The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-12-19

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Mssrsloe tuat;3 w this rom~uuk
rasirn NJ s~,ss TIE tc,rusal II l'ref
Mathews Nv. hccn 4 furreenr rsnrla%.
.ian with i mair,is, N The heafl IT.
Some ,imc. llis inslcqaae, " M the
chair II romclnry has been r"mmon.
place remark hy ncafl, .cscts one tha.
has visited HE department. refer You
tn a resolution passed At the last meet.
ing If .hc state horticultural s~iety
whirh dcneunccs lis inc 'apcsency IN
tho severc.l terms although he was a
chill II their getting, A. he was elected
~ That position On shcir recommends
tim. Al far ~ my observation gnca,
Mathews II nervous. chronic grumbler.
and tho college wss better nj without
than with him" Aud still again, Mr..
Close say: AS % Jones and footc
you will learn Gro long why they wcro
removed" Cootc Il a son iu.law Of
Mathews, and Mathews isa man whore
chief glory seems u have boon that no
Ii the father II cx-Tov. stones wife.
Enotc II snid to havc been f,incnt o.
of ,iseorl and trouble III tho faculty.
very unpopular With tho students. md
moro NJ homc any ,imc IN fight than
=, n lovc.fcart, lie occupies tho front
| IN tho present contest. Mathews and
Footo being IN thc hack ground and
10 |. certainly airing dirty lincn with =
wonderful facility. Ilia attempt ~
msks himself martyr u his granger
sentiments seems 10 have proved a fall.
nrc. anil tho animus being exposed II Il
likely 10 react.
Tho truth IL. this whole mnttcr re-.
tluecd 10 point. II simply a wranele
on tho part ~ tho "ou's" agninat tho
"in.." Tho trustees are - mcet again
on tho 18th inst. mud the public VII
undoubtedly ~ : rlaiu and uubin,srd
statement II the truth int ~ Il u. i
II possible that tho president u tho col
lcge may he some ~ fault this matter
II may DO possible that N administering
his oiicc he may not hc m coneilla.or'
" policy would dictate I; that he ma.
some times be arbitrary anI dictalorial
faults apt tn spring from lnug contin,
anee In his profession tlas frnncr
can ure gentle and mild language i
dealing with suohordinates; III wor'l
that he may not always 10 - polite .
suercssful administration would dictate
Hut even II these bc among biz fault,
Il Il certain that 10 possesses require
monts for tho position that must eon'
pletely oyershadow these minor defIcl
oncies A. m educator. aud especial
y n m organizer. hc certainly he n
superior In the state and but fsw equal,
Indeed, Ia the whole northwest. Nj
Wclch has not halfa dozen equals !
tho higher walks u education. III
. earocr In Michigan for twenty yoar'
,, most u tho timo - principal u lh
, State Normal School. proves this - b
! iruc. II was ! fortunate thing n
, Iowa when No was induced In 1908 I
conn hsrc, and II will DO sad los |
!. tho educational interests Of tho state
no should leave. Tho success IT III
agricultural college attest his superior
|, ily, and this loo whom Il ID borno
mind that thore exists = strang and "
, eonquerabls prejudice In tho publ
mind against Tho agricultural colleg
|. lysscm. and In this instance strengsl
onod and fsd BY the unfortunate Nas
kin troubles In itS finances.
This much csndor compsk " % -
| u man who politically y far from b
! Ing u our kind. against whom tho pr
! juliees d anti monopolissa arc sougl'
. 10 DO arraycd - biz injury. Thi'
however,. II not question u politics
but II education. and ~ ~ presea
i advised We believe public sen.imen
i should ~ Il seems 10 do sustain Pres
/ don't WEIGH and tho board II trustss
! In their efforts 70 preserve unanimity !
J | their jnssi, ution and promote tho boz