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and earnest Republican.
He never flaunted the
vices or the mistakes of his
party leaders before the
public. He praised their
virtues and deplored in
secret their vices, but he
never would have used
the President of the great
University which he found-
ed to further his polit-
ical views or his en-
mities or his prejudices,
neither for or against
the Republican or Demo-
cratic party.

And Doctor, I consider
the lectures and opinions
of a Professor secondary