State Aid.
"HOW'S THIS?" At the new Pho
tographic Studio of
The legislature has met and ad-j johnnonfic ssmithi
journed. having; declared that the
people, representing- three different
political parties, are opposed to any
proposition which will check the pro
gress of education in North Caroli
na. We recall the wise words of
our president, who said at the beginning-of
the session that he did
not for a moment fear the result,
when left to the people of North
Carolina or their representatives in
the Legislature, whatever party
might be in power. The words
have proved true', and the question
of state aid to higher education has
met with a solution, the justice of
which will never be doubted by
the people as a whole, though self :
ish individuals may from time to
time attempt to agitate the matter.
Had the Legislature of North
Carolina seen fit to withdraw state
aid from the University, our state
would have stood alone m this great
nation as an enemy to civilization
and educational progress. But
such is not the case and never will
be. Such a policy could not be ex
pected or desired by the intellect of
our great state. He who would
now condemn the action of the Leg
islature, representing three political
parties and four great religious de
nominations, must feel that his own
opinion is more to be resp ited than
the opinion of the people aa wh ft
A step forward has "U-t-n "taken in
giving an extra appropriation to the
Normal and Industrial Sdioo at
Gr nsboro, and the provision i or
two hundred rnore young ladies to
receive an education should meet
with applause from every fire-side
in the State
The committees that visited these
institutions were composed of men
who were entirely disinterested,
many Of whom never had a college
education. Their report was unbi
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