Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-22

EDrroh PosT- INTKII10EauER
In what Mr. InRraham saYs in your
issue Of Sunday morning there Il q
wholly egateitous hinR at the ourrieu-
inm Of the University. Il IL not be-
eaass Il IL OF has been Seaitle'a hiah
school that q Regent or anybody else
sent pupils elsewhere. / am not pay
tieuiaFiy eonvefsant With She course Of
study 10 that Institution, but ! will
venture q Yankee guess shat those BOYS
and girls . finishes Of Ia other insii-
tutions woald still dnd Il no chiid's
plaY % keap up With the classes IN the
closing terms Of the univeFsiiy's CLASH
cal coarse. No, II Is not from knitted
course 81 study, BY any means, that u
has lest aludents. and such an intima-
ton Il unfasl Bot L has suffered Ia
times past from the niRQafdiy policy
Of former Legislatures, making u .
necessity on the part u the Regents 10
adopt The farming oet method; con
seQsently starve 20 death corps Of
teachers, with rare exceptions, has baan
the result Bias our last Legislature
opened its heart aud gave this inatitn-
ton enoaRh 30 provide With very modest
salaries q faculty capable Of making Il
The pride Of eur Territory. And Vhile
there has roe been any need, q far a.
TIE branches taught Il concerned. fer
anybody b send elsewhere, they have
aant elsewhere and will ooatinae 10 DO
50 u the Regents uss the appropriation
- 3 charity fund--if they fail 10 eennre
The heet talent possible with the means
a their dispoaAl, and o0ntent themselves
with fAxoring INDECENT teachers.
Mr.. Inaraham's talk about oar betorn.
ina tie Athena &c, throaRh tie ne
diamship Of q hiQh schooi Il al verv
dnc, and SQUADS FUry muaa like she
undyinE aspirations after knsWledQe We
usually hear from eradaasins CLASSES.
Il Il ali right IN ~ place, hu3 Va old
une4 who listen % Il are quite convinced
et what the result will b.. ne TIE mettiu
- n TIE bog % Etrl 10 lead 70 great
achievements IN she werla be o. she Il
euteFine-lf the eenias % move fha Ace
toward ne hieh ideals aaaally empha-
sized oa tbese occasions 4 there, Il will
b done; bst the possibilities ere that
they vii 80 into TIE Geld b 6eht fer
bread like the rest Of he world, and.
Ike the ress o. tie world, fFuQaautly be 1
woEsas& ia tha battle. So We feel abeut 1
lhis Athens business II cur pablle /
schools, even the grammar departmeat, |
eantain Nststefs and others. tbey viii /
oome 20 The front, iusl Is EAncoln aBd /
noaeias aAd Greeley did vita 10 hieh /
eceool ahaat tt And. hy TIE uay, 4 1
seems = great pitS Washlnesois AID Tan i
cola eeaad not have been arroated IN 4
he Sacred soil that produced tAe men 4
w8a dta 80 mach more Tor liberty tkan 1
ali she rezt ~ the world combined. |
can eut feel sorry for ieemi and for =
tew others siuaiiaFiy sitaatedl Bat. e I 1
gas sayine, u slch hriliiants exisi @,
ctsiensiis along With ths cemuinn gravel 4
OF Insanity. and want tie University 1
coarse. they can have 10. II taey Rsa % 1
TIE kiad 81 uefal tat y q taka : hirh ]
Pallst. teey Siii and gay b vim the
sman tafatan.
The high school may be 4 very great
eltsanz. I bnpe q - ! an On The
Aasiees esas. Ss Asthsiis1 ueaid say.
and scns exactly zee my W4E etear II /
tois uaAtteg. hat ! an saFe silently q
vel caD1seied lotNfmediafe ard Etam.
mar seaosss aFe q vastly maFs impoFt
aace e oFiaElRg Absict taai i4e4l state
uheo Fiot4 x1aH be 10 more, and Whsn
hes&aa vii wFtthe NTH aaxy uAea Sc
cantsneistes she eFa4ition e ear sdr 4
and daagaterG
La s IS saxea, Il ned b. sor sAs
~ he gfamazar aseoci
and al ezs3eF Il; bat The htRh schools
$ p1eiis q peas parea.s had better Q
- uofk and earn Gnola6 q pas thcn
lhf1nNh tHe tni0crsitF uouusA Tksy
val b. e41tsz and @ore sncoafnl n4n
md wemen 4 thsy Dc Is and Il lhsy