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4mu, for complaint. They witnessed
H)lat was IN many respects tile inoSt Deali1l-
hi pr,,rcssfun they lhtl ever seer. 'Ihey snw
M,MM knights In tllclr rich dresses. WIN
hrlr tsurgeulla banners, ihMrchl1tE Wltnrn
drallt,Ica4 nlld precision which they hnvc
lot Witnessed s[nco tho
VETERAN INFANTRY OF THE WEST
eturncd to ClltenRo from its years OF cam.
,nIgnlng. The buildings all along the limo Of
llB procession werr beautifully md even
rkjjNnt1y decorated but tho details roEnrtl-
ls this by no, lMeatis ,ll,llnpartant teature
klch went To make up tho grand whole Isare
ipel, already fully given frunt tluy' to day ns
:he, work ut, decoration Went nn,t,; &c. TINT
further reference ~ thet III connection with
tho prnccssinn itself Is unnecessary. THO
siweilcr4 o.. the nvenucs arc pr9fuse In their
praises Of the ,pagc4nt, asare all who SAY y
1rdm those points. It Is much to 20 r1eretteu
TINT tue bad weather nt1d n few mistakes pre-
vented otllers from enjoying the Sa.nc spceta-
Gle. Its Indeed \ pity that the li0tIest uay
fur n month sliDultl hnvs been tlle one sts.
lectetl for tho procession. TlsG tay before
would lnlve l,ccM admirable. Yesterday wnS
untitled for IL. 80 numerous were t'ic cas-
1lalies. though happily, not scri9ns, result
lng .fr,,n the procession, or the, plIgrlii-
ngc, rs 1t Is officially cnllcd,, TINT IT Is
not impossible that It n.ny bs tic last QUO
ever held. AZ It IL not unlikely Tint the last
enormous political convention, Will, lis over
syllelmItlg mass Ns spectators, WIS liell ~
this city, 80 1t Is not impossible that u will
]luyc tlie sad pleasure Of witnessing tho last
grand Templnr pageant.
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TIE SPECTATORS.

THREE HUNDRED THOUSAND srI1oNd.
If ono could have obtained n hlrti's-eye
view Of Chicago yesterday morning tho sight
would iavc bcen wonderful as well rs Nh
amusing one. Tho obsorvar would hnv0
seen the suburban population rusl ling into
the city like MI Invading army. Girls with
their fcllrrs," mothers Will, their babies,
pntcr md mater; falnlllns will, their broods,
were among tho host lie would liaye sce'l
frnnl Il O'clock until 9 steady stream Of
rallroad chrs. horse cars, top bugRtas, and
nu-top buggles, carriages with ltveried coaci'-
,ne,,, and tile rtekety carts Of the vegetable
an,! fruit vemtlers, >, grocery wagons
"eivabis tliing OH whccls, inter- VIII, peuple,
s,itering ihs cfy That led to Tic centre Of in
en,si,-the run!c Of tho procession.
terctl over The particularly lntcreAtlnE nor-
lion of tic rity, they were rs lntarellNneots
]ui rs II wo,ld he possib!c 70 gatfcr iugethcr.
nappcr yos.ng men with delicate saMcs %
VII VIII, ,ibbons and Gibbons On every
tie 'rurbsi"ne aud .opled one elother, fpr i!
41s IT, naps sy Rkis Tsse Ese oat 81 liz y sds ss
eas'c rs if they were prepared for u Hicnie;,
tuyk IL position uu Wn1ash ~. MlcllEan ave
l,uc with resolution that might have been
shown By tltclu llad thoy expected n small
siegt. There was II rush and n'-jam on
thu Souttl Side, from Lake. street tn
Hubbard court as enfly na T. o'clock, and
uIl seemed fi.ttu With I'LL tager1lcSs Anu n de-
termination 10 tix themselves III y convenient
spot to View thu Knights, rs II their hopes Of
salvation MIL tl,els happiIess IN htorn!ty !le-
pentiel upon tho sight, rll9 ciiy yesterday;
roitanett.not lesa tllan, 1a,0W visitors. Az
Of tlleso were concentrated Oh tho South
Sdu. Add to It the tens Of thousands Wh>
strramed over from the North and West d.
