, 1861-03-23


The Young Mems Association Annual
Election To-day.
We cannot as city do without the Young
Mems Association: Ill fed as It has been, and
lily supported, despite of bad management on
the part Of those who haye grasped at It's Off
ces with an eye to the honora rather than the
duties Of the same : notWIthstan ding all this,
and that the Association has remained poor
and beggary, while those Of other cities, its
equals In age, have become well located nev-
erthe]es1 it has become abundantly: demon
strated that We cannot as, a city, nor are We
disposed to, do without the Young MEMS As
ISOLATION. .
We need it as the nucleus and centre Of lit
eraEy culture in our community, We need It's
intellectual treats in well lighted and well
highest Joy is not in the saloons and Who find
better cue than that at billiards, prize lis
Library. and well-supplied Reading: Room.
Both might be bettered, but, aa they. are, have
become power in our city, and always for
the elevation Of our citizens.
It will be better when the Association be-
comes more thrifty. Yesterday we visited q
green house, where the gardener showed us
his roses In pots. They were. thriving and
vigorous, even the smallest Of them, and one
OF these latter hs shook ont from the pot to
show us how the earth enclosed Was COM
p1etely filed md txaversed with the root tbres.
A rose tree with scanty roots no gardener
could praise,
These annual elections like that to occur to-
day furnish once in twelve month the oppor-
tunity for Judging Of the root-ibres of the
Young Mems Association, and We trust the
exhibit to-day will show an improvement over
Last year: It is just In this the organization
has langaished. The sympathy between too
many Of Its members, and the Association
itself has been but feeble. We trust that to-
eIy ~, "na ouo" an l"peo'e"ent'
@As' ~ o1f e'ty seauess aireaoJ Know,
1niee leAe1s III tne nelo "nicn We gre IN
e1o'ner Column, IN tns otoef Oh thelt nom1na-
1.on. ne iesno "le1ilgens: 1!1eno o. inc Asso-
e'atio"' "ao 'A1uot A1oul aeaons taese hatnes
beieet compeLent ana e1netent board OF
officers for the year to come. Tho Annual
meeting M will 4ssis1 BE- held this evening and should
L1sp UNIVERSITY MArrERs,-The Board Of
rhoa1,,,o., r,t.4: eT, ry,,..
composed Of Commissioners. appointed an.
nualIy BY the Presbyteries and the Board of
Trustaes. will he held at tba escona praeb.-
+ar,on rhu.oh t., 60 49, ~ w Ta,A seuo .eaoy
.erlan cnufcn IN cmcago' on wednesday,, 9Th
May next, at ten O'Clock In.
In the Academic Department. .of ttfs ins+itu.
t3on Mt Lake Foraa+ +ma,tr ,,,a ro;1a. ,o-.., *
49,, 80 ~ - "tnee nof@u VI
>tnls CRY, 1nere are no" forty live students.
A Freshman class will be orranized in the
co1,ep;,te nan,rtn a,t At +1,a an.,,;,1 - ~.
g.. e -. e. r. -s-. ~ ~ otea4Ds W :no
nfet tetm LOT Enc ne2t AcaQemic year, which
will commence On the 10Th Of September. 1851.
Tha Tru.tae. 3nv;ta ann1,ca4,on. t,- na,,,,
-. =. Pf->a.n' ~. "e.i't''
14pu W tnis c11ss' "nlcn may oemade 10 either
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mechantcs' Institute.
The members Of the Mechanics' Institute
onnosed IN sone of The non,,no+,ono ~ IN
80 re:e,-.i A-1s "a .1o
6Neeula' Aieaet' nafe nolninalea tne following
gentlemen for officers Of the Institute for The
ensuing wear - /
For Pyssldsat-Robert Il. Eos.
Observation-Disclosures Page.
co,rssp6nding .seeTsiaTySG:P. Upton.
Recording Ssssetary-n p French.
IreasuTer-W. b. Mbbard
, AdHq9eT5-sanlord johnson, j. u: Lo:m1s, c.
fG, nI,rso, -: naso4' % t. ~ DGna' r. H. cnap1nan'
-'N' oen1soD' y -. Aseloes''
Young men,a Aazoctatfou.
I'll Ga9A3 ~ 81 1nouHa ING Har tnat LOT
1Re eRe asia ~ lAl no" 'feoss numbering SNAKES
'n W, ot,. .4-
brt v;te no ~ ,r rpn.ss's o9s po~er
~ ~ ml.a " vur nashs' "e1 resolved
~ Ws 4rooa e !, 41a11 .ra, - ~ .n' san1 a.