Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-30

purely tase.uai ana partly practicA
education. We are rapidly approachirg
utilization A &c. Manual tiaining school
are the popu,. VI craze in all Of the lare
cities. In PA, ladelphia, where msnus
training school vas established Yea
ago, it is found tina those parents VIII,
possess ample forum IS are those who ia
sist upon their sons being given in
struction In some useful trade by which
II need be, they will DO abb 10 earn 81
honest living; while thos. parents o
moderate means, and those WI. have al
their lives kept their brt WIS we
with sweat, are ambition
have their sons given ella, 'slca
education, by which they NAV. II
theory at least, earn living wi,hon
the hard work that has Kept their
fathers down throughout long life. Ant
the idea that has all Of a sudden taken
possession Of college presidents and pro-
itssors Is The necessity OF affordine to
the youth OF the land instruction in some
line that viii be OF immediate aud none
lary advantage TO them. Among the most
notable things in which 1t is beginning to
De SAID that the seats Of learning should
anord practical instruction In, is journal.
Ism. The work OF making a newspaper
mas AZ last come TO be recognized as a
profession. Thousands of young men
are employed upon the press of the coun
try, and the demand is rapidly increasing.
Yet N not a single Institution In the land
is any direct instruction of journalism
given. We have schools Of medicine, OF
law, OF science, of theology, and about
10, 80 49, ole eau 'ulun ~ uu'
10 80 ~ ny 3oupS man "lIo WISHES l0s
re.,,,, 80 80. ~ i monVieole auu piou.aoie
,o o,,,' I..,t.ai ean ~ anu Set MS
Gao, IL ~ ~, - P.ao''ea' Anomi-
- - " liaAi"S lS1u"oAe
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pb,"So,rSta ~" ~ SUI plesen.all' :, 8
harta PA, a., IN sn's supleoti ae snluii
20 4hanaH ny ~. o', .'., Iseh!ns, MIeu one
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y no NIL ~ 80, VI sse SouIS men ana 81
49, rs,ra ~ 20 "i'Os' anu oess seuse AZ
a. ,r" In AZ. ,,
t,honai o. So W see tnis evidence OF
~ ~ lrn.'' Huu sIess,Ne.ess oii tne part
~ ~. eun.se pIesiuents, anui Us one
~ ~ .S u.e,9 utnes neipeu Souhs Meh
M sNoTe Ulspes..ioh W nclp mem.
..i.a, am Eau .Iat tne movement
Ia 1 -. ~
,asa, my - i,oliotaoIe 1ue prou,aole pIo-
Iess .t' 40 louruuiism' no not MO" wnat
NY 'he plans VI ils trustees, OF tne oPln-
lous W. 10 iavuI's, put lot ny palt' auu Us
., l illiauelpoisn, Woulu hke 10 see lhe
onIveIs,ty VI rennsyivahie tnke the leau
~ estaollshinG chalr IN lournallsm' III
moulu NC an nouor' isstins honor, 70
0ur cltyl our stale, ana 10 tne University
ine Cost coulu hoI pe great. 1hele Is
one man, happHy fhllaueipnlani Wnom
l would IKE 10 see luehtihed win ms
movement ne Is man VINO Is hohored
wherever ne Is known, ana ms lane eN-
tehas 10 TWO comments more thah all,
nc IS representative American, eher-
getlo, intellectual, successful appIo-
pIlaiely, ne Is hnhsel Jourhallst
OF tne oest type TINS or any other city
or country mas ever produced,
ana l know tnat express lne wishes Oh
many P9llauelphians aud friends OF the
university 81 pennsylvania Wheh say
that nothing could be more httlng, MOTH
ing more credllaoie 10 the Guy, 10 the
university ana TO the profession tnaa tn li
the foremost american lournallse snoulu
lhpersnaoly llnk ms naile W!eu tne , mrs.
American college chalr IN Journalism.
Gentlemen, that man Is known 10 you an
reier 10 george w, onlds.
All present heartily approved tae senu-
ment anu eApresseu tne hope that tne
WISE might eNenlualiy oecohe reaiiy'
Sin Boston" said one OF the Others pres
cut, 1T Is TACT that the positions Oh 10
cal reporters on all OF the newspapers
have been for years unavailable 10 any