The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-02-24
For TIE Democrstie Press.
TEE l2I.Il a,hI.s i q h

For The Dsnocratie Press. i,
THE Il6&I4LEiSf SIas on bSHHb.
.WBiR TO asassSSsdj asassSSs jUsaith considerable
satisfaction, the growing educational
isteSsf isste n ib biSis Ss.,s II hssfl NJ 81 h.
quent journeyings through the hEsase
I have excellent opportunities for
notiSg he Progress ohiads Ii thls' di-
rection, Within 2 few years great
changes hatJ been ndadsqi9 sleI modes
and methods qf teaehihe1 in classifi-
cation and character of studies, and
in Cole discipline and geyarnDent.
aye Assssf ISL tt Z g % 81 y
is becoming obsolete, and . reform
iuSsyEuSts9Y 9YtiqlD 9De0Fd4 ssaSpSza3
dlity to the student, apd Asserts yaEi-
ETY. in mental linclinatiso5hi and ea atnaaeity.
All the OLD. ipstit4tiops q learning
in Ohio are begihnihg ~ conform to
the more iibsAf fh6dgkt, and progress
siye spirit of the ge. In this con-
HegtiJn tlls Jbeltiilh ii z A66lIsee, Miami
University, and few athersa l1isht
very properly receive mention and
commenaatieaH ndsnts1u pEUposeu to
give your readers description of q
College with which I am more famil-
lar, and which aas self-reiishht, ihhatfe.
pendent and useful eascasiOHSp iRsfis
tuition has no superior in this counsfys
refer to Mouhf Unidn COLLEGE,
situated in Me- Bafo stAfE County,
which for nearly quarter Of eentu-
llydl1asEhelA slsadils sssifsa ohwara sand
upward movement. Progress has
IBsaGsAs aERSooatA q fifth fgt uttAiite ttAiite be2affh!l e2fh
ming. It is thennadnument Of one
mans endeayoEs. Il is . noble, eyi-
deneei obgMhab anlass : fbs HPlishsd Z
Bg s3i s 1 ai iiachsna iii 4 .sss Iii
ash So ssitIi s 81. + jaith Psil airsalesatiesda
and well maintained energy. From
the smallest of small beginnings, un-
der the. .saIi5kMise a1EazddnkfOH ef Rev.
"a n lHkartshpEn, if has JaraMnm tez its
dsfgsa aGa ~ iIds az
spread dniBfuencesa .ai;iTa aanTkaW ID
The location of this College , Il Il aadi- adi
mirabls, beipgiA oAas af The heallhiest
portions Of OHIO, ON elevated ground
a1fofdfng "a Magnificent view off the
surrounding country, and in the
midst ofis AdfaF popaialioA noted for
Intelligence, soRriesy,l sandnmeraise ek-
cellence.
| The RuildjngsgspsWl leommpdipns
and so constEnetsd jim every particular
as to meet all the requisemsnts Of the
most fourlshing condiJiohf I'd llfEh
the College may attainy ith sseitation,
library, museum roomss liaii IL etc, etc.
bpilt IF bEiclsspd id baAdsSfhe style
of architecture. ThesecOasist mainly
pfGheG Gollege i8uild gandalier Board
lngH91ldaf . i
The grounds peftaihing 70 tiiis fiji ilii-
stitBtiSp aRhrace, twenty acrcs,r With
bekHtf}Gf lawh and forest, AID every
I-sE<- 4--
year are being more and more i'm
proved INA bsaGtifsd BY Walks; dow
ers, ornamental trees and .shrubbery,
.T&A Mdseunlof silence anA- Az,
connected with this College, which
hiss g sstei sfs alg 81 Il tsb e gl.t s Az ~
ranged by the energy, and under the
directiona06bpG G.AWIIG8afke, is
specially worthy of mention and
commendation. Ther6taf6 few, even
annoRga tfBo1lderTinstitatioassin the
land that can boast q collection SO rare
and valuable!a R7qidis " III prove aIriI
tmportantaaziiiaFy sand ensaof pleas
hre and interest in the education OF
students, 40 s''' 'H's''s's' ne
In its fucilisiss FSrfitnpAf8ing q most
thorough classical education, to the
young of both sexes, the Mount Union
College is equal to aGfYi sfhfittSff I fiisti-
tuaI8RIfi fhzsdGsdHtF,d; i@kFs in its
system of instruction, its peculiar
modes III tgsagchigs, isg aiitiHfgg ihHfgS of II TIE
sexes in classes, rs f6fiiiP of govern
inent and moral discipline, its rslatiye
graduating Degrees, together with It's
wide and nd fiberaf combination Of
studies, embracing Music, Comnerce,
and the Arts thgs EeriPg tes the
demands Of, and making i in harmo-
with, the progressive spirit OF the age,