In Re Princeton University, Correspondence in New York Evening Post Between An "alumnus" And a "trustee".
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My disagreement relates in particular to the speech made by Dr.
Wilson to the Trustees on the 13th of last January ; a speech in which he urged the Board to reject the very offer of Mr. Procter which he himself had originated and suggested. And since, in matters of this kind one should speak with perfect frankness, I will say, that I thought then and still think that in taking the position he then took. Dr. Wilson was betrayed into a most serious error of judgment, and made an almost capitally ...disastrous mistake in administration.
That was the unfortunate moment in which he divided his Board into what Mr. Jones inaccu- rately calls "two hostile sections," and in which he became responsible for the present irritation of a large and influential body of the alumni.
To realize the greatness of Dr. Wilson's mistake, one only needs to suppose that he had made a speech of another kind. Suppose that in a few graceful sentences he had praised Mr.
Procter's large mindedness, had thanked him for offering this new solution of a vexing problem, had asked the Board to accept the offer, and had added that, since neither he (Dr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
My disagreement relates in particular to the speech made by Dr.
Wilson to the Trustees on the 13th of last January ; a speech in which he urged the Board to reject the very offer of Mr. Procter which he himself had originated and suggested. And since, in matters of this kind one should speak with perfect frankness, I will say, that I thought then and still think that in taking the position he then took. Dr. Wilson was betrayed into a most serious error of judgment, and made an almost capitally ...disastrous mistake in administration.
That was the unfortunate moment in which he divided his Board into what Mr. Jones inaccu- rately calls "two hostile sections," and in which he became responsible for the present irritation of a large and influential body of the alumni.
To realize the greatness of Dr. Wilson's mistake, one only needs to suppose that he had made a speech of another kind. Suppose that in a few graceful sentences he had praised Mr.
Procter's large mindedness, had thanked him for offering this new solution of a vexing problem, had asked the Board to accept the offer, and had added that, since neither he (Dr.
What to read after In Re Princeton University, Correspondence in New York Evening Post Between An "alumnus" And a "trustee".?
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