Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-18


il 'e2 " = favor ultimate free uads' bus the
DICKINSON coLLEdH, Carlisle, PA..ssnioIgs
Rs. ASss irsd PSsS. Ps1sSs.Sf ro h IT. ,'iGs Sorsaa
Seniors who consider that the instrustlnh u.s. naI
been - the direction OF proleohoh' " i'0s
some remarks, 'srsIt book, free tradei Prof.
Morgan advocates protection" u think neither
party represents the peoples interestA
ooLoRRD STUDENTS FOR REFORM.
FISK UNIVERSITY, Nashville, Tenn.-seniori
in favor Of tariff reform, O. Instructor, Presi-
dent T. NJ. CrAvath. Seniors who consider that
the instruction has been In favor OF tArin re'
form, @
Some remarks; "Tarif reform will be bless
HAMILTON COLLEGE, Clinton, N. "
Seniors In favor OF protection. ~; tariu neierin'
| VI Tree trade, i. Instructor, Prof.. W. ~ iet-
| ritt. Seniors who consider that the INSTRUCTION
has been In tho direction OF tarh reform, z;
free trade, 10; impartial. H.
Some remarks: II belieye that the Ameri'
can people have been humbugged long enough
| by our present war tariff" "What co1id you
| expect OF man who processes TO DO hepup-
hcan. but teaches free trade, woman's rights,
| prohibition, etc, etc, etc"
| HAMPDEN-SIDNEY COLLEGE, Hampden-
Sidney. Va.-Seniors In favor OF tarin reform,
g. Instructor Prof. J. B. Henneman, Seniors
| who consider that the instruction has been IN
the direction of tariff reform, D.
Some remarks: "The Mills bill, or slight re-
duction on that would suit me-" "There are
| no protectiOnists in our class"
| HARVARD UNIVERSITY, Cambridge, Mass.
| Seniors in favor OF protection So; tariff re-
form, lI2: free trade. As. Instructors, Prof.
Charles F. Dunbar, +. W, Tausig and assist
| ton has been in the direction of protection, l;
tariff reform, 50; free trade, 66; impartial, q.
some remarks: A careful study of over 100
more or less extended remarks gives the inn
| eko@ all > tho f,.otr II Ior
ward are personally in favor of tariff reform
| in the direction of ultimate free trade, never
theless they endeavor not to force their views
| upon the students.
Seniors in favor of protection, 8; tariff re-
| form, 8; free trade, 8. Instructor, j. w.
! Jenks Seniors who consider that the in
struction has been in the direction Of tariff re-
form, 6; free trade, 6; impartial, 2
Some remarks: Free trade should not
| como suddenly. but as fast as will not produce
| a panic IN our social system"
KANSAS UNIVERSITY, Lawrence, Kan
Seniors in favor OF protection, 5; tariff reform,
CanfeId and F. w. Blackmar. Seniors who
consider that the instruction has been In til
direction of protection, 4; tariff reform, !; free
trade, 4
Some remarks: "Prof. Garfield taught
free trade, while the teaching of Prof. Black
mar has been iu the direction of protection"
LAFAYETTE COLLEGE, Easton, Pa.-Sen-
free trade, II Instructor, Prof. Addison Bal
lard. Seniors who consider that the instruc-
tion has been in the direction of protection, "a;
tariff reform, 2; free trade, 2; impartial, IL.
Some remarks: Between free trade text
book and protection professor, 1t Is hard to
decide" Il favor tariff reform because only
through it will the advantage of free trade be
seem"
THE PROFESSOR WAS CRANKY.
UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, Ann Arbor,
Mich.-of the many professors who were
asked to aid this compilation, Prof. Henry q.
Adams, Of Ann Arbor. alone refused to hand
the blanks to his class in political economy.
The University of Michigan is consequently
unrepresented, as the catalogue does not give
the seniors separately-making 1t impossible to
address them directly.
UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA, Minneapolis,
Minn.-Seniors in favor OF protection, 0; tariff
reform, 25: free trade,I Instructor, Prof. w.
W. Folwell. Seniors who consider that the in
struction has been in the direction OF protec-
ton. ]; tariff reform, 81.
