Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-10


President Adams i recognized a.
Onu oil the leading educators " the
United states. lie has hollcI % make
Cornell university what ~ ia today.
| ~ tue presidents Of universities AlvU-
eating the union Of higher educational
forces are unreliable; II the men h.alg.
ing Al the head Of the odurati0n IN the
| United states Hre wJrkiu simply Tor
selfish rldt, II the acknowledged lead.
Ga OF collegiate ms ruclion, tue men
that know must cuncrruing uuiveuily
economy aud siiaiH, would not Work
for ,nN intervst OF the state, then / say
10 Is timu % tyuOuncc higher education,
philO .Jphy, original research aud re-
turn 20 priinHvai timef; TOT college cdu.
cation will finally bU destructive u
the best Interests Of the people Hnd Of
the state.
The nluhemislic idea Of changing
ba @ metals into the precious ones 10
isri from any tueJfy AT ptwont enter.
taiaed, although such n ghiug may be-
pOs iblti but there is no possibility Of
ma Sing a university on even the taugi.
BILE sum u 1000 pee year Tor current
ox yeuses, or doing anything Of very
great Importance IN higher education
Ia striving TO develop Two univcrs / O.
IA q territory oil 2iU 900 people, "a yearly
revenue OF about 1884, 900, gui OF Two
pIUlic high schools anu four or i've
in1miuauonAl secondary schools.
Especially IL this realized when We
read tue statement Of president Ot a
northwestern ststO university that
nearly 100000 are necessary Tor cur.
reut expenses per year 10 meet the
actual demands VI the university.
rneie facts before me, II h scarcely
possible that would presume 20 have
lhe "goniu." ~ produce "s1molhiug
out Of nothing" an President sAuborn
would have me do, or no htiwoulI ieel
aule 10 make a great Institution By
wOrMng Tor tho distribution OF the
higher educational forces OF the ttate.
President Sanuorn IN the NLWs u
JanuHly q, says, referring 10 me:
"OccupyluE responAlble position, lac
maHcs tuo reckless statement that
$40, 900 or $50. 900 could be- saved uu,
aualiy by toe union N tue two insii
iuuOns," In the NEWS Of Dec. n,
ue slRltf; "lu fact the A.tiguhura Coz
lvge OF Utah could absorb gho Uuivtl.
! sity OF uah At practically no eElcus,
90 the Territory except Tor IT. norma
department" The University now cost
,He rtrrit ~ about - 100 or more pei
year. uXolumug tue Deaf Mute scnuo
The Interest on the money used %
! constructing ths buildings wOuld he a
least sluuO, Does 10 now appear iron
PTg,iurnt SaubJrs's Owl Btalomeu
that 1 have mlde very retfss
, statement
Hu complains Of attacks made upoi
, the Agricultural College. N0,niul
was said ia regard 10 tue work done II
Titan Institutions until Froldrnt Sau
uury in nn uucAilrl.flr manner leit "a
real question nc issur and maize NJ
y ATTACK upon the University, So Gar 10
y Ibis paper as heretofore have mad
600 charges against prrsilcu. Salb iru
lut / nave no Hclunuln o. d., no
10 WIthstauulug tuis par cf hHs teen paIt
employed IN correcting cuarsus he ha
.vuu nc 90 prefer against Mu.
President Sauulgu SPEAKS OF IN
srUat disqualification cox stuE wuerryt
'' tuo Agricultural college has beuu uut
uecteI vita the university OF the slati
~ 10 Is rather Burprlsiug 10 mo why o.
hlg dissemination HaJ Ili exist, whe
a according 90 statistics there IL not nor
"A nnu from nye % eight per cent of "a
tbr Students That attend aprculturi
q colleges 90 tue United States over p4i
s. sues agriculture as au OCCUPATION 70
10 .vayiug cllusr. One OF the lr1ic.sul
10 OF The Agricultural College 90 Um
j. not long since said 10 mu luDt this wa
y AZ tho present time % llgu estimate
7, O.nur mauuriu Pgesilou, Saubgru'
y, letler win have 10 receive allenll0u d
he some 0tuCg tmc.
p J. 7, KISu.GUHY.