University of Mississippi - Ole Miss Yearbook (Oxford, MS)

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with the loftiest conceptions of the Words-chivalrous, honorable, faithful, earnest and true: that instead of threatening with chaos an educational system, they stimulate order and encourage systematic education. The theory of fraternity, excepting that of Christianity, is the grandest of all earth's nobler aspirations. Man's brotherhood with man, love, benevolence, charity, sympathy- the sympathy that is not merely contemptuous pity, but a perfect affinity: the confluence of souls that pulse tenderly in response to the throbs of its brother 5 the sublime achievement of self-abnegation. That in a few deplorable instances this harmony is marred is due to no fault of the idea, but the error in humanity that not even Christianity has succeeded in correcting. We can not all be altruistic. though fraternity has done much to realize a perfect philanthropy, a union of hearts and a separation of self, a magnanimity of common purpose glorious in its inception. A brothers heart, with a b1'Olh6l'lS hand Is the noblest right of man- A mutual end wit.h common might lVins the crisis of the tight. IS

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