Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-09
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WBAI 4 UNiyEpgiFS sH0vtO Bl--A Ne.
eeaisy.--ll strikes uiAS SomsEhat curious hat
any Considerable number o. men-lafnod mon
-lhoula tind themselves 6stthlr under
Aihs Totally 1t var with Ne dictionary man.
jag Ofopo AAifd pips. We ~ Aot ~ mort
psfioaialy q he ease d ths roslhlly sndoV.
"a corporation, khokh - 4 pllt Soath6Fh
URlvofAly, thinWs % d cider Sseh IHlahesI
--but TIE ease IN hand seems % illustrate Whil
We have 70 ~. BY . university people under.
stand sOmslhlng broad, comprehensive, raj
VsrIal, hol anything crampSd, nlsgaFdly or
Oaa dad In sentiment ~ tUniyeFSlty,
where men are male Nas,sm q Ant doctors u
lev, divinity o. physle, Il e reasonable to az.
pet tie utmost expansion ::af mind, and not .
''Psnt Up utlea," WhOFv one YET u opinions
are sludloaaly lnenlosisd % DE utter sbnesa.
hon d al counter .son,Imsht We ssanot,
tha9, bHtrsgIlt % AeV every day msbtiOH. 80
our exchanges, Of the plans and PuPopss Ia.
t'oded 5be d5lelepSd under tht foofof ths
projected Southern UnivenliY," In Tennessee,
Ons q which Is especially appreciated BY Tie
moe ultra Of our Southern exchanges viz be
indOctrinatIOn Of more complete Southern sen.
tmoht
sRfom the saTelulelabOFAtiOhs Oithls project BY
our eOlsmPOraries, We gather some such Idea as
this; Young men fr0A tho South, sent At
tshdOrlge % Yale, HiFVaFdand othei Northern In.
alilulIONa have contracted hsHodox--or 1t least
ipks.waun opinions on the great oyershadOwing
nissF qntsasn-and have come home about
like the RhgliShman's als--" all and 'alf'-ln
other words. Impressed with the Idea that mig
gers are not the best paying Investments either
for public OF private money. Our contemporaries,
from this tact urge tho necessity lOr Thorough
Overhaaling Of Southern edusatlOn-and the
adoption Of such system as shall make Il
il harmony with the physical conditions and
Institutions by which tho studsnt i surrounded.
Virginia sad her great University are not iar
enough South; there is too much laxity Of opin-
Ion on the great question over there.
This 80 far as We can gather from the papers,
istho great disinetiEe feature IN this, rs to be-
Univsriity. IL may turn out, a. an Intelligent
rhsn win hope, to DO very good and useful
schOOl-nay especially aid penyIp its vicinity
loalibSnl education who would never havers.
Cslved It bat for It's charity, but there certainly
lssTsasonSbIs doubt how lar any such an insti-
tuition can over attain the status Of University.
Southern students go to Northern COllcgvs-hOld
and speak whatever opinions thcy think proper,
be they heFodox Of orthodox, aud We have vet
70 read Of the first instance Of one Of them be.
ing deprived Ofany social standing Or otherwise
annoyed therefor. But how is Il TO be at this
University Very different we apprehend- land
Il our approhsnsiOns are correct, isit not poor
Sshems-1 lrifing one indced-tO ihaugunte in
Acountry where our boast Is a free press and nee
dlsenssion' It's nothing more than tacit ld.
mission that free discussion is an injury to the
peculiar tenants Of these lilSrati who arc going
tobuild up this great institaiop.. Suehawsk-
ness in this day and ago Of the world, Is more
be Pltied than condemned. ssiaA $3.50
THE ArtASne TEIaaeArn -Mr. Cyrus W.
Field and Engineer Everett, leo New York for
England 10 the steamer OF Wednesday, for the
purpose ofmaking arrangements tor laying the
Ataalle telegraph Il the spring. They take
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