LOCAL AND PERSONAL,
snrrv to note the contin-
I WC O"1 TT
Id illness pf Dr. Hume. ,
P,f Cain is 3st recovering from
Go to J W room Ior nrsl
radecbevin tpfcaccp.
U, T. M. Green, of Wilmington,
Ls returned to resume his medical
itudies. : - . -; .
pPV Mr. Winecoff gave a very
.tinff talk to the Y. M. C, A.
L Monday evening.
1 oil ; all the e-o now, but it
L a great pity that Paison s pants
Lre no lonci
Be sure to to be on hand at "The
Swiss Bell Ringers," Monday night,
t is fpr the Athletic Association's
jenefit.
Ret. J. D. Robertson of Louisville,
v will oreach in the Baptist
Ihurch Sunday morning- at 11 o'
clock.
The literary societies are careiui
iv considering the re-establishment
)fthe Magazine, ii. w iv
?11 Rtirr.ped in arranffins"
nHJI llll.Y II A4 --" w - . a U
.it, rt ha VP a. p-ood monthly peri-
101 uo Ky - o s
:dical.
Mr. J. H. Faher gave quite &
pleasant oyster supper at Packard's
Jlotel last Saturday night. Among
those present were Prof. Cobb and
Messrs. Dey, Roberson, Candler,
Edgertpn, Km and Myers, , (
We are glad to note among the
Seniors quite a strong sentiment in
favor of caps and gowns for nest
commencement. Now is a good
chance for '"97" to show a progres
sive spirit by adapting them.
By an oversight the best debater
in the Phi Society two weeks ago
was omitted last wees, jr. j,uuir
:tyip 'Oft wnc hpsf. debater. Mr.
SBaggett, '00, was best debater last
week. In the Di. Saturday night
last, Mr. C. H. Johnston, '98, won
(first place. ,
Mr. Faber. who has been doing
photographic work here for the past
week or so, has gone to JMorioiK.ne
contemnlat.es returnine about the
'middle of March so as , to have am
ple time to e-et out an album made
jup of his work at Chapel Hill.
Mr. Winecoff will preach Sunday
jmormng on The Holy Catholic
Church." Sunday night, by spec
ial reniipsf Vip will rrar.ri on "Tie
Nature of Eternal Pmiskmmt"
jas a sequel to his sermon last Sun
jday on the duration of future punishment.
Afl Extract from Pr. Battle's Lec
ture on the Federal Constitution
The objections made by the "An-
Federalists' usually called 4An-
to the adoption of the Federal
wusuumon, were cneu uy
the lecturer, in some detail, the
beeches of Patrick Henry, Mason,
Pendleton, Grayson, and Monroe of
Virginia, and Snencer. Blood worth,
!aad Lenoir, of North Carolina, be-
mS especially examined. He then
showed that hv f 1 fWrees and the
decisions of the Supreme Court, the
acts of Congress, and the actions ot
Residents, the predictions made by
those great men have proved to be
correct, 'as a general rule. The
federalists ei.W AiA not aooreci-
- r- ? - T -t t a.
ate the strength of the government
,no whiQh they invited the people,
or tli
understood its truer nature. They
dreaded the elfect of the State
rights of the express powers, and
much more pf the far-reaching po
tency of implied powers. They
parried the people with them in the
argument, but such was the unlim
ited confidence of, the masses in
Washington, ;he great, that ' they
yielded their judgement to his. Dr.
Battle did not discuss the right or
wrong pf the judicial decisions and
acts of Congress, merely stating
hem as historical facts. He point
ed out one blunder made by North
Carolina which seemed quite ab
surd. Our State was afraid that
the House of Representatives would
he too small and therefore subject
to the manipulations of the President
and proposed an amendment making
it obligatory to have one Represeta
tive for every 30,000 people. This
would result now in a House of over
2,300 members. The rapid .growth
of the United States was not dream
ed of .
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