Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-10-21

porary grounds and with little consideration,
Incorporated Norwich University, thus in
ereasing instead OF lessening tie very thing
which had been 50 much and justly complain
ed Of in the State before, and which aas
been complained Of more than ever since
that time.
Precious TO the assembling Of the present l.
gislaturc an address to '.the Farmcr,and NJ
chanics ofVernont' was circulated among ,Ae
members elect, and on Saturday al bill was
introduced by Mr. Hebard ot Chelsea. TO re-
peal the act of hast session Both of these
appear III our columns to-day. Oar readers
will see at a glance the otiecr of she al4r 81
and the bill.
"EDUCAr0z" ASD "lar-IEs.
Early in September there appeared 40 che
Rutland Herald some articles signed " Esa-
Gator, and onu,icd 90 Tie sia,e Um.usi,y
and the Union of the College" An cri.o-
me Of these articles arparel (ay rq.a) ir
the Montpelier Freeman. They wer, intended
to inarencc the Legislature TO sitter t5r Act
Of last year, not Wit. 'i.s taH.s BE- e'-ir.
to bring all the C"ilrr'r ts''.'r '-' ""e
locality and und'r d..
to change es-en.i,i5 .t d..
tnem' to winch ~ 'i
! STONED The. a.ails of 81.
under the Ac' Of ,ou-r'ss '-.-
poses, IN short. tadt 'ne o.
mont. ty an amendment ,-e
year. he allowed TO take thot iono on
ton thst 1t ce7srs t. be what be
college IroI"r ''7ec'ia.- "a Uriv. -'..-
or Polytechnic In '''e, dr-i-n.'
facilities ior the PREF 'r'"
for all the various ind s'.'
pursuits when are "P n'i
diehury College Tee t"i"As' ''
tent IN 'hat o''' '.' 20 "''h""' ''
slonal iund, an "'ln " '.''e-
er' devoted to 81" staple "ofN cd i.'''''''. =
a classical education 10 the 7on7 OF Ne-1 d.
neither " Educator tnihSs that t1e Co. Us
OF vermont 50 euueat'u "ouiu not "e p''
pared Tor oil t.e various luou''ri'l ''.'
ie'sionai pursuits "''e'i are "fe''' ." 'H-
ne Goes NOT say Inc en'''' ''. ''.
winch leads MN 20 ia'"f 'e'
non oil the O'li'E' g''''i'N' '''A ''I.-
ly snperfciAi bat d. -'e ''fl''''i o." &C.
University oil vermont BE- not s'1iid e"'--'
b. t1lnk OF coming into sach an absurd az
-anSem' n'' Nc need give t"e suggestions Oh
Educator no 'ur'n'r ''' tent '"
y FGhiieati"n OF a more pF''enti'u' s'Ft'
i''@''eu " I mon o. 'n' 'oi''-'S' GATED
oel''enio'i' I'of' anu si1''u Il iI"S''''
mas oeen circulated ooneil'raoiy I'D ''' '''''e
Inc au'no' A'o"S niliseil mem Ct '' ,.e
-dluuieoury Ooiie5e liru VI trustees Lhe
main driit OF II Is 10 give reasons why Mid
dieoury College shouid NOT place i'se-' under
the Act oil last year ana 10 invite the pu'hc
70 ala tha' INSTITUTION IN raising 10y SuOSc' +
Tor Its better endowment We should make
no reference 10 TINS p1Dic'''ion were u Hol
that the writer has woven INTO &c remarks
upon the University oil Vermont which, nn-
corrected would produce UNJUST impressions
on minds unsuspieious and not we'll informs
ed as 10 iacts. Inc pamphlet, 80 donot' Nlu
be in the hands OF some members OF the L-gir-
lature. OF the motives of az rrcst,c, In
going out Of hls way TO make OUT a caec uH-
favorable to an Institution with " len be- ha>
no connection, "e have u1t lus - 7-t Or
business is not t'attaek- h.. le.t.i
d" a Trustee inp-.,s d.
sincerity to the Corp,atl,D 90 ,. t.na.-
sity because after the ,oni,
tees of the two lusti .iipus ia :.
formation OF dn.it OF ,4
ing the two into one, the CO
University decided that II 49, ... f-'I+t
To proceed any iurther IN the '.>''' 80
yet they accede To the Act Of ia7t !e'f. '''
implies moreover that Ia 1871 Midni' Oily
Corporation "''.d have aeceeded o.
Union' IL TO- a. . 81. &c, @ 'e" '''v
Why then. a. may '--S~' '...
Tor tue o9Jec.ions .i'c mass
30 CERTAIN pro'I>i IA i'rt year,