The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-02-11

Co-rssptencs O, the Lansing Rep 5.l--z-
Jur state Agricultural CoiIsgr-W haI Is
said of 10 by EmIHent men-Its WoT-
Ihiness-CouditIOns OF its Success. &c
Esteemiug. as Go. the ed4ca,;oal sys
.em Of Michigan, ard realizing che deep
and lively ia.eres. feit by our citizens il
behalf OF Primary School education. the'r attach
meut 70 the improFei U-ioa School, their love .
for the Normal Scholi eai their esteem for the .
State University, entertain fis Prof,ani eon
uictjon, tka. a7iih t90 conditions FULFILLED the
agricultural COLLEGE n The STATE of .H.rh gan.
,oiH soon be as e6estnalig eptlronea ia me arc
tions Of the peopis-and as 'eorttiiy to5--as an-
Of these. These tao conditions are, lst- I'slo
erai endowment on The part q the State, either
with or withou, a. appropriation from the Gel~
eral Government; and % Wisdom and p-u
derce on the part Of The officers o. the ll-,tl
ton in the administration Of Is ats ~ r
b,s, these tso conditions and The sl.ecsss or f-
Institution ,siN Be- placed aJore peraireet'srs
Higher School Report, SIS, SO. 81, page
42-3.
III -e OO''s 's''o-'1. i-A'1 u az ID
" q, 1852, places the iu.almeat Of the hrzr
condition clearly within our power. Let The
Legislature a. once pass an act accepting the
grant, aud wisely dispose OF the same for the en-
-. g. -.,', f.,..,..--
o-o
THE ENDOWMENT PREDICTED.
Tie Legislature OF Michigan, ia 1850. in
s,ructed their delegation in Con-re-- To- ask
/ for $4,000 acres a. laud Tor t-e establishment
Of Agricultural schools ia this STATE. Let Us
/ hope. that in due time. tA- National Govern
ment Will permanently eado" this AID similar
Institutions, and relieve the people of Nch'-
gan and other states from every duty but a
Oe1' guanI suaru "l'A p Dea'ea'oTs Aaarss'
/ Of D. H. Williams Mag L.. le9'
NoIE-Iha hope is DO" realized
GOV. BiNGHAN's wELc3vG or TIE AomccIIURAL
SCHOOL
With the lTelest antc.pauons- and high
est hopes of saccess We welcome the Free A.
rica'tlrai College among the Institutions OF tire
state ~ Michigan, and BID It God speed. Long
may u flourish, an honor to It's founders. and
an honor TO the state.
"'sloN 'f folN.'>' SUCH a SCHOOL
! DE lH7a oi l'"-dins a professional scnoo.
'ol Aar'oll u''S''' "''7 " wise ana OBSERVER
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''''0" '-.- '. ""N "'.' 'i'7 PSI" ".''I' "ei''
'''' ''''''' "'P''' 1917 a. L. ''y''y
P'y' To-
can see Ae good reason why SchooI oil
Agriculture should not en-. emily succeed and
IN the success OF such a School one may cas- ly
ioresee assre cations % good TO sr'lu''ure AID
10 Tue state which "ouia warrant me most "b
e'91 o"ftay' Tor It's establishment Thus thu
PROJECT Of ouNu'H5 an Agricultural Oo-ies.
seems 10 have been e'''"eHily n'se and Jar
S'g"ifa.-' 'ae 2. H.
IL is TO os hoped that TO ~ere party Oh
PERSONA CONSIDERATIONS Wal lie aii'" d To CONF
"a '.S way u 'l' ',eaay ana i~" '"ff'" oil az
i"S'''"'.0 Oh destined IL hl.ois 'utc s-.n' 70
p'onO'e 20 iar-t5 lAr i-,i nr lAci-ti.ai 3D..
tcre-ts o. the Stale. We Owe Il TO our own far
mers, and to the agriculture of the country
that having undertaken this enterprise. It shall
be prosecuted 10 the fall and trinmnhant .uc
cess being now within OFF reach - I-,5en II
uoprs or ITS srccrss so,.,.,s, ,.ro,. -.., s.o
cvs, ~, r,,,. r...,,.,....,-,.
..o,r cto+. T-,,i.o,....,. non -, ,....u.e.,...
:; $500.