visions, n,1 there cannot hayG been less than
eeiitl1 street Mt the time whgn the Communal.
cries were rcady,to fall into line. ~
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ON AsituVlNu AT VtlN HEVlRw STAND
the slost Eullnp,,t 0yasla Mnster Sir Knight
Vincent. Lumbarl 11ugbut usconlell tho
steps lsa.l!ng to tho platform. at tho nortl.-
west corner " the two streHss, &ollnweh hy
ns tsw tIaaa 2!Sots; s.|s: sE As wa!ssr !! |,
l!euIamln Dean. ,Gr'u"l Gsaeral!sslmo; v. u.
S,,, sir i: g., EYf'to,,. T.; i;s i;ystt3S , a'p9.1
M'Aefs " ;,t.,, t'{sn ssn!9r Wsttsa; ,,,h y r.
Y. Z. Sir John W. Sia,ous, t;ralM Treasussyl |
Y. l.. Sir 'r!lao4ors \. .lusvin, GraI,d To-
cygtler; Y, u. aIr Iplan W, Woodruff, 0nud
ktyuldani.l}rarvr; V. l.. Sir Uharlu, W. Gar
sar, Gr.uld HwOrA-liearer; u. Sir Gerter
U, sbiAlr. t}rand Wardes, Sir liIraur 4.
Graves. Grand Uaptaln General; paht Grand
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yrt ,o,,,, ,,,,,1 nt,, .tr..nt ,r1,nro fha 1Stret
t,-u,,I ,r,.t,,, t.,ts,,aG ,,,oa cna Il Inxc.n,,.
~. a" ,"oI,,. on,t ,n,or,.st ,rho t,o,, monprtrs
,s ,1ntv,; ~ tcdriv,ns n hnnrt6rfo
p,s p";.,sn1' M, frnn, Tint ,.rt,i tan m,,nntps
.,e,t tS. t,..a ". i,n,o,. n," cnnfmsnm ~
sounds Of brass bants. fliero were no m 20
i!ea TO Keep the 1ro"as upon inc M euge OF ule
sus sxeopt at the crossings ct ae oaTk srset
ta a Ff aysnas ave. 1 a " qsto ht n tn1 OeS1s ~ o u
pns 10y, n'a ] lss '. ~ W., nra. ,vas ~ ,,ar.
1la1k slIees erosss ~ - et"w" t ~" VIVA .,a' aIs
aense' mil forced ITSELF far Into nio; middle
confusion, but fotl baek when request
vi r,ns;,crino t,,o i,nmensn numbers nf
r." ",.,a"as ,,,,,o, o nnrnnscd 0T no t,rst
uIyision' Ias taro would wo Naturally Naturally have @ been
nane s asoSr soaE Of he nde ete ieru m
in % iina q o., % buth Sides Of tho street in doublo
ranks. faelnx euch other, and tho different
ordered In the formation OF the parade. Tho
linn linn rou mi " from Micbiuun nyenuo clear to
Market street, Mnny ColnnIalsuot.es being
compelled TO tor1u OIL tho cross streets. rea1y
lo trnp Into their places ut tho proper time.
II WINS exuectcd TINT tho start would bs
uMle at $50 o,clock, but II was exactly ten
1uiuntrs naHt wllcl, Comma,er.ir-Chief
aaxcttn n,d ,totY turned so,,tl, I'm Wabosl,
uvsnne. The Commander and aids were
nsya %sns Tss sss on sos,&s ,9s sF'e s ws taG
NJ, i,ukn str,,ct tl,To,,vho,,t ia 1cnutl, was
w '."as nsso1s 40 ntso
no' hsaF1y ~ a1Ks Us Mlsh. haso oeel' an.,c- .
street, however, ha,l froIn six to 4lEht 1c-
;;un:l!ts III each window. But the
Interest was % not celiteret' -, u, tlie H.,
1orlnatlm or tt,e procession, Which wns not
tlve slinlllcss of t!le crowd III that ntlarter.
