12.
Up” an institution with the
character and importance
of the University. It is true
that my mother writes
irregularly a column
of personal comment in
the Northwest Arkansas Times.
Until now, it has the
impression in these hills,
that, as citizen of the United
States, we could vote, write, and
even speak, without
bringing upon our heads down, the official
wrath of the duly constitution
officials.
In some circles it was
even considered a citizens
duty to take an interest
in and participate in
our public affairs. Personally,
I carefully avoided this
duty, but my mother
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