The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1897-01-21


tho work OF the frcshn,nn c|ass, aud DO
not see why Clemson should he singled
cut ana tho dcmillI made that IT, shall
not receive these i'll y prciiicd BOYS who
Il have unt lad IN Opportunity 10 get the
necessary tr;. inimm. I he obj cL lessons
afforded Il farmer = son at Clemson is in
- tSr;f alnCSt an clucAticn.'
= Here the senator paused, rs if having
y had his H:r, and politely in'imaicd that
:. hr iInn%''t if any nol" was Ia come it
would hav" to be extracted with Il cork
. screw. lrin, asked what he had 20 sly
aion; Governor Evan: recommendations
H~ 10 be Ii>l"n'ari. he abrupt. nunnt,u-
ccl t!a! he WAS not disc:i>>ins he tisprn-
Sar%.
. "What he was asked, ",l" you think
; Clemson can l." run this year fur?''
Il ann glad Inu mentioned that" he r..
pied, Ter ii rliahi"S me 10 state that all
tn" money spent has not been Sncnt for
: cunning EXPENSES. have not the figures
but | know that Il large part of il was an
prupriatcd by the trustees last wear for
equipment. and would like to say IN that
connection right here to the members OF the
general assembly that they can not spend
money NOR" wisely than by going in body
to those two institutions AMI seeing where
Ia" money has gone and what has hr,r
done with it.. and thcu decide what thpy
want done with them and whatrycr iLnr
do will hr satisfied with it, for am sure
they will act wisely.
"iI"w much will it take to run Clemson
this ycar:'
" "r" '"''! nat we have spent $9L 900
on Clemson. Fifteen thousand dollars of
that comes from from the national governs
: Ei"hl ~ Il Spr'lAi appropriation for cNucri-
! mrntat work, 'nd we hay" at ClrnS'n Il
n''r ''oh '.c a"'h"fit'rs at Washington
lhrcai"iilh:E to- nhr!"iVc us OF chat "nnrrp!ia-
ti'ii II "" use il Tor amy other than purely
"NI"rim"ntai purposes. So we have to u<o
,naN "i'l'fnprlIl\"h t"r experimental rur-
poses H".'ly Whilr lhr "nrnlrS Of the col
} lex" E""t"nd l!'it tn" national ap,,roprio-
non Is "h"nGh to HupE"rt thV institutions
"l'"t even after thus using it and dcrrm,;-
iHG nM the utEcr sources OF iurol,ir T
"" are tnornu%hlN .uninpsd we can yet
along with $50, ,oN additional t. Che nptrn.
priatlUn, ;lnl think If the lnrisl., ,,r,. y, II
ky" US |>'W,o"' aWH S,Hn III" j,anr" Of the
| ! privilege laN 10 " mthrop that two colleges
Y can run on 'h" r!NNrs" tax almost wi,l-
| out an appropriation from t!ir tr,.;S,,rv
r. 'iimW ln"rh oi the ;S"l, 600 WAS i,r tuition
=. 'crS:
, WI h"rc were no tuition fees rhlruci II
Il Will hc remembered. thHt during the Com
II Stitnti"nal c"nrrntion the question of tut
II li"n lees was brought NJ, and was twit-
ii tt' or ri'ihcr TIE piic>ti"u'Wn> aSkc, why
+ II" fees had h"cn charged. Taking il rs a
, personal alluSinn, said Scut inv cheek
. Tor tn" tuition for my son, am.l had il No.
: 'Wn"d with the statement ihnr Mr. TinIall
II anN myself were the UNlN TWO that hu,l i.,
drrcl tuition fees uuh that the horri nt
!. trustees under the act avrrlAing the Cl.n,.
- %,n h,.uuvSt hat( dcrilr, ih:,t We w.r. ~,
,d ,iu:'i t" free tuition unirr Clcnsnn's viii
. and the money WIS returned. When v.,,
= governor once or twice called the uttnn
"l ti"n Of the genera! assembly tn the mc,,.s
t. sity f"f SOFA" act designating sonc mr,Ln,
IL lN which the rnilr.sr:, should nrriyr ,i .
10 knowledge itS to wh, should n,y t,,ii;,n
,t fees.
.I ''rhr rit.,rl has had hii.i, uitv in rrror,
~ to beneficiary ,,,'h"lnrship<. At Wintnir:nl