Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-02-10
Wilmington, Thursday, Feb. 10, 1881
Delaware college, and tEae Training
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sase' u 'ne ooAese ins'i uesion So i"i as II
nts IN with the somewhat different course
OF study presented Tor them. Ihis propo'
sition appears to be approved by the
college faculty, but without desiring to
offer hasty Judgment we must confess to
strong first impression, thus far not
overcome, against it. The State, consider
ing all it requires of the college, ought to
pay 1t directly certain amount annually
in addition to the revenue from the land
grant fund, and we think that this is the
direction which any efforts by the State
to provide for the better education Of
teachers should take, and further that !
promise to serve as public school teachers
for specified time should be required Of
those accepting free scholarships. We
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argument against IL, ana hehce our opihloi
is that the strengthening OF the college
itself is a better plan Tor the State t.
adopt than that of building up a sort o.
normal annex to 1t.
we thlnR' too'the eoiiege misat Dc mad'
'as'iy more prosperous anu popuia
INSTITUTION II 1t were Drought lhto close
communication Win wilmington NeWsri
is put Twelve miles from TINS city, yet 1t
Iar more troublesome ana Just as costly u
get 10 IL oy rSiroaa as 1t Is TO get 10 Fhii
aoeiphla, anu When one ls landed at Tn
railroad STATION ne Is nearly d mile tfon
tne town ana the eolege' win cohVehieh
trsins running 10 ana from II and low tsre
we 90 not doubt that there Wouidoe mum
erous students from wilmington Tor 1t
really an excellent institution with an abb
and learned faculty and we nave no'hin
else IN the State which compares with
as seat OF learning. .. T..
The Given us,;es ni,,Can V,i
County Not be Trusted 10 FAX
Care of Its own Affairs?
II we understand tine bill for the relic
OF Mr.. Archibald Given, the contractor TO
the new Court House, there is no resso
Tor the sort of scrutiny 1t is said MI
Bradford thinks should be made by tn
Legislature before passing the bill. III
proposed act does not appropriate an
money for Mr.. Given, nor command IN
Levy Court OF this county to spproprat
any. MIR. Given represents, we have n
doubt truthfully, that owing to Variou
causes he actually lost considerable none
IN building the new Oourt House III TIL
city. He asks, since he has erected
handsome, Weli-built structure, that h
shall merely be relieved from such loss
not asking any profit nor even any CON
pensation for his own time. Such request
are always, and very properly, viewed wit
some prejudice against them, but there
very widespread feeling here that Their
were extraordinary circumstances in thi
case which made Mr.. Given's claim worth
of consideration. But the only body vhie
can consider it with view TO taking steu
toward any relief which considerations {
equity may suggest, is the Levy Court {
this county, and it is estopped from al
action whatever in such direction hy til
plain provisions of the law authorizing til
construction Of the building, and rigid
limiting its cost.