THE UNION ELECTIONS.

Next to the choice of Senior class officers and committees there is no more important election in a College year than that of the Union officers. The men, in whose hands the future welfare of the "house bearing no name forever except that of our University" is to be placed, must be chosen on no grounds of friendship or personal prejudice, but for their recognized ability and devotion to Harvard's best interests. If the power and usefulness of the Union is to be kept up to the standard set by the officers of recent years, the voters today must choose as their best judgment dictates. We offer our hearty congratulations for past efficiency to the retiring officers, and await with interest the choice of their successors.