New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-21
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LARGE ArrENi ANcE Of sIVD~Nis-rIiE Pr o.
III. s.ATE-TAPPAN wENTwOETHs MUNIiICENf
REQUEST.
frRou SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TIJBONEI
H,N0vTR, \. H., June ZO.-the past year
has hem A., SOM respects ths marked and prosper
ous III te history Of college. There are NJ present
connected with the l,ic1tOn ~ students - Inc
rayer Department. So ia tie Agricultural = IN Tie
Scientific = In the Medical ard 265 m the Acadrmca
Tho Pa vc been from time 10 time larger rInher "a
some OF the departments. But never Las the to'a eA
ssaecd tat collie ne year which closes tis "eiA
Iv ,omnarus figures above the reader Will see tal
nearly thrce-f <hs Of tho young men AT Latmonh are
purs NJ the full classical course leaving t"o-hlAS IO
The Other four courses. earnest, manly ana ell
.rze,e body of young I-.wolid oc dt.eu0 10 md
Hoe tuev are in their mountain home. ia the beautiful
VALLEY OF the Connecticut rom which can nc seen the
peaks The AID White Mountains ana some "i 'he
picturesque scenes for which New I'm Gland ID notcd
MANY eli them vvOi tAer way through college anu ID
sonse pcnce. know wllt it 70 toll t. suffer and to
wait With certain exceptions they are Ike tie hills
fhat surround their Ani Mater, tl strons hr'' an"
rpg,ed They art gr.lalOeI with weild-cipiined inie
lees generous culture, and bias to The practical S'
OF life. Tie minority enter che wgTSng proies'io-t
Additions have been made 10 the requirements Tor au
rissou and probably the lines will nc drawn closer be-
fire the next catalogus Issued One q TIC Faculty Et
marked last week thai they preSsns up the Sihc
ard gradually" More mathematics are required 'haH
fornerly IN a few years thOse VINO enter Chahoer S'
eptae Aoo Will be- expected To present an equivalent
fur the Latin ana Greek which the students Who take The
classical course 90 over In the preparatory schools
CoaaEt Han was finished in the SHmmer Of "a ana ha-
come into use n II neat suhstaitdl s'Ihctu' i' VI
brick and heated by steam. II ~ three StorS hs Al"
unuer stories are occupied nv the students piincphy
of the griculural Department. In the lower stOfy
,ber, are COMMONS where board furnished to hun
rea ar more nj the moderate rate Of 50 - Per week
the Trustees contempt hate more ample arahe' HIS III
this line They have IN vi W INC erection oil Id
br,ry lsudine TO at least $G5OOo a part "i th'
anornt needed aas already been secured. on condition
that the remalnie Ter shan be raised within reaso'"oe
xe,iol Itls /. understood hat arrangements VIII soOh
b. made ~ have Prof Young, of whom bhc college eA
peets eret things devote himself exclusively Z" aSr"n
omy project l. also foot TO establish ff"o"s"i
shp of Eocu ION and Rhetoric, 20 that Fo- a'hooih
NAV eonaue a. attention English and American nt'a-
ture.
Dlr.ng the la7t dcead the Legislature haa arpro-
pratsd Tor the college about $4,000, and viii no doubt
do better tho future For many years the l""t" ~
the state were not friendly wclldsposed to OF Dart
mouth Ills Indifference to tie welfie OF t+ef NJ
literary institution caused partly by inc cong "nn
hitter controversy of the trustees with ue legislature
which was settled by the uRanswersbie argument o.
Hes-ter before tie 5apIolne Conroh Lie C"-'e .'".
The state authorities had attempted 10 ch re 'ie 'oy"'
charter and were folcd jy the decision oI teJ''''c
Ma1slal While tic issues tAat led TO the Wa
were agdtlted by Garrison, Phillps, and tA'T eoil
p.ers tie feel NJ OF hostility % the College On ue
mart uf tae state Strengthened by the l"i.1o"'
views OF former President who was known
Throughout Ncw-Ensand as pr0tAVeIy man
Rut great change has taken place among lhe el11eS VI
Nv Hanpsbire. There IL now ieeiinE 81 o's'i.t5
trle md deep interest ia the l,rogs VI nc No"t@
T.y d hlLer Lheir sOis 20 D. utied i's the du .I
res.,nsJities 81 active le. They enfo4i5' r Wy 'n
svIlttLg aud pocuaFy all l1c prom - ul Ii'ats4,
S,rt tlst DarLuou'h val sci 0ceohe i"c go VI -
Sfafer 4. W. u nigh fulfilled. ~ "a lc-- d %--.a dh1 -
orr.s M irisi yasg Unparalleled Iutlt "a ~, 81
divsr nafl ff- 81 two, cc, and "ui hlli'u u"'."S'
MIR gesey v hitcB0uae some tlns 'ast " iA'e. q
30 0a, Tie iucone Of winch Is 10 Iuib"h s'no''.I'
49, In 10 students one from esoh %
tne eeuntes Va New Hampshire Ii 1sinE tiis
M Wnfehouse carried out Tie hdchshh :" Ll 49," ,,
a. l.te Iouu = JeEncsz, who vas pfofct" "i '.'t
I1arflnolth only bY bic sudden death ty ia 1Ho "a.
s1ff WHICH Inc nsutonhas eis I'd r. iDe h"'sitt
Le,tf OF Iapan Wentworth oil LoWeiI, aIass i'coi'9
des'ea-.d III. Wentworth began LIS career ao q P''l
hos lie Dctlcd lurfs, candles, ana hoi'ia l''' ~
sserlipe Integrity and uutrng industry le "'"h'" a.
esuhpl,t lawyer, aniassed large property aau
gained an eHyiaB+e reputation re Mas NOME
farUlesfted man, sympathy with all hioF tine.it'
ta mtIsr the cause OF education and 20 relieve tie
opurcssod and aIdently attached u is idnfy St
wears ago he i0st "a promising sou. " "ouia ~IlhE
return {, beggary" he said, ~ could only nave ia'E
INV h,v Not hong be came "a Hanover ana O"h'u
sfoupd for f,w days. without etting any Know VINO ht
Wa Jusf before he lett the town he met AZ a'inuh
well known him. VINO remarked that he "S So'ry lac