As sHel, ny the Conlinandsr mud staI
Turned 2Vnbns' avenue, Apollo Golnlan!ery
tRS ills @ s rsgasSy sas a 's 81 M K SsSke
about Hie forming NSe, lit they eavo V 'tSs the
Knis'!ts ci.ancg 70 form their plato9ns aid
cesslol hht kept Oh 1h;Iy!,iE III Its llilo Of
AlAlull soitth OIL Wa6nsil nvG,lM0
there you'd layg been no delay
II spss Tor forK Fa te s'Fst Fst ssIo 1s
were ns EooA ~ could l!aSe Dten llntto Mil-
DIR the c!rtuniatnnccs. The loss Of time wns
dae 10 nelated Comlnn'Nterles. al,a no ott!er ;.
PLACE ~ thy liMe after lss nrriya! upon tho
yround; The last pnrtton ot the Ftrst Dlvis~
.ml I'D , net tMrN l.ake street aIad Wabash
avenue uhtll nftof l0:Ho O'Clock.
sEcoSD GRAND DIVISION,
wLaI, WFn ~ ~ nnIM IoIH M, III H. ScsGelaes m as
DIVISION began 10 10 swiSr ill., iiIt" iIto Wta,. Wash.
IN streots ,a nv ,vaat NV eistiat
Ms m" ,,lninons of nIum"1 knH,, E.MmK!t.' .a,H,
,nt,.i,a, ~, ,nIjn,s tIiniv nr1,,r i,nntma
v,s,o H..rni Z, VIZ r"Mun,mI".,aa vI,s' ~ Iio
sf,nir ,TSks ,s.anln nSrxn,,niw itno,ns, @@ ~ ~,
s,nmv ~ IN ran.ctutosss r,"i ~ thoua" sts IL
EMIShsa war, yecu1Wiya Shn,," - ~ 'w,1iS'!! S.s
mnK,as Msac f, ta I'LL kos " WelS0He
~ ;,ati, sIsIm. ~ ~" u ~ sna "'o e'one "a'4s
" rrrf';cf @ f nr,,.r 'T '"r,vni'~I ,bronv,ou+ t,o
fnrnntitn, ~ tha ii',n tha r,,H,,,a, HaS rS
sIsIni, tist ss,tnI Il, t,ittca,, tIot W." ~ H
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Johnss,, Philadelphia, Nprfolk. Va, an'l tho
!iSc"rEtGa IN what + Gallet tlis ~! atyIr.
latter ornn,llpsitHl will. two xwtirllA md THO
skull md er0sso,,es, The wliute s,trrounlest
Wit, slysr frnFc., 1,'!csa ooSNl ,1s n.thsr
ln'ots, viii! leegl1'gS, mud ono Eminent Con,-
,,ln!ltcr :. Ind bout and y slipIMr,
which eltcltctl 1nany inq.'irfes rs 70 whether
tliure was nl,y mystic rrn*pn for II, Or whct''-
er II WMs iii ut1rtnnRtllfc enSu or cNrl,s Or
KoMt., l}y fur tho mist atfltlrnd; ,werc tlln;
lNlt.tnztn in tho front 1lnk nt Cincinnati
Cnnllnandrfy, who MerD ntttroh IL tho new
Maltese c"stnnie: 'Tnis consists Of = scarlet
skull.cap, bor.lrred with crmlne. 1t .is only
mir 10 sny TINT tho Knights Of Illinois, very
nnturally, pcrl!npa, ~ tlleX ahuearen 70 10
the must numerous, ,ntdn thu iincAt npl'ear-
tjto COMMUNICATIVE Of Oh!a, bo'I, n'lM,er;;
@ onss f af Nssw Sis'Ni York ' mid 'l lremtsy!ya'ia,
s s a ti ff st.,Mart uto o}'es Al of tS Wsf"'' nr
Of tllo procesa!on caMo four ,Conn,antleries.
