A Proposition.
It has been ' suggested that an at
- tempt be made to establish an annual
debate between -the Universities of
Virgiina and North Carolina, and it
may not be out of place at this time to
urgesuch a movement. A similar debate
between Harvard and Yale has become
a matter of interest . throughout all
New England, and has done more than
any other thing to bring the thought
of the two' institutions'1 in direct con
. tact. Every returning athletic season
brings VaV and'C. ; face to face in a
physical contest, and there is all the
more reason why they should test their
polemic skill in an' annual debate. If
such an arranement could be made be
tween the students of the two institu
tions it would be harled with great de
light by all who are interested in wit
nessing a clash of thought from two
different seats of learning. We would
be glad to see such a debate establish
ed as a feature of commencement, al
lowing the debaters to alternate the
place of debate by going to Charlotts-
ville one - year and - Chapel Hill the
next. It would be even more interest
ing than the regular commencement
exercises. -Virginia has drawn her
great orators and statesmen from the
University ; the same is true of North
Carolina, and a debate between the
futur orators and statesmen of these
two states would be greeted with en
thusiasm by all. What would Virgin
ia say to such a proposition?
Hon. Montford McGehee, who died
in itaieigh March 31, was an alum
nus of the Universityr - He gaadrated
in 1841 in, a class, many of whom, like
himself, have become very distinguish
ed persons. The Nezvs and Observer
says or mm:
.."In private life Mr. McGehee was a
model gentlemen courteous, digni
fied, modest and refined. And , above
an ne was sincerely pious. Jle was
irom nis eany mannood, a consistant
t . r -1 i- - . . i
memoer oi tne Presbyterian church,
thousrh his reading his ton pvtpn
his nature too generous for him to be
oxnerwise tnan cnantable toward those
who differed from him in religious I
opinion,
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