Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-01
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IN primrose was 10 him.
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and h was hotWuA il''''
A vas not the conception Of the
"A IL lie Republic, whose thoughts.
ID midst of dangers, priNutiuns. Hhd
n,nqd with fond sOlicitudc to
s,ational future Of the state they
In the indictment which was
\, AZ the revolution against Mexico
.,aneed that though possessed OF
bsnndless resources iu the public
" ne MrNiGu government had
# 10 establish any public system OF
n" They also declared IN their
lion of independence.
IN axiom IN political science that
people are educated uud en-
ID Il Is idle to expect the CON
. y Of civil liberty or the capacity
feoyemmcnt
principles. imbcddcd in that Ark
/ Covenant. suggested the proper
The public domain aud enlightened
on rs the ultimate object of the
Three Years later the congress Of
tpublir gave further expression To
ew IN the selection of site for
erity which was never diverted
= that eUnsecratcd use; The forty
iAen devoted TO this purpose re-
unOccumcd until a few years ago
dsaiCre Of Texas took W. the
u he design of the fathers and
Tie present university building
krG which rises In the center of
{ 1u,ihl site.
rlehiion Of the founders Of the
/ vtl respect 20 the character Of
slglon they provided for under
aas VI U university, was not left
gl II was plainly declared IN
arbe tO the act TO establish the
NJ passed by the legislature In
. NJ, nos. which runs;
sRas, from the earliest times Il
th The cherished design of the
{" u toe republic and of the state Of
that there shall be- established
bet limits an Institution oi learn.
~ Tie Instruction of the youths oi
n ld 10 the higher branches of learn.
q 10 the liberal arts aud sciences
b. 80 endowed. supported aud
laed Us 10 place within the reach
"A People. whether rich cor poor. IA,
nhlly Of comforting upon the sons
" STATE q thorough education, aut
means whereby the attachment OF
hg men Of the state to the inter
he Institutions. the rights of On,
ald The liberties of the pcopl,
O. encouraged and increased, and
e1d, liberal appropriations huy,
maoe; aud whereas. the incrpas
ppmailon aud wealth of the stat,
y tendency VI events indicate tht
81 now putting the cherished de-
10 eject, etc"
hose who value the blessings the,
a. fruits OF the sclfsucrihce nn,
loieslght Of the builders %
f'ale that has all the fore,
condition in a hequcs
ill5erslly on the hill is fayore,
IN lhe fathers; they left il not
4g deiendcnt, hut an integral par
"a STATE, sharing of right ia all il
q and PROSPERITY.
hqrdy and sagacious pioneer
. lV[ Y Is plain TO soc. scoifers a
Mrnln'. Many of them were, Il
ueSe graduates, aud all Wer
lled by the magnitude of thci
aA and 10y that intuitiye conscious
\ ne suhlmity of the works q
nu the nobility of man, which he
y vast and undeyelOped country
UAt which has ever made eth
81 ANONYMOUS for broadncss an
auV Not until the broad acre
lu,tIed into crnmpcd abodes an
Beings begin TO fight each othe
isoW-room, do nicklcs aud dime
mes aud nickles become the al
ISSUES Of life
y authors Of Texas independents
~, ~ reused from their graves I
lPol the future of the universit,
they would alarm present iegi,
WIN their extravaganza. and IN
y OF Nane and Harvard. an
.'gl and Bamelll with their am
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