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bla Christian, Mira. Garrett. And most OF al
that, it has had no '.doYil Of discord to con
tend with ali its l1e.' would not say word il
| dispasaRement of any Of our sister institutions
but when untrutha are stated. or false impress
sions Intentionally made, for the purpose OF dis
paraging tho institution which has 80 long hae
ny love, and whatever Of money and time
could give 1t. [ An sure shall be excused fol
correcting them. and uudoing whatever OF mis-.
ch1et is intended BY the writer. And then ss il
in despair OF mischieyous results desired by the
| misekatament and Withdrawing of factH, the
writar concludes 70 trv bia hand at
| H1D1uu1x or w1rr1c1sa.
Hear this, and see if you don't think 1t dignifed
aud effective for an editorial ia religious paper,
and on subject OF the weighty Importance Of q
great educatona. interest! Abiding to the
| Haniat clerov ~ phifadatnh}a he aava +Fortv
or f;ftv ranf'eman whoaa he;eht sveraoes i
| 1eet 1o1S lnchee, ana WHOSE aGRreeate Aeleot ls
several rods, one OF whom stands 8 feet l091s
inches, another Of whom weighs 205 pounds
| some Of whom wear Bteal-bowed Globes Whlle
mt a few ara ha1d-headedxare thesa IN ba aek
| a. nernh, 81 H. 5;isa 49, r,,.narta.;na
how becoming an editor Of great religious
Journal with the Understanding title OF Ndtsotsdl
Baptist But will not do the present editor OF
| that journal the Injustice to SUPPOSE that he ia
respons,hIe for anvt,inr connactad With that
| artcle eTcant tha Tnw;napn ~ a;y;no - njaca
~ tue unwisuom 81 RlSing II plaee ~
an eotorlal IL Tue paper, which III all conscience
ia bad enough; it looks and sounds much mora
| like the spirit and taste Of an editor OF former
But while we do not hold the editor of the Nation
| al BoDtist rennonsihle fnr hat ator;s1 vs must
s,r,;t ~ - a.. ~ sna. "u noss
| Of ra,a chnracter and va accant ravarantir
| tle augpastion t},nt VIA onoht n Enov nnnra "a
fore wa nnder1aka I. tn vita for the n,,hc y
| For the nnrnoea ~ ;nsnr,n,no ths a;;to.
mora correctly of the circums1ancea snd trais
under which the University OF Chicago was
brought into being. and a]so that he nav tnnw
battsr thau he nrababiv ooas now '0"
RI WHOM w apE Innrnrrn
for what has been obtsinad. I maka tha fo11ow.
ing extract from the Illustrated Chtc1oo. nnb-
lisbed several yesrs 400. and therefore not FOR for
this amereencv Tba fn,iow;nc IL ,ha artrsct, ~.
Tia 11,iss,,t, ,,,s. w. o-a,,, >. 49, 49, ~.
..red ~ Iha ssa d",st e - ~ e nn,',a nn,e va wa,
even TINT grant would not have been SUFFICIENT lid il
been for the perseverance,, the courage and un-
tagging zeal Of Dr.. Burrougha. He from the frat
a. he continued to be for many years, the Life OF tho
cans tnt aa was .ea1 nat Know 10 fes ns VA
f,son as % neser saeo oeaea., pat gained
was perseyaranes tst when thew sood It'll ed NM
On to Ultimate success Hardly lad he cornerstone
been laid when tho country was swept with financial
disaster, the men who Ind promised Of their means
70 butld the University Lost Al they had Time and
sa ola aaaors aare .hs trustees u s9e face hat
howoVer nsres va1dsd Fa;,nrs ostv 3nc|a b ~
new effortr md success viii all ia r,ts1i trinTnhs
hss been lie result of hia hbors. b He secured ths
original grant Of land hs gave the hrst dolAr con-
tr'buted TO the building fund; he taught the arst
cass Of pupils collected beneath is roof and to him
.n.n any otner person II tae eoantEy Indebted
and for ths e1eop Of tbs sna
r. the a.ma u,;ter va-a ,ov
w. conr1snr T ru1s nsr,pv
ho wonld tell NJ Tho Observation-Disclosures uh;cb ra-
sn,tea fron ~ ~tna 9,,r,har ~ "n Nv az
~ +ha 1oo.tt1 81 ~ n'o VI .ne ~ eoa
~ -; ~ T. A9sAoI - " osnP Dousl1e w stie ~
sna a H. nthar 40 ~ .h.t W. "a
no.xs a,1.ea sA9. 80 49,; 'a5 ~ ~ .o
wn,a Tai ~ tte ,rs,t t;rs ~ 1871 ~ tha en;gn ~
49,; ~, - 49, ~ as ao' " tao op1
~ ansaca' .d0 - 1a1a u ,,d ao ana u
eon M I'll .ha ras+ ~ ~ pn.is, a5,t,.. .roniyi
have inster ,daa ~ tia neTatIt,da snd in;aa-
r;ca NJ vonr conraa win rofaranca to tna .tyaot
and good Burroughs whom you are now assslling
with en,,heta that vonld
DISGRACE AN 1ycrsp14py
And now must ask again. what our niniaters
and editors expect to accompflsn BIZ the oour5e |
they have taken. II they do indeei mean what |
they saw. thai the BAPTIST denomination has land
wiijl rivan mn tha trniyersifv that thew will
close their puIpits. their columns. and their
pursos to it's appeale aud that thew will hnva
an entire divorce from It. then let them say 30.
once for all, and then stop calling hard names !
and iniuicinp in ahnsa. then the Hoard will |
know what to do. II ye m1st seek for other |
lovers, let US do it. but let us have oeace.n |
Don't continue TO charge M with a want OF |
virtue, and fidelity to cur vows but admit that |
You unwisaty struck tha first fatal blow. that |
the devil OF ieaiouay and discord took pos- |
sesaiorf. OF YOU and that in 1t OF |
miataken STRENGTH Won ungenerousy IT. |
temnted to eject the old faiher from
The old homestead to make more aatisfactorv I
place :cr tho new comer. and that the
children with fillal fondnesg rallied to the Sud
mort Of the father and elected the ipeenious
rsurper from tno coveted home. And then if |
you have any idea Of future recoucihatlon.
don't hazard tbs probabi1tY OF eIectipe it by
continuing to call hard names, and by irving to
DESTROY tie Character OF her whom You profess
to love,
I had hoped Was done. but lust ss closed
tha ahoya nv nttant;on waa called to Eli. nota of
Dr.. Moss, IN your paper this morning, to which
must give passing notice. which is as follows:
:. Nv ~ x.onnpp y .rn M Won 11o1,n nx71r von
1-NA o' A4o' Nv s.r.onoH ''~-A' Ao'
nr Mo.. IN a. ar,;cla ovsr h;a nun o;o,,.t,,,.
rrh;.,' ;s rnhf ~ - sn5 ;rs, lilo -. Kan,Hor;.nS
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