The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-03-16

sides when our next year comes round. we I
NAV not have at command such preacher
as your Board would choose for Chaplain. |
In these viewsmy brethren associated with
me for COUNSEL concur. You will please to
excuse me, and accept for the University and
your personal welfare, the best wishes Of,
dear sur,
Yours respectfully,
THO A. MORRIS.
ID L. SWAN.
After repeated conferences as to the course
10 be pursued, and after arriving at the con-
clusion that farther effprtsto secure the SER
vices Of either Methodist or Baptist eler.
gyfaan 10 reasonable tine, would be unayail-
ing, the FACULTY determined to recommend
the Rev. William NJ. Green, of Hisborough.
for the Chaplainey. lie was appointed Pro-
fessnr Of Rhetoric, on the eth February,
1883, and was the FIRST Episcopsl clergyman
called to fill Professors chair in this in.
stitution.
On the 9Th September, 1888. BGsrd OF
Trustees met at the Executive Office, on the
summons Of tile Governor, to appoint sue.
cessat to Or. Hooper as Professor III Ancient
! Languages, The name n! Professor Henry
lTatwiler. of Alabama, Professor Nj, Fetter,
| of New York, and tile late William II. Al.
dersun, Esq, then Of HiilsboroUgh, were pro-
lposed BIZ different members Of the Board.
Before the Board proceeded to ballot, Judge
Cameron remarked that II was scarcely ne
cessary 10 .timate that the last nomipaton
rendered his position delicate one, SAT That
in the discharge Of public duty he would
mot permit ms course to be influenced By the
CONSIDERATIONS Of friendship, or ties Of blood.
/ That it waa known 10 m0si Of dose present,
that he had taken more pains than any oae
ielse To secure the present organiZatGn II tire
FscultY That when I'LL President CONSENT
Hi Ia accept j NOMINATION, lle hats assured
lliin, tbat situated as III would had himself
lat Chape Hill. fcmate fron ;e seat n au-
thurity. without; the presence ~ d sinSle frus.
tree d whom he en.d torn Oh sudden emer
geneies. fnf counsel Or support, be would IRE
quentIy lind himself h a condition like that
/ OF commander 81 q slip II sea n the midst
/ Of q Storm, Of meaaced with mutiny For
lone. tAeFtfare. be would CONSIDER him, as
holdug The fah; to select his crew. and that
ne appointment Should be made to place 10
added that bis phjeci b rising was simply q
request liz President y iaaiuts hls pfFtcf-
lences. smong Tue gentlemen Whase names
werr before lhe Board Ai tlie close al lodge
tfantfon's rstngtks laJge GasloH expressed
3hi.a qualification Ill the cfusse his lr3rgl bad
Determined u pafsuc. fie stated t.at tie
1 selection il prVpe. person 70 Gill Tie vacant
chair, was important 70 tie community u
large. but Ia the Faculty il was a matter q
lie deepest e0uctin. TIE person Nhd N CHI
be appointed was No. merely 20 BE easin.
,iractuf, bet a daily sssociste lie mus'
possess the requisite talents and attainment,
for tie proper discharge Of iite letes ai ha
chair, aid tie mara and SOCIAL qualities n
cesssry to inspire confidence. ana produces
familiar intimate irtercnarse X MAS rel.
saHaYs III 81 pposa fhat hi XIII .e,e .ahitess
tile F41u!tY we're better informed thaa tt
aaafi. all hc repeated the EatiflaNaa Il
Ifeit 1T having 5sei anticipated by iHi2e Car
srui II tAe eaaes, w bat h'nss,i tsHaet
q make. ia. 1t President was!d sabU-th
yleas Il the Beard
i. stated ii rcply, fiat rc esCmaasis q
Tered ). ihe ,i,fee gentlemen, at aaisig
fter careful examination ug ,ae feEaiEt
f ihst neither pfpte ~ rg,w.ltr nor fraiesse
I Fettef sas Known pertnHa u tDsay If ~
i. lnam5eF, that Sir sa5etsea vas i gad4af
) IL the Erttfs ty--p BIB tile psEsaAa. As
/ ieaaih,auee III every msinhct y ILL., Bed
snd pni,e ally esteemed g'ni'tmia al. 3
auH pure rhaf.etrr iis tiafIhr f.0
I ever wee nar supposed ta R raHt II aF.
III either MI. ruusNef or Nr, Ec.i
! TIE selection II a snccessaf AZ M. ilH peI
) the interests aud repatton II tae lnssta
/. tt!sn frasire5, that yefv h'gh attsHWRBi
s4aaGi Is REGARDED ed '1asle. Gh
Faculty entertained az aaig5H III. ttt 80
/ dease heisre ttct entitled Professor II.
) wllef @ lie highest eansias toh
. IL ~aalI rave been app7 'ei sf
z y nuaaiiabas soit. { .l.e balr tag Aal sss
!, surprised. Is t4ls presentation ia Hats. &.
: te.ssl 4 tHs anHtat u b1iaiias. Eau
stIffef slf fatHief, fgH-stlg 4tg
1 q atl.sss III. laA3 i'tgHss0r hti
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Il Nth. LIS 81 wssa Me'hai Mr NJ
!. son 40 81. fet,l EpisrapaiiaA. at
7 i8agr Cameron ~ Jsige GsstGH So tfe'
bsfes N. Bpli nFfe good snd sa a.
ID is4Z. NaeH ipe state 81 ,is ebtla a5sl
aUuII barely i3sttfs Ne measure - stsi5H q.
J. PROFESSIONALISM kbettfIe VS. e.la IEzsel 81
Z. lie rex G I. Deems ppuHfed he eol
g .i8Jesi aIi6 - 4pu tie close 81 TIE -.
1915. wien - fesigaed sDl accepted gfI
censorship II Randolph Macon GaHfsa
4 recently published ptnphlrt q 3a Leu
4. may b REFERRED t0 a. grateful and tz#sslI
III exhibition Ell III. slrN. IT, ftiataa a tla III
il misisaauoa 81 ttr aiiaiF. ~ lrt Iaiaera
Z during fie slx years tuai iir wAs ameHasr
TIE saeBIfs.
2. II l54s. lie Trustees esiaBiished Tie Pf
fsssasalp 81 iirt9ry, aud appointed tbe hs
Albert Il Snip proiessor ~ : onsgimei
vote.
Tie Trustees have 10 power % comp
gentlemen 70 accept Ptlfessofsh5ps ot vi
they h4te accepted. q enforce their Ps6m
:. aen, continuance IN Office You vii PED
81 81 be surprised % learn tbai 20 instance
$ snoW4 since TIE foundation II Tie nslI.l5e
y g4ere Methodist las competed nnsefaes
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