Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-15
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&ANN ARBoR. MICH, March IL, 1861!
Eor the benefit. OF the readers of your
papAE dhoNEheA it ~>s0sfa not ebe 'liIis
proasablAorepinterestiugyto7giyertheu theui1s
synoRsisiH Hef thel b9jitt cal stet9s OF this
place. The HpiysFsitX Of Michigan has
DeQ9me oneOf the great institutions of dnf
laneA Ann AIboE ySnnsingly claims. tofbf
."e zsthsps oissue wesE 2 'xeihaueAastehdT
IN ftne qiAeFeHst aEtmeatsthis yedF
oVYtsYeiVe neaafeoY etNaen tsshailing from
t"euSy>slx states and Territories; and IS a
naea.ag sgAsequencessWBihav considerable
politicaS e9nfroyersy. There hasheen con-
nected with fets University, ,f6E some years
past a Studenc' ecture> ISOLATION, pro-
,esseoiX OIL Iaiiterarg character, and claiming
IeS IeSIsuaPitYIE9n s.uqeFPnfss pf Al poilthfi9A
PaeAes-.Inehadi lsrrecoRaiztngt thar TINS
university tIo Ase tnsfr 'oWnfewords) IS
great n4rssEy'. 1 otpo'oer' sueceeaed In OBJ
'alnl2g cenerot OF this a1Scoure Association
and'<tF1e>to their Sinetinets, without Apy
regard forsthe % rights OF e large mihofity
nave lorceq upon pol pssst1dnfipg the past yer
spffksss OF tne most vlrulent and rpgleal
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nslca. Ynaues. we suppose the next time
Aheooore comes ne VIA ihisnence that
sweet scen1edALeg1sIattsf to admit SambD
to the halls of the University, Theodore
In his speech here Esho win pgtffes I1rafh rance
he has for t5;sScolo-,e IA ~, So.E
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placesf& -d1fa Fl blnoas II
We send below a Copy of the pro-
ceedings> of q aspeetino of the TSau,ooro 10
s+rda,,+. 49, 80, -,
S.''' - a A's.A'eAf /" psrae: Eecture AS
machine of our own. and<to obtain sucb
men for sneakers as n ~ voorhoo. H.,
n WI " ''1o0' AAoi'
oo. 80 ~ : JTh-1f " LIZ
Valfand1gham, BRICK Pomeroy, Senator
Doolittlet t@G6v.. YSeynfoftrI &C. We hone
tbesa snaakerss pyt,, sxs,1,sx>,,..,a a.. -
taoo r. -: -. 'o0's'0. '"e ilnp
.1 NIhlfte ,st 14 atep secept 9nfan-
VlGaClon 10 addreSS US. Although we are
in the minority here. we are a large and
hold.,n;,or,+,, or5-.a-..,,o .o.-:S-.-,I
~ pies
as Che neenIe 70 the es, maGnet;s-ofaarg
The citizens Of tfiis city, who are in the
majority. hatda AfaS RI
Iort and ys Z. n.rs, rt;r, ,s5rr,
}--Ns sSO P1'.So set1'cse77S
o1eene NOV eAls11e. M hoping she noble work
thus begun may not fall short OF accom-
DlfS0l0X the great OD16CG OF her enthusiast
tie originatoFs, I have the honor of heino.
yonrs,edee.,F@ @gsss E. r. BENFER, --t'I
Law Department. University of Mtchioan.
Address, Dundee, Ohio.~,r
Inc ioloWing Is report OF tne organl-
zatlOn, Preamoie ana omcers OF the Demo-
cratlc Lecture Association OF the Universl-
Cy oi mlcni2ah:
Pursuant to notice previously given, the
students of the Universitg of Michigan
met in the Law Building, Thursday, March
9Th, 1867, for the purpose Of organizing a
Lecture Association. Mr.. j j. Mcbride was
chosen Chairmsn n. and Mr.. u. A. Scammou,
Secretary. Mr.. R. G. Bell. in few remarks.
stated that the object of the meeting was to
adopt some measure in the futnre to correct
the injustice praeticed by the Students
Lecture Association, now connected with
the University. That association had man
ifested bipartisan a spirit in selecting. with
out exception. speaker of one political he
lief. during the past winter. That in view
of these facts, it was the duty of the Com
servative students to organize AM assOcia-
tion and obtain speakers of a more liberal
type hereafter. A Constitution was offer
ed and adopted, of which the following is
the preamble: , l.t.l
most IenrficJaI 70 st,9dentS, = asraot ~ G
tuition of learning should NOT he IF q no =
tisan character. vet. since the one now cor
nected with this IInivpr.itv ia mn, oIv ~
tisan i'm its nature daenite tha -a.r,r>aStpr,,,
c,s of those entartoi1;por ,ooro l;h.,.nI aa'a on