Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-08-23


TO EXHIBIT rHE % tue l'&""En hs = ~,
dr, SIDE o. cannot dave "ln 'nc c' ma =.
GrJ,rrs. onv sr such ia furnish lhey com
plain that the aud EXPENSES " l!e c"ese NV -
very h-avy. h." US see what . easy u.., For ,br
n, their private fortunes meet these expenses. ro e
fr.t eleven Years they paid of Their own PocaesS
or ua OF the fees rcceired from Students twenty s @
san. nine hundred and forty dollars SHY wv I'
500 oi- 62 The, adj the whole amount o matfcuauoF
,t.s and diploma fees. eight thousand, hVc luhuie'
Id further all the inrmiry fees OF thirty thies
,,Irr. 1858 000) These added together hiise 'ne @n
,yv,aoni. If expenses sixty eight thousAnd tnm. hLu
and ,,ry zine dollars sixty iva cents tSoo 4i9 " = M
bryce s.:n hal been paid ~ the Faculty nnt .. r W.
fauura linen indeed they would be entitled 10 puv,' sl
n,lhy and ~ the position Of pablic bcnelactoIs hut '
fes of the Ifrma-y out OF Inc pockets o' tc
of Virginia boarding Nc ne macun'''r anu 'p'"
ma fees came from ttc 1ocS Of The StHs These sum
uf trv three thousand and eight thousand I'VE huhuco
dollars mus, deIrcrd from the grand asS;eSc " s'Ay
eight thousand four hundred ana 'rly hne n I',
of twenty six thousand nine huhGen anu Io y
seven dollars sixty is eit unhccohncu iof
We viii suppose, for the moment mat u came ~"
prcke.s al Tie Faculty. But let Us look on lie chc
side al the ledger From their own showing the ices re-
ccved 81 The professor holding probably the most foao
chair during the first eleven years amounted Ia Ten 'ous"e
inrae hundred and fifty. dollars and fifty cents bh
there six professors, and six times this amount SHY
rou- md hundred and prlyiivc dollars tSbz1o
But they say the above amount was received h Inc pro
lessor holding probably the profitable chair
will dawn The gross sixty thousand dollars
1850 UOO) Now icdnc; ihcrerom the twenty six thousand
nine hundred aud furtySercG dollars and cents
Of expenses for and yUu have he nett balance
Of icty three thousand and fy-twO dollars and thirty
ciah; cents 1898 O52 35 which into The pockets o! the
Eacu profits III the enterprise for hF tIrs eleven years
Iii published the world that prorssotshlp Is now
worth income Of Thousand dollars There are A
professors which makes the whole annual income SIX hou
sand dollars. infer that II has yielded this amount since
the interest four years ago This makes TWEEN
~ thousand dollars of profits and added ~ the thirty
tlc, thousand nd iii dollars thirty. eight
makes the hlHspUG Ut fifty seven thousand aud MY
dollars and hiily eight cents 1851 2 So as tc pros
III, going pockets Of Mt tacitp These calculations
are n! upon lhcis data. What different exhibit
does il make from that the College Faculty who eta &C
Tic mcmOrasts 'wh much OF a'sc-colorlng aS II 'y
had studied the Of misrepresentation"
In addition this let the public estimate, II u cai
the advantage which thc Faculty have derived as private
their positions professors and then only
rau prop,y estimate be formed effect
n":'iUn with the college upon their private purse.
Throughout their address can be lound Charges, that tt
mctnr have sought ru!iss y 10 invade private rights;
deep conspiracy has been formed, secret nIfGnts
held, and wage" against thcm which w!Il never e'
lent unes; It's present professors Will yield 10 IN, torn
which as.aiis Them and racate their places Tor those wr
them" 4 appeal 10 an Impartial public Ia decide "ha
act III the memo!iaiss in hls whole matter uSics sGc
charges.
All The ingenuity Of their legal advisers and special plead
free them from the gust charge at apPr"pa
ling large pIrc tn designed nr lka fostering 81 Medical
science their exclusive uses and OF pGIPtiGa:ng IN
der the charter Of i4mpden Sidney Cp'eg, dynat: win
royal pre-. 0gatirrs. ecGsc Drs Cullen, Warner and othc!S
ns e fist corps III professors, labpnd aud oid for The
school sew PROFESSORS INHERITED nights u pro
pcrg n The Institution? If This doctrine maintained
,.!u ho! lin. thai he Trustees nnI the Literary Board
should look 10 t.~. interests.
