New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-26
To ycpubiicnns, Tammany Hall ~
making every effort TO get ont - DEG
revistr:l ton on Friday. sec 10 it .niI'
uluux does.
AMHERST ALUMNI INDIGNANT.
THEY OBJECT TO THE PARTISAN ACTION {
THE FETETRADE PROFESSORS.

THEY OBJECT TO THE PARTISAN ACTION Vr
THE FREE TRADE PROFESSORS
The Free Trade mnnfcso Issued recently by mum
ber NJ the professors OF Amherst College has not
hcen received with good grace 10y the alumni OF ina.
institution. While thew was no open expression Vi
indignation nj the dinner Of the Amher't io""s
Alumni Association. held last night al the - pc"',
Hotel there was strong undercurrent Of
feeling against the action OF the Demo
cratic members OF lie Amherst faculty ~
the dinner Inst night the majority Of the men were
Republicans. and the pToprcty of passing resolutions
dlsanp-uvlng the partisan conduct OF the Amherst
supporters Of free trade seriously discussed. 1t
va, not thought best. however. to bring po'ice 'o
meeting Of social nature. and II was de'l1'u u"
take no public notice OF the matter last hlah''
4, probable that a meeting Of prominent h'P"o"'"
Amherst alumni will bc chilled for tho purpose 81
preparing letter 10 Tho public President Gates OF
Amherst College Who /, an ardent Rcpnbhchn' was
ON. of the guests at the dinner. lie sad 10 4"
Trlbun" reporter that he regretted that the m"'e'
md obtained such publicity. but Ms P''i,o" was
.u,h that hc could say noting fo- pihncauon' H'
anerward aid that great majority of th' S'u'' ,'''
~ Amherst and about Onehalf the hcuIt' were a.
ppblloan.. Whcn he was called upon 10 SP''" W.
the chairman. starr j. MURPHY PF's'H'"' '"''
said among other things;
AN day three or four men have been aI''r "'
with ,o,nahawks 70 find about my stray colleague
Iauchirll make this remark. and hope II WIZ
end IL all here. ! understand some Of yon LAY '"''
them out Vel. they are my colleagues "h''c
they a.c now doat know. They are old enough
TO know for themselves
Speaking o. The material prosperity 81 Amherst. "'
rebcrr, To her 10 new students who entered college
last month. To- the many additions to her faculty 70
tho having Of m. foundation ~ her new labJrai"co
10 the Increase - The collection 81 natural h>nat
,d =, ,b. r.w cudnWm,ut- thai rad h'"n recover.
when man Is wanted who viii do MS duN' u'ni' :
jury or 80 Grand Jury" ~iid Chairman NuFPn., ~
man vl (, NOT afald g. follow the i'Nl OIitH I" u"
dom ,le rooplc want an Amherst man 10 do II. !
have the honor introduce IL" president oil the res
ular hlumn! Assertion ~ Amherst college 'Ir hrN
smoke az the ped ~ The alumni doing all IN Their
liver ,o advnirc TIE interest. ~ the 80 lee" me
r,lrr SPEAKERS were Prof sFor John b. Tyler, 81 Am
hcr.t and r. T.. Prentice, 81 the chicago Auih -NSS'
Amber,t Mass. oct % lspeciaD.-rhe action Of the
faculty In Il .nlEg cleveland pledge ana crcuA'le
Il through the press II cnlishsh up. III" no,
e-oused a nnrf,-'t storm NJ indignation mere ltle
grams ,o liz p:,sden, have been pouring IN All Gay
Ir,n the alumni. and the tenor OF all 81, mem y
- condemn the attempt 90 drag tho college ny.
| today: 81 lgnci the pledge not knowing what II
| ems ,xcept that IL was An Endorsement - tl"vc!Hd
+ hsd mo- IDEA nat Il 70 Doe published. and dld
| il 10 please me professor cir.ui"uns "'' "''e
| Inc Republican club OF the college has issued =
circular containing tie pl'ds" ana ne continent 81
no Republican press ~ Boston, 20 Whch was a1d'N
denuucn,inn ~ the action az the ia'uy, signed pA
majority Of the students. THIS VIII b" sent 10 al
H. il.t.. and "a the various alumni organizations
~, nrn.ldenf today received letter from g. Henry
| Whliconh ~ Worcester. "ho + one Of ~" most III
! Gucial ~ M" trustees, IN which Waa Oppressed We
r,'s, Accommodation - The 81 dragging the
rr,. mo roiric~ md stating In t!v strongest terms
| his condemnation Of tnc act that hi' done this.