What Outside Homeops. Think

The American Homeopath, publisbed in New York, has fchis to say of the proposed renioval of the colloge from liere to Detroit : "Word comes from Detroit and Ann Arbor that some of the former movers of the bill for removing the Ann Arbor school to Detroit are going to try their hands once more upon the legislature and so hobble any appropriation for the support of the University as will make it obligatory on the part of the regenta to comply with the legislature's command and move the school to Detroit. Is it not about time to let this removal business drop? When the highest court in the state decides as it has that the actituon of the legislature was nnconstitutional, to continue the agitation looks very much as if some other object were back of the scheme than the pure good of the school. AVhen the Detroit physicians show to the homeopathie world that they are able to take proper care of what public institions they already have, then there may come a time to re-agitate the removal matter; bnt with the Old School clamoring for admission iuto the one homeopathie hospital of Detroit, and likely to succed because of indifference and neglect of that hospital by tlie homeopaths, it looks dubious to increase its respousibility.