Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-16

not dream If developing there an insii-
ihuon for general higher education.
practically another University, and loot
/ INK The bills required iof such % devcl p'
ment The design was tl establish %
] minor Institution % limited cope whose
I wofk should not duplicate That ai the
University The organic act 70 which
liu'. Stnbufu has SOD often alluded 20
ia'uly nis graud scncmcs. does not direct
any such enlargement Oi work. but
E merely permits DO. ~ there had been no
STATE University, % would have been
cnilcnuy proper tu develop one on
ihii foundation OF the goyarnu eng grant,
Out such development parallel or
nearly $50 with ana gN.Itng State yuivcr.
aiiy has been wulul waste aud LisiaSc.
hH mistake has been chiefly due to-
Pr!i Sanbom' stn.cut for grand schemes
ana MS ytry peculiar talent iur getting
ways and means Tor executing them.
Docs any une suppose that Sue Legs.
azure would have CtH.IIsIrd the
college us q .plntg tIuIHr i % bad
Iofclccu that between ihg1 tlu great
sum u stsa would o. absorbed hy
%. 90 least secured 10 rot 90 used, Sos.
Hy1 tom the ItHuior. ard $4,000 lflm
Ih- National Government, tucludUs the
$50 600 Cor tha experiment sIuuu'
When the statehood OIL came before
Che House recently. DO provided 10000
acrco q public land .ul The University
aud 5000 foo Give College. a certain
gentleman flm Washington pr Cuted
aga amendment 90 give 10000 acres to
TIE Coilcge, rather peculiar circum'
stance.
Again, almost at the drt meeting Of
the present Legislature, Professor SAN
born was on gyls with % request l1r The
huipick oilaud. Atogcihcftnc College
ccns to- have suffered from aggression
about as tue camel of the eastern tale.
which began hy modesty requesting
space ioT bis nose within the tent auu
ended by getting 100 His whole body and
taxing complete possession. 10 would
have been well Tor the University 20
have suffered from some OF thc SAME
sind Of aggression during the pas, few
years.
"a general review Of Prof Slnbom's
articles leads one 10 suggest to him that
to misteprescni and ca'umuiate oppo
ncuis w discussion, to Kick up duet
over irrelevant matters and so obscure
true issues, to start hlschoods trusting
that they may run their course end 90
lhcf Work before they can be ovcritkCu
aud thfoulgd by the truth these things
SAVIOR q h" arts OF the dcmagoguc.
let proi,nn Slubon cschcw such
things mis- future public uttcnnccs
and his lrepulation with candid, fair.
minded people viii De much improved.
u union Is decided 70 be best, what
should and can be donc' Il seems 10
me that schools ior the deaf and other
defective classes generally should be
established M Logan and the agricul.
iunl experiment station maintained
there, that the present University build.
iugs should be used for the Territorial
Normal and Training school II they can.
not be prodtably sold, and that the State
University, union institution. should be
established anew either on the proposed
Fort Douglas site or iu Davis County
between ogden and salt Lake City, per-
haps at Bountiul, an excellent location.
II Il IS not practicable to do so mucA
Immediately, NJ least as temporary
measure let the College and University
be united IN name as the University OF
Utah and placed under one board
This latter action will cost nothing, will
save something. aud will prevent strife
and lobbying for public favor and fnan.
cial support. FAiRpLAy.