The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-14

whose Who's /" gift III to the world has beer. the
idea Of the, whose o.. Ell ~ 10 70
Anglo-Saxon, (by courtesy OF he, n ~.
ipotResisJ. whose gift toa9the world g II
Ssrty Tor
sistcncc on these a aba ma claim" and
Know i, " viii pass nnchallenged, and thatia,
lin Dr. Alderman's noble vision . oi ne @
university. and trust he VIII for glve, me
Y the seer, there have entered the highe &c
and best Of all the inspire lions q me
l, and
sAngo- Saxon freedom. N u, - e. ,sss
Speaking on BEHALF Of the other insis1b,
Position shtiS th Nf VlfSIns
It's unique stuation i,s p rs y
tionai As the South nth a, would
}saGsiftss e areat aea
hsM yo,'rs is the irst Southern lnsti,S-
4 fiuences were at work in that pretend
Ing tavern in ock Fish Sap W sg, dhLee
p port n psanta rounded scheme State
Education. we recognize, too that yir-#
s sih ofsup he ae Petthh at i e'ae her
territory that the tremendous Issues z 81
the. war between the States were FOUGHT
OF, OF her. battIeficlds with the traditions
OF every southern state. thnt Y . Was5
yrgnlas SOL alone that crank tfe
f af sraditioas e ev saX;,, so 2
yours otis Tho 81 University Of Georgia was
chartered il u.s.. with charter n =, whiel
| education extending from the. primary
!. schools. which were declared, to be parts
,g the
HE dhs s Gniyelsity q North Carolina, ai:
h9ag seath u was
University Or College se. Of South G Ia,
|; Gently Celebrated Its Centennial. Butaall.
these claims Of origin stand aside to
and greaItness
/ Tic applause which marked various
portions or u DR.. Hills address and is
conclusion, evidenced tho appreciation of
his audience:
President Richard Henry Jesse. of tho
university OF Missouri, representing the
4 educational institutions OF the West, be-
1 gan his address wltha sentence abiding
4 to3ttle University Of Virginia as his alma
1 Gmater, which caused renewal OF the
Applause which broke forth when lie
! was introduced There was frequent 'np-s
plause ms he showed how the ideas 5sof
4 Jefferson concerning what should Il be
!. taught in Il university had been adopted
In America, Or. Jesse said:
President Jesse.
Rresafent Jesse un No.
4 spoke, In part as folloWs: 81
4 ,iinssss I ffrom5 tho Louisiana Plrchase, &C,
sTsa Sy ss the M Si of
MI Jefferson was me greatest prophet ~ !.
lof#publc education tina, our country has
yet prodpse,d u For nall az ace'.IHfY ana
\ religious freedom through Republican, 4 IN
ana BY pnsssion for ~
state tniyersIt IN three Years
after te Deelaat1n e indSeIPenatenSsl r.
E B'abiio es s trom be semsntaEy
4 School through. William and Mary Col.
tha time Ie richest eb ]. an x v the
gna. fnot indeed a. Amerlca q nr 2 gh
forward amid the ruin 9f the Aeyolbm ~,
e e taea aud was
tho tho Sprogenitor Of subssq lagt5 slation,
TING unsl hs et aas "a ab Sp
n with 't tongne and pen and with zeal that
ne abatament fo pets hat
lie was girt with the glory of the p q,
ration OF that ~ nc and ~
lie lie i personally every pEominent man
in tie nation We shall nddersttana M %l,sf
Influence this apostle OF ca tlfsl
WELDED Is y the %o Gas spfa tlt RfH
t and emise as "a t fRHmmlnt an
n ,o,,,nr nieasure His mighty influence
ibrousht 10 tho cause, OF public education
Tic men who wrote the bllls that nMrIks I
! Tie epoclls Of our educaslo'al 4 ueYe'opr
s ment. 6V8
Ahead of His Time.
For season, at least, Nh. Jefferson,s :,
5. iideas In behalf Of edueatlos ala IVY pss'.
! 1cont!nued on Fifth Pase.l