...them. What the legislature should attempt, in reference to the university, is, in the opinion of your committee, to put the whole subject into the hands...by experience to be the ruin of a cause like this, woald soon dishearten every regent who takes any interest or active part in the duties of his office,...

...them. What the legislature should attempt, in reference to the university, is, in the opinion of your committee, to put the whole subject into the hands...responsibility on their shoulders, and then the legislature nof meddle with it again, except to protect as guardians, not to destroy as-capricious despots. Repeated...

...concludes with the following remarks: What the legislature should attempt in reference to the University, M in the opinion of the committee, to put the whole...shoulders, and then the legislature not meddle with it ag«in eicept to protect as guardians, not to destroy as capricious despots. Repeated legislative interference,...

...no one of them could be as perfect as the University." The report closes with the following remarks; "What the legislature should attempt in reference...with undivided responsibility on their shoulders, and the legislature not to meddle with it again, lexcept, to protect as guardians, not to destroy as despots....

...might perplex but never benefit the Regents. The report concludes with the following remarks: Wh it the legislature should attempt in reference to the...of the committee, to put the whole subject into the band« of competent men, leaving it with undivided re>ponsihili'y on their shoulders, and then the...

...everybody, they, in fact, have uot and could not act for anybody. What the legislature should attempt iu reference to the university is, in the opinion of...responsibility on their shoulders, and then the legislature not to meddle with itagaiu except to protect it as guardians, not to destroy it as capricious despots....

...supposed to act for and represent everybody, they, in fact, have not and could not act for anybody. What the legislature should attempt in reference to...responsibility on their shoulders. and then the legislature not to meddle with it again except to protect it as guardian*, not to destroy it as capricious despots....

...supposed to act for and representeverybody, they, in fact, have n»t and could not act for anybody. What the legislature should attempt in reference to...opinion of the committee, to put the whole subject into Hie hands of competent men, leaving it with undivided responsibility on their shoulders, and then the...

...men, leaving them with undivided responsibility on their shoulders, and then the Legislature should not meddle with it again except to protect as guardians, not to destroy as capricious despots. The duties of the Regents, in their turn, would be mostly to provide the means and apparatus and the...