The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-30

N npaFaf q Fe@Arnann and Dsnnr
Cpunrry IN On OeIlnruA

ne aparar e Fc-ana.n and the p~snnaaraea -
Ceusrry IN Our Cenarua
To TER EDITOR OF TIE SCE-Si~. Your eat-
turihls On Tn Glory Of England" and the DE
~velvpmeui Of American Patriotism" In TEE Z
Of the 26th and 9Th inst should he copied
IN every pnpnr Of the lhad and read by every
American Citizen
Patriotism has ever been TOO tolerant IN our
country. The Tory Of the Revolution: the
oupperheAd u The Rsbelhun: the Mpgrump
socAltEt- and College Professors d the prse-
emf day. should hare heen made 10 feel murs
shArply the dividing Ene between freedom Of
sp.soh OF action snd treason BUwdnin College.
my Alma Mater. stands second 10 nome
As an educator. but alas! what p~aEatmisIap
views were Expressed by The graduating clnas
~ cnmneprement respecting al the eco
homie and social problems u the Day They
were like the Tt-ndnt Of ". J. Bryan What
degenerate patriotism" prompted the Anglo
maniac faculty 10 hang George WnshtnE1on'p
portrait N the oelEr Of the walker al
building beside the door II The lEvETuryH What
STURDY ADeracHnism must Jht young men % our
day tmtite t-um them ththe-1. Ent trum TER
SUN. 10 Withstand the polluted Et-sEm emAunt-
ing from and poured constantly into their
minds b! tbetr GodkiniBed BrrsniBed. CisFe
lhnclgto Presidents AND F-uteHsOrbi " hhI Ia
true Of Buwuu1n insu-uuto-B Ii Enf Of Lhu8e u
ultet pIDsy 1EIIGL1UOA
These people are American Ind appeal 70
American principles II one thing only; they are
p-ou6 Of hui one thing thai IL American, and
TIA. II Lheir Individual -lEh1 rs citizens under
The Constitution 10 leach in al places and II az
times 10 urinr Any AntrAma-1cen inca they
please
Your editorials referred 10 Bbore- had they
been rtho NJ the graduating exercises II any
college would 10 sa! ihe lsssi- have Jared upun
AND been Out q. harmony with Int sentiments
there EXPRESSED Tnose occasions A-e marked
3! Al absence Of any Argument IN the opttmis-
.e-Rnces If thEi our socleIy u wicked pCr Gov
erniDsni corrupt The -1ch upp-esEtve- Rnc Lht
ouuEt-y gong 10 Ibt dominion bpu-vpUI"
The only trlEhi slds 10 .his dL-k picrure If the
ASSURANCE We have thai The American youth I.
he Goes not size mp his college Instructors and
Ahit- unpLt-1uJle STUFF knocked pui uf lin
shortly are. t'srInntnF lie sspty q Ama-acs
and MANKIND instead pt books.
IL new ~ III The discussions II the R-pEn-
Andrews cast Rnc The foregoing Respecting Inc
HrdtRprduin Lnd other INSTITUTIONS, ! would
Who Llso have rlchtA- = majority nj the alumni;
Of al institution may wlsh 70 dscios whether
their Almb AEle- snEL tt tet cr its
President AZ Unanimously fu- trse silver NJ tree
r-Hne and uu~oe doctrine; hui even thai
would ne unfair 10 THE minn-iTy.
i would NJ much s,eiis, i these Professors
EoClc moi settk 10 TsJresent thsi- colleges one
Way or lbe nthe.. They should seef 10 svui6
The appearance "a. bihs even as 3 5udEe hefu-s .
july. Taking this ~sitlrndt- no one would nuIn-
plAII ot Any individual urIarAnce-
" hen The President N q college IeleG-AphE 70
q yellow 9uC-DA nnnnamnkLlur nj An Acf ut
the President q: the United SaL,ss- and hrAEs Of
Il as En ILLUSTRATION n how hls cnIlaEe mot unly
Jeans IN educational mEI1erH~ hui II poirirAl:"
when q faculty sends q slgDsc protest 10 Q
Senator q: Inc In1Ieo States RFains; delay IN
hc3un uTdn 4 treaty tint alumni and al oinerS
canneciro ARE -erreRenrec Es approving.
These men L-e uAlG salaries 70 90 other work.
and rs individuals they would. spErT from their
college plRrnk- amount - litIlt 30 9E- as poliranl
influence goes. II Is unfair fur them 10 nAe
1hea- places 10 secure uDdps advantages "a. Rny
political party o. faction
would lkt To see & chLtr n American Pa
t-joIlsn endowed II every college IN the land
n Al Gn5dote 70 Iht existing state ns lhtneH-
E A SCFdENERI Bowdoin- -.
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