Some remarks: "A tariff for revenue only"
"Give us free sugar and tax whisky and to-
bacco to DEATH" Tariff reform, with incl
dental protection. no free trade" II believe
the same policy ought to apply in the CONNER
cial relations Of nations as with individuals"
UNIvERsITY OF NORTH CAROLINA, Chapel
Hill, N. C.-Seniors in favor of protection, /;
tariff reform 10; free trade, q Instructor,
President Kemp p. Battle. Seniors who con-
tlueT lDaL tue INSTRUCTION mas Deen IN the
direction OF tariff reform, "a; free trade, 4
some remarks: al o, Long live % Grover Cleve;
right" "Hurrah for Cleveland"
OBERLIN COLLEGE, Oberlin, 0hio.-Seniors
in favor OF protection, 80 tariff reform, "a; free
trade. s. Instructor, ex-Congressman James
Monroe. Seniors who consider that the In
struction has been in the direction of protec-
tion, SO; tariff reform, s; free trade, 8; i'm
partial, q
Some remarks: "Protection for all things
except the necessaries of life." Prof. Monroe
told his class to-day to report him as protec:
ZIONIST" Protection includes tariff reform"
First pay of the debt; then penny postage;
and then reduce the revenue" stimulate
home production and maintain wages" IAN
in favor Of free trade in the near future but
perhaps infants need slittle more help"
UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA, Philadel-
phia, Pa.-Seniors In favor of protection. 81;
tariff reform, s; free trade, 2 Instructor Prof,
Robert E. Thompson. Seniors who consider
that the instruction has been in the direction
Some remarks: Tariff reform is not incom-
patible with protection" "Prof. Thomp-
son is a rabid protectionist" favor a protec-
tion policy that will protect our industries
without fostering trusts or monoplies"
PRINCETON FOR PROTECTION.
PRINCETON COLLEGE, Princeton, N. j.
Seniors IN favor of protection S5; tsriff reform,
p; free trade, 10. Instructor Prof. A. B.
Woodford pro tenn. Seniors who consider that
the instruction has been in the direction of pro-
lection. s. tariff reform, SO; free trade, 6; Impair
tial. O.
Some remarks: Tariff reform underlined
means absolutely nothing" "The abuses of the
tariff system can be reformed, I think, without
abandoning protection policy. )" There NAV
be tariff reform in favor of protection
abolish the internal revenue"
RUTGERS COLLEGE New wBrunsvfck-Seniors
trade, Instructor, br. Austin Scott. Seniors Ss
who consider that the instruction has been in
the direction OF tariff reform, q free trade, s;
Some remarks: Universal free trade should
exist, for this is the only natural course Of
things"
SMITH COLLEGE (female), Nortbampton
Mass. Seniors In favor of protection, 3: tariff
reform, 81; free trade Il Instructor, Prof j.
B. Clark Seniors who consider that the in
struction has been in the direction of protec-
ton. :, tsrlf reform, 10; free trade, Is; Impair
tial, 4
Some remarks: Free trade to be the out
did theory, but poor practice" Tariff reform
leading to ultimate tree trade is desirable"
Free trade, the ideal conditions: a decided
change in that direction desirable at present"
SwARTHMoRR COLLEGE Swarthmore. Pa
Seniors in favor of protection, IT, tariff reform
4; free trade, g. Instructor, Prof. w. p. HoI-
comb. Seniors who consider that the instruc-
ton has been in the direction of protection 10:
impartial, l3
Some remarks: "we are what our fathers
are" I'VE have no use for free trade in Penn
sylvania."
THE GIRLS FOR CLEVELAND.
VAssAR COLLEGE, (femalel Poughkeepsie,
N. Y.-Seniors in favor of protection, 4; tariff
reform, Is; free trade, 8. Instructors Prof
NJ. ]. brennan and Lucy Salmon Seniors who
consider that the instruction has been in the
direction of free trade, II; impartial, TO-
Some remarks; prof brennan has favored
free trade; Prot. Salmon has been impartial"
''The work has been in the science of govern
ment rather than in economies"
UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT, Burlington, VT.
in favor OF protection, IL: tariff re-