Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-27
| INT Worth Have a Medical

fOltT W ohlh, hihy 81.
Eipr Of the Gazette.
answering the above question, the
irs facts are worthy of considera.
yWery resident of Fort Worth:
o. satisfactorily ascertained that
elicsl department of the State
.sly cannot be organized in less
he years. This was authoritG-
yaled by Ashbel Smith, presi-
The hoard of regents, at the late
i Of the State Medical associa-
Bolton. He further stated that
ippointment of professors under
nyision of the constitution,
tru could not be had to one
lto!hs exclusion of others. AS
Balhody Of the medical men of
u Elsewhere, belong to the
bIeh0ol of medicidc (olten mis-
My their opponents allopathists)
einnot mingle in har-
with practitioners
hnls founded upon a dogma or
". Right or wrong, they will
pon minsle with each other than
d water.
hslherefore been determined by
akr Of medical gentlemen Of
sanding In their profession that
anuit have a medical school in
Etaf future, free from the constitu-
dlsablement of scholastic her
llditIsm, which threatens the
Ftl department. Of the State uni
y now In embryo.
lae then shall the proposed med
tfhool be located? The GAZETTE
falcally says it ought TO be at
Worth, and now appeals to her
rs 70 take action ut once and in n
flsal way to secure it. The access
Ed Fort Worth by rail from all
o. Texas and adjoining states;
hlld growth of its population
In excess of that of Lexington
aaisyille, Ky Nashville. Tenn.
.annati, when successful medical
ssere inaugurated in those cities
iaqndance OF clinical material
g lhe transient AID pauper popu'
E ~ rapidly growing cities like
noith always furnish; the hospi'
Me Jay Gould railroad system
~ here, and the city hospital,
b Enlargement at an early day II
~ her freedom from winter cpl
", aud the summer salubrity O
worth as compared with cities or
~ Tue Gulf Of Mexico, considers
~ Importance never overlooked
). ssatded by students), and the
:salned fact that combination o
Jug talent can be secured at oEce
lIen Fort Worth a prefer
p. the 1ocation Of a med
J, rnool, which will ONLY
If her people fail Il
=. he substantial aid necessary
- successful inauguration mex
! =, p'secuniary advantages that inurt
/, ~ 10 which one or more repu
a,soicai schools are situated, wa
,Sypteelated by the city Of Louis
y when her city council bull
Iowed the medical department
: louisville. = university, the popu
n y me city being not then owe
4, olnce the civil war her mer
49, snd citizens have built an,
Y ~ TWO other medical schools.
=. . y university donated b
~, ny me Joint faculty of the de
a ~ Of medicine of the universi
aslviiie and Vanderbilt tn
- 'uiiding In which tn
arc delivered. Nashville
~ s nave built and equipped tn
',rs,' apartment OF the Tennessee
ns.ss 10 consideration Of its be
I ! In their midst.
III 'iLens Of Atlanta, Ga, aide
The building and equippinI
~ Ata a medical college, whel
I, 80 not more than three thou
g. rsr,anaDiiants. After the war tia
= donated i've thousand do
~. "psir aud refit the colleg
4 which had been much in
!. ~ occupation as q militsr,
49,, ~ iour years. A few years ag
la~,l LIANT, - and citizens built am
Z ~. .ne southern Medical college
.snS a.on OF other cities in equiF
se.ssl furnishing buildings for med
i = might be cited. Demon
Il ~. as people AZ anv wide
|, 4 r:. NE feasibility Of establish
v H 4'sels medical school In thei
!, : ,s ,f hets and Il CURES % potent
1ixt-s pssuniary Interest OF q
: n uusiness men, that the
d. A.. Inauguration SUBSTANTIAL
a., 10Th I; Of a moral aud financi,
intfe Is no class Of pr.