New-York tribune., 1891-12-27

FxorEMEAr ,RorsFD BY M 81, ,rpfs AG'INsI
THE DirREY7 CIrB

FxorrEMEAr ,RorsFD by M cn SEGfs AG'lNeI \
THE DirKEY' CLrB
no.ton. Dee o6 (spccsl.-'rhe exclisn.sni ~ Ilar
vad tie lctter ~ william Lloyd "sr.0n. rhirf
Ing artss crpity and larlaric custom, agaiut Nom.
irf. ~ the - K r. raierrlty. stil coHiinue' W
Goyeuar John .. Long Harvard gaiu1tc, Win
asked ior ms ,ee, liis morning sid
wa. q meniss ~ thr d. q. to~lsir Wien !
was Ia coisec he GrssF etisi es ver on th'ir
isst lers. ard al about thl, time ptefcd "lt ~"
y. X. p. VS. then l.st rusltsnt than otlers SOM
yefrs Sc these 0eletics vetc rc,lNrd. but ! bnDF
moth ~ stt..f thfm now, In ali Of Item here se /
pr,bably u,c 49, ssgances tst ob,Hin amOng ionns /
fellows. y sase Hsss y uca deal Of cx"Fsefa |
ior IN ihe est ~. sf VI Ghrtison's letter haf /
.,,g,d mn. vet % lnHb 81. abuses that should
10 ,rres,.A sm l fad Win lre~id Il
rllo, mat there 20 uu'e ni ." a' ssept hy
er,stlnr haiiicr ant manF rlHH rn n me
.,n,,., mt Int hf.e iH go iHH HfHlI PEI tlHV
"a "a, ant, A. in ihtHu WHH.lII" f"i lN 't rr
,n,ili, lnin me cratHa ~ ii. r'i
.t..i ift hs d.me ty lff.nfal 'HHif H.lN
sr.Hsfit eih ufi i.auH H "N r
... .,.... .st eauftr ~ HHii. Na -. IHr
-, .f t.trln.HHif fof iiieif afa H.fN org
t.a utan enc bott DO -'ni. .iNhf "' i'h
t.t Hsn tfet could do H'a' dftl "'''
b. .. A.. f..HIHf vas oone in ims l"'. y" .'
. So. eiH ~ le'', pricA up a'.',uon' ~.
..l ..fs 10 IHilfsieu' h 'n''' All" "'' W
~. .. f.itfH aHH nna then c...,...
.t..lt..s ss. s,hed n he thought Mr. "af'i'on
| ..a 4. t. statements. He said:
/ r.. .l.f.. ..afIit lie merely iaoorS un'er % W.
.attst ~ Z. possible for the government,
...l ..H..a 40 CORRECT these evils IL ooeS m ho'
.u.. . riaff ur within the power VI "n, a.,
..f .. rilh g. prevent the.e oi.'sa. - the
sf na. m ,mdendom VIII ho' pu' In. .h(
.la Hi ,Hme, No'h'ng can e'ef w y
.... f.tlI upiaon.' .
.r.t iiiuk that some public expression oV''
/ ...,.. ~ the manner In which the Iar'hI'
[ tu.. rrfafd The matter would be wen i"'
/ 80, ,te, know lIarvards position from Al
! a...t ...a,,e II knows /, now only through he"'
0.r.f ini. viewer. --,...,.. ,ro,, ,,,,
Ma ieaau-o every one knows pcrlec'y We" wv
49,. ,,, ,,.l,,on Of Harvard Is. Such letter wonl
Ia ...ary affect college ohnlon ana t'''
/ t.., tbe movement for reform must be made ID ''u'
| t hs srertual- .
/. .nld that what has alarmed Mr. Garrison
49,, "a son who l. about twenty ''h
.1s went through tho Initiation and 's"''
| sn' ,,,ruy believe that his case Wa
fsyated Nv ms eNg'tenoe ~ we ,.l tist
AZ ,he wouger 81 ise isr d,rl.on ~" T. c"mlgs aai VI
d',ns.. ~ e,,s"t a va. seoa n The ciy Hall
h,'h w .'t.t nj Ibe iHtts, n opllon anif p
NJ q gr.a s,1eil la g 'e'er'l wv ,sna 10 49,.
~ al s',sinn rert'anr lo q .rc hlg'l' ''as
th,, ts. rrspi 'n isieli tut "nshl =, p" ..'Ff
y, ,a',e ahai t le nngftf ~ i'' ~
tu,N a1". e'" r'isr. ,i'ai ioeu Who hg,s w ,n
1 far ~ .sna sss 90 .rm. ,s.i ~ 'a8 81
/. srs,.,'.e h,aa b. aHrfi a' eve ,N
. am l, es ati. vi r.s h'aN .s"1 90
. maiir % y, r,ss'h ,.s taas ,. alaD
m'7s. ,,..n 4, ia,.,lrs'g, Z lh.i ralw .orrsi (.
b. W,t tWas trgi. .ffm atttr Hr mr '.t
:, s.aa gea"iam. q, g,..trss ~ 'na' nl. .af
N ~ AN ttai .h,un hf HolHi ~ H'''