The Addresses At the Inauguration of Charles Kendall Adams Ll D to the Presid
The Addresses At the Inauguration of Charles Kendall Adams Ll D to the Presid
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They have taxed themselves for your support with a generosity which we cite as a suggestive ex- ample to our legislatures in Michigan. And this generous support is true economy.
We, of the West, are looking confidently for the day when, by virtue of our numbers, the responsibility for the con- duct of the affairs of this nation shall be vested in us. We ought not to have that power, and we ought not to wish for it, unless we can rear generations of thoroughly -trained, large-minded, large -soul...ed men, who can wield it wisely. To rear such men, and to rear women worthy to be their com- panions and helpers, we, in the West, must have the best edu- cation which the age can furnish. Let Wisconsin so furnish this vigorous university that it may do its full part in this be- nign and noble work.
ADDRESS ON BEHALF OF THE REGENTS.
BY THE HONORABLE JOHN JOHNSTON.
MR. PRESIDENT; LADIES, AND GENTLEMEN: After the able, interesting and eloquent addresses to which we have listened, and anticipating as we do the address of the occasion after I sit down, I am sure I could not expect your forgiveness were I to occupy more than a few minutes of your time.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They have taxed themselves for your support with a generosity which we cite as a suggestive ex- ample to our legislatures in Michigan. And this generous support is true economy.
We, of the West, are looking confidently for the day when, by virtue of our numbers, the responsibility for the con- duct of the affairs of this nation shall be vested in us. We ought not to have that power, and we ought not to wish for it, unless we can rear generations of thoroughly -trained, large-minded, large -soul...ed men, who can wield it wisely. To rear such men, and to rear women worthy to be their com- panions and helpers, we, in the West, must have the best edu- cation which the age can furnish. Let Wisconsin so furnish this vigorous university that it may do its full part in this be- nign and noble work.
ADDRESS ON BEHALF OF THE REGENTS.
BY THE HONORABLE JOHN JOHNSTON.
MR. PRESIDENT; LADIES, AND GENTLEMEN: After the able, interesting and eloquent addresses to which we have listened, and anticipating as we do the address of the occasion after I sit down, I am sure I could not expect your forgiveness were I to occupy more than a few minutes of your time.
What to read after The Addresses At the Inauguration of Charles Kendall Adams Ll D to the Presid?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by University of Wisconsin to read onlineMoreLess
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