Charles Summer Again

To the Editor of The Register : Sir :- Your correspondent, referring to the lecture of Charles Sumner, given before the Students lecture associatlon several yeare ago, and the indignities to which the lecturer was repeatedly iubjected from the rowdy clement in the audience, omits to mention the fact, that Mr. Sumner refused to accept payment for his services, requesting that the money, which he would have taken under other circumstances, be turned over to the library fund. On the occasion referred to Mr. Sumner was not undnly sensitive to the interruptious which he received during the dellvery of his address : a much les sensitive mortal even than Charles Sumner would have been justified in leaving the platform. Ann Arbor, Jan. 30, 1888.