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Word has at length been received from Princeton as to her choice of side for the debate. Princeton will support the affirmative of the question: "Resolved, That Congress should take immediate steps toward the complete retirement of all the legal tender notes." The debate, as before announced, will be held in Sanders Theatre, Friday, March 13. Each speaker will have first a twelve minute speech and in addition, according to the Princeton custom, five minutes for rebuttal.
The competitive debate for the selection of speakers will take place in the Fogg Art Museum, Friday, January 17. It is urged that a large number of men enter this competition, both on account of the value of knowledge of the question at the present financial crisis, and still more on account of the importance of the debate to the University.
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