Calvary. ut Providence. Il. l.; Dc M"inl, nf
Wa.hinEtntl, y. e.; l% Mnla!.. pf Grand
aGrenst. :rls. Grand liapiis Com!!,antlrry
executes! difficult movement 1T tho vnst
rroWk Of for,.lng lnto r!at0nns while paR.ilt!,
tho gratlI stss1M, mn! were l0ndly apilaudr!l.
thai followed THO i!,st. Dr,sn,-Aitlor, tllcro
was ~ single iutltytduai 10 marlGt!,, 50 a:l-
inlred. mud 50 sclt:co1lselous, us tho big
culored gentleman that carried water behind
NH IL lis oas l why isss tsrs Mesns
. tailor IN Uhtcag0 WHO could hive iittM
him With brrecllns. md ns to cnats, why, he
wgs hnttonea up no t1gllt nnd patI'!ed 70
eyus would open md ,viea yersa. like . Spltz
tlng wi Ii his tnif cnrlett; ait then wtlcli hO
l,nntietl around ssater-well! That Just baflles
MI description.
came thc Atijutunt nfruitly referred to:
While the procession, WIS linss!liE
THE slulIr WAS EEAT1,y IMPOSING IN THE
EXVitl;atE. -
As far rs the cye could .rcach was n bank Of
lats, bot,nets, caps. md !ln1nrellas, between
NH Ms' srss s%s a tf Sashy fS'Ghy a %f'f wr {" l'"i a
Ko!.l a,,l steel, il,at marked Tho track Of tho
pageant. Tier upon tier, tho stantts nnd
lio.lses literally swnrnett with humanity,
gus arches, mi c,uhlazoI'.d shlrls md rust
ling mud swtsying fest,ol,s to rel[evo tile eye
md hlghtclt tile beauty .aud grandeur Of the
elect. Thu lnpllotonyuf tho uniforms Of the
bow;hnsd bunls With llleir polished lnslrr-
NlGnts that endless vnrHty wins conspicuous
" u feature. or these lust, tic ura,ld Army
Baud Of CA'ltu'', o., was the largest, ylose~
II as'pn,t f' x ts 81, hSsnsfy; Ssqas If 6; s;eSnwy ssy
United States l,ainl Of Carlisle i}arrarss., Tho
SnAdusky nnu Gnlifnrnfa Hands assumed tho
furln ut IL tsa[Oh EruA8 OIL tho way, and elicit
ed enthusiastic applause.
A rEcuL1AI:lrr OF TIL: 1,EyIEw
was tho fnl!owtng: The CnNain-(iencral md
half Il 4lpzel Sir kulEltly pf this body, Ill
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EEOIUTIONS,

u ,vo. o,n,;,,,,",a ,, t,nt 'ti mm.m tho Inn, a,
49, IL WIS announced 1llat wi'e", tno hgaa o1
tho column reached Vnn = l3uren
street, Oh Michigan avenue, the COM
m, nansrirs a ~ would bo given the ben. en-
..m, ~ ~ t"o Mew pnsel'!c.ls, a"r w.
ins to ills iuet, lilo Triennlal Committee hud
Secured srutsfnr their ]ndes un Till, south l,nl-
rony Of tho Exuositlon building. and Ma ei,y
autinritIrs & Ind ,n,,s,d n nrvafn @ s.an,i to ho
and gentlemen who occupied these coigns Of
yantNvu weru severely disappointed, how
ovnr 10 M, Ink ~ noIice srry;rn mr., ren"rnI
v'I.' ~. ~" ~ - ~. t,. ,.t
ih's1la'laee'heht W tiie hnr1h guy VI MlGsll-
pusslbl,lty
4 tow ~ tha f,on,man1criea nj, t,e haod of
~. ~" VI Wv oo''.'e ~ NV no"" y.
ule l!ho went ttrousll sefeIa4 alsilellll move
nghtS ailA cnllett torth considerable np-
plause. Tho officers Of Apollo Comtnantery
81 ChlcagQ formed {, iarp wlli's ,l,lssinE tlio
n. Houlnt, crOss. Al JnekhUll ntrset t},ey
i,rokr infD sections. ak fro,lt. The cr0Wtl
began to HilrgU Into to straut at this time,
aid thc Ueiyl.lrre, Fcorn, Joliet, Decatur,
md several other Illinois. COMMUNICATES
Spectators, Tic l;yortH ,CoMtuaiIiery. Of
ltnck islnnl, 1l,urc!lcl .SbY III tho
,ftirl, of n hnrt.Nnr,sentinr n very
.i,Iv,lsing effect. THE Chicago Cou,man,lery
headed thc Srcomi DlvIs!on md Iisl sonlc ST.
