...can not fail toeutitlo such an institution to tho decided preference of a lurgo portion of citizens. The parent who sends his son to Washington will find...his studies, superintend his morals, and perceive tho real condition and character of tho seminary, and thus bo able from time to time to satisfy parental...

...caii not fail toentitlo such an institution to the decided preference of a brge portion of citizens. The parent who sends his son to Washington will find...large part of the year, will be his associate, will observo his progress in his studies, superintend his morals, and perceive the real condition and character...

...can not fail to entitle such an institution to the decided preference of a large portion of citizens. The parent who sends his son to Washington will find...to Congress, a guardian and a friend who, during a largo part of the year, will bo his associate, will observe his progress in his studies, superintend...

...preference of a largo portion of citizens. Tho parent who sends his son to Washington will find for him, iu his Representative to Congress, a guardian and a friend...time to satisfy parental inquiry and solicitude." In this old record we catch a most refreshing glimpse of the typical Congressman at the dawn of this...

...cannot fail to entitle such an institution to the decided preference of a large portion of citizens. The parent who sends his son to Washington will find...and perceive the real condition and character of the seminanr, and thus be able, from time to time, to satisfy parental inquiry and solicitude. In this...