The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1895-08-21
RAD NAGEMENI'.
CLEMSON q coLLEGE NOT HE sUc4
" CESS 1T SHOULD BE.

III 81 ss
Sf G,LENisoN CoLLEdIS, Aug. j s. 1t is
said that in8the meetin,a 81 the Board
of rr,, naa of n, o,,, 8, y, 40 4
Se = !" ',,ol1 -
VIZ !holss !''l iasI ana tnls
mflorning, fl Senator Iillman declared
THAT certain depnrtfnents Of tho inst;.
Tuition were ssa hum bug and q FARGO. &,
president r. w. Simpson, Of tho
Board, !, is said to have suppiementetl
this with the statement that to con.
ltipuo to run the college as ithas been
run was to run it in tho ground .
And so it goes. s. a (s
70 tho casual observer matters al
Clemson are3 running smoothly
en0ugh,s and insreply to his question,
as to how they are coming on, both
lpro ofessors and students will answer,
/ I;ssHrst GLASS, IL rst Glass. e But if lie will
inquire d little moro carefully; and
! place himself III Il position SO that
either students or professors will talk
freely he will soon learn that troubles
arc brewing, which, sooner or later,
will work important changes in the
management of tho institution, and
that, in the words Of ono of the Trus.
tees, "while there has been a great
deal of success there has been a great
deal Of failure"
To visit Clemson College is q revc-
lation to the average South Carolinian
who hos never seen it before. Amag-
nilicent main building, Of modern de-
sign, with graceful tower reaching
high into tho heavens, crowns The
most important iliii. Grouped about
it are the barracks for the cadets and
several college buildings containing
class rooms. Handsome homes for the
professors, with well kept yards, are
tage, woll appointed hotel occupies
an attractive spot, and nestled about
i'll the beautiful grove of oaks aro the
smaller buildings of the college, each
one designed to give the most artistic
effect. Truly it is a pleasant sight.
Aud should no visit-Ahe farm he will
find as we'll cared for crops as can be
found anywhere, showing intelligent
cultivation, and plenty Of it, Should
ho be fortunate enough to get ride in
one of the college wagons he will be
drawn by as fat and sleek mules as his
eyes ever rested on, and he will won.
der if they ever do anything but cat
corn. All this is very nice, but there
is harmony among tho buildings,
woods and fields and mules, that he
does not find III the management Of
the college, for the faculty is not har-
monious.
There is no politics III it either. II
is understood that there are members
Of the faculty, who at the time Of tk,AAss
election were classed as '1'|@iniahltes,
and "Anti-Tillmanitcs, Dut III con
versatlon with these gentlemen nov, ,I
politics seem TO be forgottcn, ana INC
good Of Cl$ ~ n Son College Is is I've Duf
s L ne - II sss
cafe1ul 10 converse w1th men sup
poscu formerly 20 pelong 70 INC Iac
tlons named, but he found them agree
ing IN sohIimcnt concerning Ihe mstl
luton, ana as lar as ms oDscrvatlon
went, not 10 mmce words 1urther,
thaC tfcslaenI Cralghead is not the
man for ms pace; thaC Inc mechanlcal
departmcnt IS 'humbug ana farce
ana tilat Almost as mucn can DO sald
OF INC agnculturai dcpartment.
70 Inc V'sllor, ifcsidenl Cralgflcao
Is az lhat could DC expected OF the
president OF collcgc. lle IS pressing
III MS addrcss ana courteous III ms
manners, DuI thcrc are Students ana
professors connected "lIm tne collegG
VINO say that ne is not ciiclent, and
that nc is not at al qualllied tor The
PRESIDENCY OF an agrlculIufal ana me-
chanlcal college. lt VIII bc rcmem
nered that number OF students poll
Loncd thc Doard OF trusIeess 10 remove
PRESIDENT Cfalgnead aDouC elghteen
months months ago. y IS sald now that the
matter was washed over, put tT9, the issues
mnvolYca were not seIIlea. hcthel
lhe matter WI DC revivea ,'l, GO !, agaln o. o.
hoI cannol oe slalcu DuG Il cnoro Gvel 9
were any reasons reasons WY Inc Il ireslden
sllouia ,. na?e peen removed 'hose nose fea
sons nj, roInaih. aa1 1, J. !.
INC inechanlcai l' e3 aparIl!cns = s'alo Z Z
~ n,iuel Wy !!llatlasallaoiaE ~ NY inos
ilcoiilPeIenI ~. INSTRUCTORS u NY M uepart
@ @mlenI ol sne coilege' anu me opin.ioi mo
seollis " po IllaI !. poy W''stes nis tlili'
~ilcli no puts - ~ tsuI uepartlli1li. ~
NY porsoll wcliI ~ ~ als ry ~ H,.y Siau
.iterc was hol sI''uei' i. ~ o,iJ niEt.es fa
caass wn2 coula ca. .f,,i afrG''us & i2I III, !,
sm uiu ~ ws.. tupCiT ~ 1;mo 1'a
g., - 'iollt An1m ,,o -
twEel ~. Do!C auu q nuI.
Ino agricuit..'1l ..et''.lt.Ilrclie - a1l s',i'
" neeu sauly Ille pleseiiGe NJ VI wort,lo }
successGr 20 Iroi9ssoI NS Newdiii1H. :'i A. ~ 40
sociato rrolessor Nice1ee ~ s.lu 70 ~
vory mo man, ana one oL gellertli ~
iofmatlon. ana ms management, O
tho 1afm Is said 70 Pc aainlrapie, iil pu
Inore IS no olie 70 IlHo tne peace y
Irolessor a,r? newman, !n, who nus ir!9nu q
Gam was sacflliceo lor lfesloen l'f'sl
il CralgneaQ. y