rfnpnl.Iss M hFoko for tio cal,.p NIP 1T Tits posnt
tThu st. Deriluul Cum,np,irrry. uf Chirnx,.
j,,n,le,i tho Thtni DiVistuIl. TAelr Sws,rt1
movements we're heartily npplul,tlu{i, n1,d
tI,Ic ,,,,r..I,t,r limo wns 1,hrfrsf, Ilrrn,:s in
tho {lno becul,,u very frua,lert hitter tia titrI
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THE PILGRIMS,

TIE BOLLQNIS{s SUMMARY
gives n fair lenof the practsssion's numerical
strength, Arrangements Int k1m MAIDS by
which n, nccurate stntcment VI tbs humber
Of u'eN iHt!no could bp secured, but TINY fell
through. owing to tho taet that with twu ex-
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crowd below n,id 10 pluynts It toyur, The Grand
MuStar's head, 4Wllilg TOR something where
with. TO-. sunnly., t,elr. Thirst the lwGllelA
coyrry tlut .l'lesu wns my an!o,lt Of miner
tnr utl, aNl toni; inlnleAiat0 HttI,s to llnyu 1t
pnt wh0re 1t wuull 10 tho most COOL.
nAltlISl THE .Al'slicE OF \ rpDY,
1OWNycr, the 8tut,u WnS In many respects all
tI.at 1t should hayu hoeu, uni MI that puA!lNr
two Ftatnla-tlle esst NM! tho wcst-.wero slim.
ilAr III shylM, construction, and decoration,
nhl wero coiltlccted by arches farme!l Of
heavy trom rn,ls extending nrr,ss Wabash
TWslith strect. Tia IL iMo stanis laid a,'sl thsdwo 70
nrcllea thus formed the slides Of qiastrtMt-
en.!. The stands axte4le!t aersss rwslfltl,
IT Its tntarsertlQn With Wnbnall, but without
aion, q psrfeet avalanqhe ,ef Decorations
rosr!s III bls,ck, purple. nml wli,,., slllulls
MD bA'inels, III clnI!pss yHrloty Vt form al.l
colHr. The TIVE arches, llko tho tWo stal,ds,
trlAnIe'l with 9lacli. white, n!ld purple
tnnge, and fNrn thu ceMtto Dt uacl. wis ails-
peu.tsl a shield bearlnE tho nov famlllar
letters y. r., with HlIntscr Shields uil Hacl
sitlu. Each corner Of eac!' arch was marked
stand by II Alnitest, crtss Of bright rcsl. Tho
WNbasll ,uypuQu ,s!ltH OF the .stAhtls W1rU
trimmed Ii. tho prevailing purple hue, from
whicl. tl'e f4m1',s % isxsnt, ,, !" ~ 10y sfgilo
,'f'st prominently. t'rWn iarys rc.l cr,sses
alnrHctt uta n.s.tlI stand, olln i,nar Tho north
| Ut the polnt whGru lid firan.t Mister Btaou
y sy% sSies s9 w Hss'stss ss 5swsaEs Jew Si3s 70 6 s
ordinary l,lxer, but there was Il llAgnl0lly
Mfnlit lilG wlpiio which. to tic knights vi
least, WIS ut qaeo beautiful a!'d significant.
The University daily. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 18??-????, 1880-06-08
EDUCATION IN WEST 1RGINIA.

Although we may not make as good a
showing in respect to education as some
of the older, Northern States, still we
stand at the top of<the list Of Southern
States. We1have s1,4oo people wHp are
illiterate out Of population Of 44a Ola
(I87o) South Carolina, with a popula-
tion.of 7o5,6oo, has 5o7,37o iIlitdrata per-
sons !; Alabama, with a population Of
oo6,oo2, has 3s3,o12, while Texas the
most growing and liveliest Of The South
<ern States, with a population Of $3.50,
has only 22I,57o- coming next e. West
Virginia. If
This is too bad, andWe hope tdkee 4
much better showing in the next census.
