The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1891-01-02

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,NFS MAJ. BlNG-
W '',aro MOVE
r,rt Tor thc Great
.a,b aud our People
It..Let ns 20 to " "rk'
pela by the STATE
raleigh Offer induce
ato induce him to
ota. city is generally
Yesterday as the rtpor-
arl ont in his
,a city, the progress
alk.ag very earnestly
.vas not n voice that
hi speaking OF the ad-
H Htyisn.
-.a, Eucigh's advan-
better that Maj BlNG
ra,sa Ike favorably Of
Va. guie the following;
Iianrll's Opinion.
0Eal. the most promi
.H.uuOaS n towards
M ot population. aud
4rt the mo t successful
fu the cities. People
a.. ssudiug their chil-
ruary To be educated.
a place in TIE South for
school. The climate
t5. any other portion OF
ya. opp.cssiy,ly hot in
mf winters are almost
ul Spring While the
showed mp aud the
apia mud it is bright
IaA ia Raleigh and roses
as open air In -'nost any
n. after ctrcful investi
fghtm's SchoolIu Raleigh
vt IN enrolment of 300 to
ma the byS would have
4al advantages IN the
t. they ctmct obtain at
4.e in &e,b Carolina
rlo military SC ooi between
Atlantic cos ~ coast, q
10 miles. That terri
ueh Bugham's school il
perhaps a luadred boy;
ssGfrl,e,t Beacfsctor Speaks,
,Npr ItLtEN wi5 approach
os the removal of th'
o1l 20 Raleigh and h,
aa aai said he was il
move and would give hi
ue beautiful Seawell prop
thought the entire owner
uperty would do the sam
SAID Maj Bingham woul,
HtaAiug 70 Raleigh; that
0. great benefit to him and t
Ar Puaru Is always foremos
ding Of educational institr
u done as much probably a
.l.mla 10 The State ~ this line
sod himself very freely an
0} hops the matter will n
p,eQer constellation Of OF
N,ch Vest Ihinksil the Very Thin
y S. West, Of the hardwal
.JIlas Lgge3 Il Co., was aske
BE- thought OF the movemel
laa1 Bingham Sclool to tn
iIis expressions were d
land strong He thought, consi
!'a. many advantages that Raleif
reeia' an educational center, AZ
A7la'age, that would be derived
N4'ol being located here would
anl he expressed himself as
'.i y lne movement and talked We
vi and stated that it was {
i-.as tobe done.
hA.B. Broughton Heartily Favors
sie Raleigh is the best place
lTo.l0a for Bingham School, a
lll be combined with the scht
Norsou and benson, now
~" aer9, II would start off with
student roll in the South 80
'a-9& It Maj. Bingham is at
.'.' laIs way, he should receive
.'olragemeut desired, for
YOU'D b3 a great acquisition
ny 'Ie - q power 10 any &C
haelsh Is the place for Bi
whiting Bros. Favor II.
rongIy favor a move of
W. ttyor it for several reasc
~ place We believe it would
'l'e towards building up
'a'.'i has already become fam
en9oIs, TO have establishe,
amIIltary school which enj
'"'de reputation that Bingt
eN aud that draws its scho
over the United States.
1o Investment that Ralt
4, .a,e mat woald yield bette
'''as and at the same time
w reputation as a great ed
" cpa'ro.
o'.sham has been signally
'.s management Of Bing
gag II he would decide that
s'lil enjoy greater advant
,. ,.'aI to some larger centre
/, ',e, from every stand pc
','Sn should be the place.
,,0ming more and more ku
: great educational ce
% oE'ant railroad facilities
!" yslem Of water works
..,,,. ,',,.Say public libraries; ,
ages, and others too nu
i,1.a.,lon, all conspire to
just tae place for the Bins
= Scholar Promised.
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