New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-05
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1855
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Ward. .Lo ,os,;ro,v
Mr. MrRrHY-In rhe latter part OF the tes,L'n9ny
.bcrs Is reference 70 the lady that has charge OF Tue
male depar-m.nt there, which Il struck me ousu. A.
lat 10 be noticed and 80 far as we are aoe T
or ,emeded-that 10 concerning Mise We-ieTVe" ~
tie School Board presume, one thing Is apparent,
,bs for the short time that the lady has been engaged
with tbi. Board she has fulfilled the highest eNlects
tions ever entertained Of any lady in that
that her conduct has always been discreet ara
and there's no knowledge OF the slightest oreatn Oh
snspicion that can be raised against her Not una,
Miss Westeryelt needs euogium Ak Tue nahos vi u.'
Board but having been introduced IN ralnet al Iu,
fn,ab I;Sht in this testimony, aud the parties Who
cond have eycupated her having absented them'eVs,
shall take the liberty of saying, In the name OF me
Eoar5 ira, the members OF this Board have ooserveu
IN Mis- Westeryelt the most correct orderly lahylke
aSos, and discreet behavior of any teacher that we
bnve had in sny of our Departments; that she nas
,r6lled in one word our highest expectations a. an
a1amn 10 the teachers and the scholars and her qua
fca,ors and learning have appeared 10 Us 10 NC oil
that could be desired ,,
MI. WoRRALI-I am very happy thst thee remsrSs
have been made They will be ndorsed by every
ncm.er of the Board. , A.,
The question hen put on the resolutions ouefeU
by Mr. Tuers, with the following result: ~
Ay,s-Dcnise Tuer. Murphy Worran, B'emner hns'
Willisms and Lawler-S.
kSsy,r-w.bb Pnkhur.t Barker and Inslee
On motion ordered that copy OF .se's he er.
served on Mr.. -, with the names oil Oh 'Hc oni0e''
Mr. Murphv moved the fouowinR fesoII.t'u'
ProrrS fh. Miss Weser elt this Board nave oose,Nu
with pleasure the development Of al the qualities refe 70.
the pd,ou she occupies and that her lady Ike conduc ous
a example OF great advantage 70 L.. '''e JN"'N'
department. Carried. ,.,
fbe following resolution also adopted: go
P@,od That this has evolved nothing IN any
mia he detriueut Of Mis- -
The following communication then made ou snu 'seu
BOARD OF School OFFICERS SEVENTH WARD,
NEw-YoRK, Oct. 81, 1856.
Ata specal meeting of the Board held this evening,
the follow ing resolutions adopted and, on motion
II was ordered that copy be duly authenticated by the
officers present and sent to Mr.. -:
Pesolred. That the complaints and allegations OF D.
Of Common Schools and member of this Board, are
fully proved except the one respecting his having oe-
famed the character of Miss - - tlrst-as-
sistspt in Wtrd School No 81 +. d., which has not
been examined into by this Board.
Prsol,ed, That in the opinion OF this Board these
charges and allegations of the most serious charac-
fer, and render Il improper for - to continue
in the performance Of the duties which devove upon
School officer. ., !.
Peso,red That - -, esq, be requested 70
resign his Office or discontinue the performance OF
those duties which have heretofore devovcd upon hun
az a School officer of the Seventh Ward
WADE B WORRALL WM ItEhS,
,RR ,uIN DFNIKF THOMAS LAWYER
CE0RGE W KING THOS. WILL ANS, jr,
VN. D. MURPHY, j. r. bhEMNEh
The Board then adjourned.