Our free school system is doing woiders,
though it's not doing all it nightdo, if
all took; q deeper interest in its Wo9Fings.
Ed Nesgs- Gkra1a,. ,,., Il, III sr.,
= y SH
The University daily. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 18??-????, 1880-06-08
CULTIVATE ONE ON TALENT.

One talent, well cultivated, 1deepened
and enlarged, is worth a hundred shallow
faculties. The first law Of success at this
day when SO many matters are clamor-
ing for. attention, is concentration, to
bend all the energies to one point, look
ing neither to the right nor to the left It
has been justly said that great deal Of
his practical sense in leaving things IN
done. The day Of universal scholars is
past. Life is short and art is long. Z
The range Of human knowledge has in
creased 50 enormously that no brain can
grapple with il; and the man who would
know one thing well, must have the cour-
age to be ignorant Of a thousand things,
however attractive and uninviting. As
with knowledge SO with work. The man
who would get along must single out his
specially, and into that must pour the
whole stream Of his activity all the en-
ergies Of his hand. eye, tongue, hear, and
brain Broad culture, nany-sidedness,
are beautiful things TO contemplate; but
il IS the narrow edge men. the men Of sin
gle and intense purpose, who steel their
souls against all things else, who accom-
pIsh the hard work Of the world. and who
are everywhere in demand when hard
work is to be done 71tf BBapnst Weekly.
The University daily. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 18??-????, 1880-06-08
!,
KIND WORDS. \

+ As the breath Of the dew Of tEe tel
der plant, they gently fall updA ftf
dropping heart, refreshing its wiihere
tendrils and soothing its burning woe
Bright GASES they are in life's greabI dc
ert. Who can estimate the pangaIthe
have alleyiated or the good works the
have Accomplishment Long after thsy. al
uttered do they reVerberate in the ssoul
inner chamber, and sing low liquid stfain
that quellell the raging storms tfaA1 ma
have before existed, And oh, WhsY II
heart is sad, and like a broken h4fP ii
sweetest chords Of pleasure 5ceasg'5to,1
brate, who can tell the power Of ona kin
word : One littl Z word Of tendanes
gushing in upon the soul will sweep Il
long neglected chords, and awakAn Il
most pleasant strains: When IPorI
down with the troubles Of life, tSe a
ready to sink fainting by the WasAa 10
like the cheerful rays Of sunshine d5 kir
words come. They disperse the 3pud
dispel the gloom. and drive sorry {
away. n. !. .s.ss
The University daily. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 18??-????, 1880-06-08

The years work in this institut D will
be completed June 24th, 1880. There
has been in attendance one hundred and
twenty-five Students representing eigh-
teen different counties of the State. six
ty per cent Of this number are teachers
who have taught from one to eight terms
in the common schools. The senior class
numbers thirteen in which the counties Of
Wood, Wctzel, Hampshire, Mineral, Mon
ongalia, Harrison. Lewis and Marion are
respectively represented. The records
show moderate success. The work &C.
complished will compare ayorably with
that Of former years.
Untiring devotion TO study and. excel
lent department has ever been a distin-
gushing feature Of the Fainnont school.
The number Of teachers enrolled proves
that the school has been doing its legiti+
mate workthat Of educating teachers.
And we feel certain that the teachers will
teach better schools, that new ideas and
improved methods will mark their work
as the result of the instruction received in
the Normal School Yetlwe are far from
satisfied with what We have accomplished,
very far from supposing that We have done
for these teachers all that normal school
ought TO do. Truly satisfactory results
can only be obtained when West Virginia
recognizes the normal schools as necessa-
ryEauxiliaries to system ofpublic instruc-
ton and affords them the means Of becom-
ing more effective.
