The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-18

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That win af M o Ssf n %Gsssn
NAL mS ecnseauences what will be the end Of
It In its Influence upon personal character
mum msSi tI the hest State. the nationf -.
II shall not attempt 70 answer that question
. 10 iii ne h h pcst SShps S1s
f FSsss sisn$y g Es' % %lSeas
sSsath in ide hands those who
have not made Of tSess Thers
some people who are fond Of pointing out
the failures Of great ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
great acc mutations and their posthumoue In
ness Of those to whom they, were passed On.
II would be n very instructive, and. eppre.
bend b s 4. S an s.peon !. a Saf
The science that In connection with our
redistri6utioni Pc you ten me that there has
SrH n dea Ct WIN ss
81 81 3,
M NOT FOOLISH waste The Roosevelt and Sloane
hospitals have not been q foolish waste, 49,.
FL sse
Ss y i SsS x Eth thai Iss Sss
As one looks at life It's aspect Is most Of all In
at its end. The fine courage Of youth. the noble
ambition Of achieyementSahl what q chance
sass S h sn nd SeS t and sS y
age. the broken fortunes. the decaying powers.
the disappointed hopes what beautiful sai op.
t ass eRanneis Gsrs, Gentlemen. are the asids
make the channels for yourselves"
spFKcH OF CONGRESSMAN WILSON.
consrsssman william J. Wilson Q, y Mss
dHS I shi. ~
S 81 ss wsHS e. S
Jailed a po the Of she philosephss
and said that he would not only pot speak
Has 5 0Ss
not heretofore been our experlnes In this
yef h fs sr5oad
IaH
Kings. were not frequently. present in the halls
&. f fgpsasi Legislator Sad Ssss
Salif Of bis own class. Is claimed t5ss
es ds
o sp had sesn rspes the
regarded the present as the right time for
great business men to take an &C, active part IL
the future are to be different from tho
Issues Of the rastaoauestions Of interns-
and 5s1s..sn; 81 ri. Eh Sa1,.vs ssa ;ass
e sne,'' Of ms the a demoees1ss the rear
country Try was not suffering from seant lesisia.
S9; S was o IN rass 81 q
Representatives. and their great influence on
legislation. and the recent suggestion that
are useless. he recalled the sentiment Of
y. sao ss9 ne. =: R::'y %:s compute
that It is the duty Of the Government to en-
vide work for the people It is a. fHrpSTTasi9 n1
Y FIJI. CHARLES A. Briggs said of Public Edu.
cation"
SPEECH OF PRoT. BE10Gs.
s e a Isd true "a az
Tradition. Doctrine and Me are married. and
tesned World: s. az nsw sdus,s;t,on has SesFR
tsas mass IS Of 's crude
that has come down. In the tradition OF the
schools IN order to destroy the llusiO1as, md
hoods that have SO long deceived our fathers.
Public education will never attain It's ideal
t ansM IN eysry department. Of human liz
and conduct that the voice Of the educator will
t chief h Places 81 p1s Tsss s.s
speaking the master words that Will Le FOR ths
public wstars foE the public guidance In all
ING The Ta citizens q New YORK have done nobly
recent ySs IN M tSs
Hsosy see ing ne me
iui parts Of public education in this metropo-
lis, The influence 81 Il, such museums sSI npo1
s s IL Ne
public library. Our colleges and professional
agement. WORKING together with such genera!
harmony and good spirit. . one and A. need
should be federated in 4. university.
higher education which they needed to %
their work as leaders. thoroughly and we'll
| The greatest DANGER InhI bthreS ub III tho ihco
as nation Is the lack Of competent lsaders
| We have an enormous population Of men and
| women who have q common school education.
but when We ascend into the higher reaches hi q
guides. the educators Of the masses. We are
sXsiusivsis q tssninS tie ma ana
little OF the public education Of the leaders
history q every nation when 2 msstsr o, Of
the public veal than million Of ordinary citi-
gems: when the lack Of competent leaders is
/ disastrous to the whole community. Public
education is an education fer the welfare Of
we'll as the primary education Of the many. IL
! all those departments Of human life and work
| which constitute the well-being Of mani and
the metropolis, with its cosmopolitan life AID
relations, Is the place where such education
may be carried on In true university. whose
scope should be as extensive as the world OF
| man and the universe OF God"
| SPEECH OF DE- DEPEw.
There were cries from all over the room for
respond. Dr. Depew said:
| Mr. CHAIRMAN AND GESTLEAKN: I was
especially Impressed with one observation Of
the Secretary Of the Treasury. One Of my
| afDiiaa lIfa has baen. what are the prO0-