The New York herald., 1871-02-08
NEW YORK HERALD FEBRUARY ls7-TRlPLE SHEET

ING the manners morals OF college students can
Stouglton Hall, because 1t can be committed by o
single silly, reckless fe low: and yet university OF
I,30 students inevitably suffers IN public estimation
for his want0n conduct"
WHAT TIE JoU8NAL OF THE STUDENTS HAS TO SAY
ABOUT THE OUTRAGE.
The Hu,'rurd Adyocate-a ntile weekly Journal,
published by ana under tue control Of tie stadenGs
',"s "ne'- ont verv bitter against TIC upAnoWn OF
their nng,taf Ni5 befpotiasce s:s gssa: Here Is
what IL says edltoraily III its last nt..
The recen. outrage on stoughton thing so
utterly Ssyona TIE yale q s9se oass so 80
syeT ~ a%r sae. as so Of od Of
1n'a aa%S or 91s & Fl wG s sn
IN any mder isht %ere either men Of much darker dye
or else they were uter nc Of nSss hs
s9 e 3 S e sy G whs Po' an ii they e. us
hardy be held for momeni BY any who hos any know
In L S1y wSS @n fs .
@s G 80 e or the force Of az not 70
t&s horror assass s which ,Eei:
70 t,.ous snoa coa.s, aud that E nisnaioa tat any
should be found among us capable OF Alternating such
dc M s lder iS saa. these fellows should
tes-a summary and Indignant expulsion.
A CRUISE AND TALK AMONG TIE STUDENTS.
had q talk with number OF the students, both
Sophon0reS ana Freshmen, but they were not very
communicative on the matter OF the outrage. In
fact, they would have 1onng 70 say ABOUT II, except
tcrmly spoke In condcmnatory language OF the act.
/, Ol course. am not so simple as to believe tbat the
cere when they deciSfea that Il they knew the
authors OF the explosion they would expose them.
on on tae y contrary ! believe they knew all about u;
nuence5 them 10 observe Masonic secrecy. one Of
the number, and one who has been conspicuous
who were concerned IN the powder affair
are known to half or two-hlrds OF the Sopho-
much whether or not the faculty did not know per.
tectly we'll wne they weie. There Ia one thing Ger.
an the hs ~ ss not IT
their own number they Will not very soon be ex.
PEELED from the college or subjected TO the punish.
ment which they SO richly merit.
SOME MiscELLAsEous FACTS CONCERNING THE
In spite or the dlsrcp cputable acts OF some OF Its
students, from time TO tIne, old Harvard ID still one
or the foremost and most useful OF our American
Eliot something OF the vim OF Young America
has been Infused into H., and nothing tnat Is
ssa s S90' front m Tss pIsae Is so9roes
are reckoned by hundreds OF thousands every year,
and numerous worthy and partially penniless young
men have rcaped the advantage. Ii now comprises
about thirteen hundred students all to.d, and
they are about evenly distributed among the
divinity school, the law school, the medical school,
the dental school, tho Lawrence scientific school,
the school or mining ana practical geology, and the
feature, OF the University to be found IN the
Economical observatory. the BOTANIC garden, the
museum OF comparative zoology, tue Peaoody muse
latter Is an agricultural college, not YET Ia full bloom,
but 1t will be in the course OF the present year. 1t
- loCItcu AL w cSt hoApuiJ, oA tttAnVus busoJ
farm OF murder notoriety, and the necessary
buildings are now almost completed. The
medical school Is located In Boston, aud
Is IN connection with the Massachusetts General
Hospital All the other buildings ana partmentS
located here in Cambridge where the University
has real and personal estate rising million dol
lars in value. hotel Ia beng erected the prin
grounds, at an expense OF 100000, which Will be
opened in the spring and carried on under the SUI
pervlsion Of the college authorities. 1t will be
called the ioyo1e House, and viii supply neces-
sty long ie't here IN Cambridge. There will also be
O couple or additional college buildings erected
within the grounds during tine coming summer, at
All expense OF 500 0)0 each. They VIII be known
as the Weld Hall ana the Matthews Hail. ono being
named in honor of Nathan Matthews, OF Boston,
and The other in honor Of William +. Weld, OF Bos-
ton. Both these gentlemen contribute Literally 10
the buildings which are to CONNIE llorate their
names Other ard additional buildings than these
are required at this moment to meet tle necessities
OF the University and they will probably be supplied
in the course OF year or two.