A very interesting feature Of the last
session has been the weekly lectures of
Dr. P. B. Ogden on Anatomy, Physiolo
gu and Hygiene, The Doctor from mo-
tiyes parly pjsilanhIygple, has given to the
students much interesting and practical
obstruction. His aim has been not to in
crease the number Of physicians but to
give to those preparing to instruct the
mind an intelligent idea Of the body. y
Commencement week presents the fol
lowing programme
The University daily. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 18??-????, 1880-06-08

tneV aEe occasionally me victims q
punish with the just rigors of the IaW, the
reckless young men who would explode
q lSes 81 powder III 4 Colleg blIl ding
or who would set fife to 4 barn, would be
a help 70 College mofsl ia every nstitu-
tion ii Tie land Why should ths stu
dent who brawlsk ii the street, ofE.wIlo
steals q gate, Of who snears with tar the
Chapel seats, be treated any nor leni-
emily than other offenders7 Why should
4 college officer BE expected to stand still
and have his property destroyed without
'haling the offender beforeAa Judge. ANY
more than any other citizenp And why
should public opinion pronounce IT 70 I'M
warrantable step, If 4 professor Ivindi-
Gates his manhood by 4 resort tp the
same weapons that any other citizen
would use It IS because College QAenc-
es have been made 50 light Of BY the au-
.thorities that they are thought So light Of
BY the student He takes advantage Of
the immunity with which he has Hitherto
escaped, and III moments of recklessness
commits crimes which tie certainty Of
just retribution would make him. shrink
from. That the future policy Of ouf.bestI
American Colleges is to be confornled to
these simple tiictak assefs common seI1se IS
certain, and q s tAis eksts< 4 s1ii1'y
which, moro than any one caase. as q
ready gone 50 far towards driving rdlstiy.
ism and traditional brutality out Of Col
lege communities.
The University daily. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 18??-????, 1880-06-08
MUSICAL EDUCATION

Many regard musical educatio wi.
suspicion, as if it were bona fde etSiene
of laziness, or fair road leading EHEto i
Musical culture in a family is an efiIdene
Of refinement. The unedueated, -Eunr
fined man and woman yare contened |
live in a hovel Or In an unadorned IStloms
They experience no desire for better So
roundings! Begin, however, to slIIucai
them and they at once realize theif8Sond
ton and feel a desire to change orao be
ter it. They aim al. once to blautii
their homes by hanging up picturelor :
raising flowers. For this reason ffe fin
often that children. are growing Cisco
tented at home. for, having 4 betts1 ed
cation than their parents. they realize /
condition much quicker and kaene
Hence We find often that children teae
parents to beautify their homes. NNNhe
once this spirit Of improvement htas e
tered 4 household there is generally /
rest until the organ or piano have bee
admitted The educated have :Ilwa,
more ia and about their houses toImal
home happy. than have the Auncu'Iture,
TO have, therefore, music in the h,,use
generally 4 token Of refinement and fast
and not an indication Of laziness ana id
ness. B,afua,Is Mnsical H,os1a q
The University daily. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 18??-????, 1880-06-08


Sunday. jane 20 Annual sermon BE-
fore the Senior Class. delivered By Rev
wv. z. Whifsl P. =, Buckhannon.
Monday Evening, June 2I--Address
before the Normal Literary Society, by
Hon. d. w. Hutchinson, Of Parkersburp.
Inv. Va
Tuesday Evening. June z7d- Address
before the Mozart Literary Society BY
Judge John Blair Hoge. Of Martinsburg,
Nv. Va.
Wednesday Evening. Jund 23d Con-
test between the Literary Societies.
Thursday. June 24th. . 4. M-Com>
mcncement Exercises.
Thursday Evening. June a4-Alamni
Exercises and Reunion. e
The University daily. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 18??-????, 1880-06-08

i n * 8 F 4.
"A novel and most interesting expert
ment in the field 81 elementary instruction
has just been resolved upon in, Saxony.
Hitherto. as everywhere else, 50 in that
small but highly-deyeloped kingdom, the
youth Of the lower orders, upon being APP
prenticed to a trade. have been left at lib
erty to forget the little they have learned
at school. Attendance at Sunday-school
and evening instruction, provided by the
State and charitable societies, was per-
fectly optional Bya law just passed this
liberty Is abridged, and compulsory at
tendance at evening schools cxacted for a
period Of three years. This IS the FIRST
time, if we are not mistaken, in the an
mails Of the world, that an attempt has
been made by State TO extend the ed
Iucation Of the humDlcst classes beyond
the merest rudiments. and after they have
entered upon the business Of life.
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