtd If all the erioyment, without Vhich life often.
lines harg' heaViy-these are points most beautifully
touched up HEsPERus
Looiss,e, y. Y. Tuesdly, Isas 3. lS5S
If Hesperus supposeswe published the letters of a
cocgan to prove that students expenses ought to be-
need be- any thing like the set forth in said let
ts then think Harvard has cent forth one student
very mpenectiy educated. Nor had any idea of in.
tmssipg aught preiudcla to the standing Of Harvard
among her sister Universities. What we sought 10
printing these letters to expose the false notions Of
Educaton-o il means is ends and It's worth-which
our model student enertsins, and which, alas are
shared by too many Of bis brethren. If these young
gentlemen can but be induced TO look at themselves ia
mirror Of their own fabrication, trust some amend
uert is inevitable Ed