Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1896-10-29


follows:
Mr.. President ana Ladies' and Gentlemen
A. those in different occup lions aud with
different training each see most plainly IN the
same landscape view tnosc features which art
the most neary related TO their several ha-
oituai environments. So in our contemplation
OF an event or an occasion. each individua,
especially observes anc appreciates IN thu
light his mOce Of thought supplies such Of it
features AMI incidents - are most in harmony
with its mental situat Gu
To-day, while all OF Us warmly share thu
general enthusiasm and fcliritatlou which
perNade this aSSemblarc, am sure OF ONE .al
p ees and prcfcTmenL Those who in ual-
versity or col eye h We hld an opportunity 1,
stud the mi>slon % our Institutions. .ni
Who In the light OF history. have
lie irned the danger TO a peop.e Of ihciI
neg.cct q the patriotic care the
eve the n. lional lie entrusted u th,is keep
ing. should be we'll utsei TO constantly ad-
moni>h their fellow citizens that the useful
ness md beaefc-nce q their plan Of go grrn-
ent can only be prc>eI vcd through tltir I'M
s'ln>h and loving sup orr and thc.- cont mt
ca willingness 10 accept m full re,urn the
Teaec protection ana opportunity whi,h a
amt a tally bestowS
DO not forget the practical necessity OF po-
sparties, nor do deny their dcsIrabili-
- recogniz Uhnlesome clf creme, e opln-
=. Ap0ening ire.'..st" governmental rs'i-
Npo wog.1 hF no means control OF 4f...t ,
os' freedom 10 their discussroll ]
-. es1fv- saur~. -
- patrl,ft.. sy-r..s -. ms
81 hi her SO -a.. 20 s.1 their graduates are
htted &c r,Hs, our re6,le in the enforcement
Il thoss g. -ula. e. T. as and Fundamental
princis vE.rh atcd TO national
condition. b. -s.a.F acVer be dragged into
the field Of Politiu-- ne nor impressed into
the service OF partisan contention
When the excitement % plrty warfare
presses dangerously ne our national safe
guards, I would ave ae intelligent conserv-
atism q our universi,ie, and colleges warn
the contestants in impressive tone against
the pcrils Of breach impossible To repair
When popular di ,eoateat aad pIsslon are
stimuli ted by the arts OF designing pirtisans
TO pitch perilou,ly nea- 10 class hatred or
sectional anger would h ave cur universities
AM col eyes sonni tbs alarm in the name
-of American brotherhood AMI frAterah de
p nde ice.
\ Nh,n the attempt i made TO delude the
people into the belief that their SURFACES can
Oh nge the operation Of natural laws. would
J have our universities and colleges proclaim
IN q ihpse laws are inexo-abie and far re-
moved fr, m political control
Win se.h-h interest seeks undue private
benefit through gOyernm entail aid and
pub ic places are claimed as reward OF
party service woald have univers
tiles and college persuade the people
~scS REIMBURSEMENT of the dem aud Tor party
Epoils and exhort them to a dIsinterested and
patriotic lore OF their government for its own
sake aud te-ausc Ia ats true adjustment ana
unperverted operation IL secures TO every clti-
zen his Just sh- - OF The safety aud prosper
lily II No.cs f. Store for all When a design IL
- fa--Hf 70 '4.t tle people from their h 1nesi
fnlurnts grd GO blind their cTes 70 the sa
brEf &C ra-soual dishonor and had faith. ]
| -0u cave p Eceion university. pa1op!icd in
her patTf-sc iraoitions rnd glorious mctnor.
10 -Ts D. ned BY all the ether universities
-.' e. Of our land cry out against the
u.l ctioA of-Tris treacherous and fatal wound
would have the influence OF these instItu-
lions the side OF re ision and morality.
would have those they send out among the
pope rot ashamed TO acknow edge God and
10 pros lsim 4 1. interposition IN the affairs q
uel. en % ming such obedi nee to His laws a.
makes m nifest the Ia b o; national perpetu-
lily and prosperity.
II Is eKceedinclg unfortunate ihlt politics
should be negartei In any quart r as an IN
clean thing, 10 be avoided by those elaiminr
20 be eiucatei or respect bic. II would be
strange indeed IL anyth NJ related TO the adj
eNinistration OF our government or the welfare
afour nation should be essentially degrading
Ilcieve il is not a supersIitious sentiment
- That leads 20 the conviction that God has
n watched over our Rational life from its begin
ninr no viii say IN the things worthy al
Gods reg ard and fostering care arc unworthy
Of the touch OF the wi-e>t and best o. mem
would have those sent out by our univers-
ties and colleges not only the cour sellors OF
their teliow-eountrymen. but the tribnnes Of
tie penple-fully approaching every Soadition
that presses upoa their daily life. synp 4 he tic
in every untoward situation. quick ana e ra-
est in every effort TO advance their happines,
and welfare. and prompt and sturdy in tue de-
Tense OF al their rights
I have but imperfectlF expressed the
thoughts TO which have not been able to
deny utterance on occasion so fut of glad
~Sn.anee. ard 30 pervaded b. the atmos'
-. 2 piration. Born Of these