New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-14

generally have Endorsed what tho NaNoi'i I'm.
mittee proposes; and secondly. the penui,s Ini-
.,, Au, r,atos :, not only unnecessary but I'M
roesihI. for Congress to direct" the university
An Il has TO do is to pass our bill or better one
We ask no money-only the site reserve" ~ wash
,ngton. Patriotic citizens will richly emo" 'he
university Pledges OF $4,000 have areaoy ocen
Given and the George Washington Memorial AS
sociaton is raising $4,000 for an administration
building.
GOVERNMENT or THE INSTITUTION
Tho actual inauguration and government Of the
institution are provided for in Sections o and J.
which vest the government OF the university III
Board OF Regents and University Couhcil' WHICH
provide that the Board Of Regents Hhah he CUM
posed Of the President OF the United STATES the
Chief Justice the Commissioner q Educhu"n' 'hs
secretary Of the Smithsonian Institution the presi
dent Of the National Academy OF Sciences the
PRESIDENT OF the National Educational Association
tho president OF the American Association OF ABrl
cultural Colleges and Experiment stations anu
tbe president NJ the university. with six other
citizens Of the United States, to he appointed ny
the President: the University Council to consist OF
the regents and twelve other citizens. chosen by
them from among eminent educators connected
with institutions Of learning In the United states
The distinctive duties " these bodies. respective
~. are thus defined
Sec 5. The Board Of Regents shall have We eaf
elusive control Of the financial aar's tbi act
ire uIiS - S4,y - r-,t,..r.i.,, Council
Sec G. the University Council shall nave power Dow,
& prescribe ana 1tecf W., Snsfrrtion research and
IN sefn stop for me increase Of knowledge the
Council shall rom uine =" lie tnsfrucrjon shall
,he puniiic 49,, frivrrsv Council which shall
b, p0wer 70 remove the same The Council shall
have power adopt such regulations IN forp1b, e
or the suhlccis iin l'.S ~ th, univ,rstv ms It
h ,Si 't 49, t;,1s ~ tino~ deem proper
~ ,,,,,.,. ors freodom Of the uni
40 W ,.e, 10, NO ,.robib,tlon Of sectaran
~ ,,a ,,r,fre,,es "i, any form" 10y provid-
60, ,tat ths orrortunities and facilities afforded
.I,, ~. o,,o, 90 all nersons who IN the judgment
- .ha ca,,r,u sban he conpetenf to use them,
So. .,.A ro,cre for s,,ch only az shall have previ
,, 49, .,,r..s,. DECREE from some
Y"s's ,,, 60, ne ,,,.r,ose nv the Uni
''''', ]-,, .,a e,ou, thai "ihe university
''i,'| 80. a.. ,.,ofiieb with other insti-
'i' ' ,..,, .,a i..rrin,, IN the United
e,. , 90 o,,,ra+,,e relations as shall be
-, .,o,.,ceors 70 the pnhr, interest"-the
es.,,,,,,, ND au others doing irnnortant original
Mi,
CD, .-. .h. ,,ro,+ features NJ the measure now
-" u, 4.,.,,,s NAV, be faulty hut
n''"'' A. h.- ho.,, said before
me p,lh,'i"es an, s''.'' ., .,,,,cc.t,ors look
'n' OH U.s. N"' "' vas. -''' ,. ,,i,,,,a
4hs Z" us "''' "'"' -, r,,s 80 nos
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SIDE po""'"I ,., e., ,,,. .or,rnents
m'h's' '.'I VIM "'o ,.,,.,,,' o~o,,rd,oss and
uI"" lily '''' -, Gilman and
n"'H "' eS''''''' g. ~, -, ,,,,oh,
the critic with whom TO" eSpe'dl,, ,.,
have rendered moro ne.plul s'r'i'' u, po''',.'S
out th'~ fa't TO me p''',, '''''. ,,a 49,
the stage this gnos' OF a ny l''.' s-,. -,
First such fears who'y ignore ''e ''ol-S -
oNper''noe' or 'N"''''',' WAY -. ~, ro,,,rees
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