Bal tie Faculty OF te Colcse taic great credit 10 them
sesc, iYng recommended the creation Of new Chair
inasrnHch the fees Of the other Chairs ablcd tor thf
Ca,.cNncE. NJ Chair therefore they 0!"ht Ia have
lie sesro .. - individual ill it. The pnbIic did not
sun~ that other hed!cdi SGhl.> sHC as The University pi
Penn s4nia Jefferson Medical college, a.. t Cursr oi
Physicians Surgeons ard Tie University OF New ."fs,
aud Others nave long tad pToessuisp, and have
been tiyjin. he rritOn fCc hinIr"d and !sc e."
afs b. wnlc our College pruicssn9 nave ut"n
.ivdina The same Il. cm9ng si@.
il las brcu sail that GnT ol .n i;;efhrniSts nave al
ways oes0 opposed 10 the very existence % tho Medical
l,oi.gc GhIna dis great .nioaEe IheY opposed
- . consriiutcd and sci! appointing dynasty VIII. all lis
.yI consrqni2. Jhey do NOT SEEK 10 "'ea" DOWN the
.r.n" M Of the 'I@r Only AK that IN" learen
nj repnricia.s:. be introduced into its
ami that il may be placed sci; no4tion that all the Me
cal men D tie State may be rallied Ia lis SUPPORT .Ga oy
their cxerlvns maze il the great Medical School Of
he South.
clagc Ina tie ,leicaI School in Richmond has been
80 as 10 d =. Jin lis snpuurr = large number
o Medical men, S.hu might ;nd woUid ma Lce Eli.
rcnis and ruliboFers under different policy II Is
Dula institution 'nnrs.i and reared upon public funds
.ninan.J ant bcnclac0ns These funds ought to have
been administered as 10 nave secured lie greatest amount
u p'ljc coed. Under different s. STEM verify believe II
might G'"h"r s hEndrcas instead OF is sixty eighty
students
regret that The Faculty of College in their address
5IpG rkei real ssucs aud corlented themselves
i: n.e-s 10 sce'ariir a1uscs and ci,rts heap odum
ieTgy"g :-hosc character for air, manly
1bore5olrd dealing, las Ion. been paced Gpon I'm mprrs
na.lr fortress rnE iEHuEaLIsTs AND THE MEaoRIaLsTa
alOSE ARE RESPONSIBLE MovEMEST. This drcla
alton ought - satisfy the public.
,tesrc no.c remarks The general poiicS
u Medical Schools The interest which The public has in
hu< institutions. is suc! Is dcvci from general ruI.
.!cfat IONS public health. Tie principal guards b.
hrn.7n around ihc'n are nuc will prevent their hccom
!rdiv!Gal cgiy. THIS is effected
- subcCnr them control ~. the public spirited.
.irruGu4 an,i intelligent c.:mE. Mrd!Ga. .!sT whether
hcy will not haze inscoarabe ntets; in csS ins'i
u!.ons gici stamp character upon The whole profession
Ivhia 4 !ew years Medical Schools have multiplied
- m unprecedented degree. A necessary
,uCncr there cNIss HE most active rivalry between
thea, Unfortunately this rivalry doe. not consist III
; Es 4: II have hc largest GLASSES and largest
c"s Is necessary d"'.rInrafi"n "i !hr
,u.iity ul M ariica resulted lH 'cicri
a,iua exclusively !ciI BY the lay ." tie
profession IN qIcnc" OF tbs Grca: cCnir.t - NOS
Going III The uni,i stat" between III: Colleges on one
-iiG y i:InbG.s II lie procession On lhr "1 On
In. snhrC, !ct:,! c,!Ca,i1a. i!c present
.,rn.nc in RchT"nd part ana parcel d This contest.
Interested !r rcITcS.H II contest bc'%C:n
Inc Richmond l"corg i"lnded on professional zeal 'u:cs.
&c. II their policy kcp the pdblc End J"afici oni
liz rrc Issues. am firmly perSnadtd tina: Dr. IiHSon
I'D mol taken bold ard HIepcndeh StInd in tdr0r Of
hrsc pThlc SONS, tie hou!i mol
.e mite 50 daSisini 10 College FdrHiy. THESE
5rls are c ojecis and c!Is OF present contest: uoi
IN ii rnIy persuaded hl these who enlisted II this
.lusc who represent large portion al The profession.
will never cprts until these desirable ends han
~ attained 4 CITY PHYSICIAN.
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