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I send you herewith a copy of minutes of
On the trial of
the Impeachment, after all the Communications
from the Faculty were read m Hamilton"o 1; Key &
Appendix to Memorial No. 2 & Postscript to his
Key & Appendix." No one called for the reading of these
papers & they were not read. r Bryand private letters from the Prosecutor
which were not exhibited. I have no doubt that other members (d some, but they did
not say so.
I made the m
1. That the case of t & discretion & declined expression of any opinion
on merits (in substance).
2. Condemning the interference of t & affirming &
approving Faculty's [Resolution] of 15 Augt. last
(following copy).
3. Approving of discipline &c & that there was nothing in
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4. Therefore that the further consideration of the subject be indefinitely postponed.
d to a select Comm consisting of
Should this Committee never
report & the subject remain on the table,
the necessary inference will be that the grave impeachments of the
Prosecutor have been regarded as senseless clamor & unworthy of
notice. But more of all this anon.
After taking a sober second thought of this whole affair I am inclined to
believe that you are magnifying it too much, giving too much importance to
scandal. All m
But I will say (with one illustrious predecessor
As to ml
Steeleon was a long
& violent one, mixed up with politics; we finally got it down to
what it is. Moreover it was stated that certain students who were here
during the fair declared that the danger of a College riot was imminent;
that they were only waiting to see what the m
Please notify r Hedrickprivate opportunity.
It is my purpose, at present, to call by
r
Amis
Executive Committee met.
Presentt
The r Herrisse
Copies from the Faculty's Journal together with the answering &
statements of the President & several of the Professors as to the
charges contained in the said memorials were laid before the r Herrisseo. 1, Key &
Appendix to Memorial No. 2, & a Postscript to
Key & Appendix."
On motion of Judge Saunders
Ordered that the whole subject be referred to a select Committee consisting
of Messr
Whereas Resolved that for the causes set forth by this Committee
on the 11 Resolved that he be paid his full salary to the close of
the present session. Resolved that the Secretary notify him of this
decision.
r B.
S. Hedrickth inst., he the said
The resignations of r of
Latin & Greek, & of m R. Wetmore
The Report of d of Trustees