,THE U. OF M. DAILY.

Published Daily (S.ine s excepted) dring
sele Clege e a, by
THE U Of M INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATION
I-, calmer moments, after the ex-
citement of the contest is over, we
are sure the disgracefsul scenes en-
acted at the election of the Stdents'
Lecture Association, oo Saturday
morning, will be regretted by all,
irrespective of departments. XWith-
out attempting to locate the blame,
the Dant v must depecate any bitter
feelings betwveno the various depart-
rnents of this great University, but
it mtst be acknowledged[ by al that
no snes department nor any un fac-
tion can assume to itself the author-
ity to control the election of the
Association, where every ticket-
holder lau the right to ate honest
expresion of his wil.
It is a principle of constitutional
law, we take it, that the rigt of
sufrage carries with it te right of
hoising office. The violation of
this principle is the apparent cause
of the present trouble, in which the
literary department stands opposed
to the pofessional departments.
Whethieraiy one department is sus-
ceptible to the charge of greediness
for offices we wiii not discuss, but
rallier depend on the good sense of
the tsenty-five huntdredt ticket hold-
ecu o select the best nen for the
offices, irrespective of department.
One thing is cetain, that snless
some coumpronise is effected be-
tween tle tuo factions, there wiii
not be a lecture course given next
year, oc if one is given it will not e
patronized by the whlole suuict
body.
It seenms tal the time is fast ap-
proaching at this University xwhes
an election cannot be held without
a bitter factional figt. This is due
largely to elhe evident unsatisfactory
manner of conducting Cle elections.
The only fair means under the pres-
ent circumstances, xe contend, is
to adopt the method of secret bal-
lot and other machinery made use
of in state and governmental elec-
tions. Let this method be given a
fair trial, and we are certain that it
will be satisfactory.
The DAILY, looking to the best
interests of the Association, urges
the necessity of an imnmediate settle-
ment of the present difficulty, for
unless it is satisfactorily adjusted,
the Association, that is nmade a suc-
cess only through the united sup-
port of all, must fail in its nobe
object of furnishing a fine course of
lectures to the students.
That peace and harmony may
once more be established within the
ranks of the S. L. A. is the sincere
desire of the DILY.

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