The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-06-28

IN amply luEnHnlnR an tnaHtuHOn OF tnla kluut kne
the intelligent, wei educated and thoroughly trained
eevating and improving the standard Of public in
scpyg sure & s9bieg1G5e 70 public a1H
spq prelndce are thereby guaranteed. The dinuslon
ducss wise system OF social economy, insures life
and property, and regulates stmulates and eleyates
generatlen The mental capacity is enlarged skill 10
enrcbed bv an am e eenerol an nport of that which
is essential 70 municipal State, and national growth
Tbe Board Of Control hopes to secure lot upon
w%h WIS n nfsss esS1 new sG146 eohss f %
the city will be asked to extend their helping hand
our City Fathers when an appeal was wisely made in
the cause Of educaton and The success OF our system
the l6era approPIistions q public money made by
and School Directors, modesty ask for ourselves
credit for economy must accord to Councils thanks
feel we'll assured tbSt our appeal for new High and
Normal scnool suited to our needs and our age, will
CONCLUDING EXERCISES.
Beware" a ballad by ]. E. Perring, was then
sung by Miss A. Campbell, OF Section f.; an
essay on the "Mustering of the Troops" COM
posed by Miss NJ. w. Stevens, was read by Miss
l.. SOmers; and the exercises were brought to a
close by the singing Of Gloyer's duett, "Tell me
where doth Fairies Dwell"
Such were the interesting ceremonies which
marked the close of the thirty eighth term of
the Girls High ana Normal School. The young
ladies who this day finished their school life
have enjoyed rare advantages for obtaining q
m,
may be such as to reflect credit upon the noble
system of free schools, to which they are in
debted for the training OF their early years.
AN OCCURRENCE IN THE HONORABLE BoDY OF
SELECT COUNCIL "A MEMBER SUMMARILY
EJECTED.-A somewhat unusualI occurrence
no doubt to vary the monotous routine of busi-
ness in the honorable body OF Select Council
yesterday afternoon transpired. 1t seems that
DIR. Kamerly, member from the Second Ward,
had in quick succession delivered many
speeches, each of which was more or less per-
sOnal to the members of that branch of the
municipal legislature.
Mr.. King first excited his ire by demanding the
ed as 81 'ee sSe 70
of harsh epithets. Another member gave notice that
minute rule, there important business still to
transact. The next time DR.. Kamerly addressed the
limit had expired. He denied the fact. and again be.
PEELED to take his seat still muttering his opinion Of
those who nterlered with the continuance of his
business that any man was ever guilty of"
This was supposed TO end the affair, but while Mr.
lingham, whose desk s Immediately in front of that
MIR. President-I am sitting here listening to a
respectable member of this body being called all sorts
this Council. now call upon the President to en-
CHAMBER. Cannot submit 10 il any longer Either her
the rule must be enforced, or cannot consent TO sit
Mr. sperlng Cthe Presdent)-Ihe Chairs attention
being called 20 the ilct ne is compelled 70 say that he
on many former occasions. l find, by reference TO
RUE JnaJ we nave law applicable 10 the
leges of the floor, who snail enter the chamber in
state of lntoxicaon, shall forfeit his right that
privilege and II snail be the duty of the President to
6reGt sS. the e. M & 70 eject him ANY member
ofense SHALL upon the first occasion, be oti
cially notified by the President that he has
violated the rule and IL he behave in unruly
decorous manner the President snail direct the
senger TO eject HIM; and II he repeat the oSnse he
shall be tried in the manner prescribed by law and
impeRched." The o1ense here has been repeated so
often that we have justly laid ourselves open to the
charge OF cowardice in falling to nodce 1t and
forcing the rule / have read The ChaIr-now that
the matter has been brought to his atentionocally
to obs order, the Messenger will be dreced
eject HIM.
Dr.Kamerly-This is the most shameful exhibition
have seen in nv ltie
This was supposed TO be the last of the difficulty,
but no sooner had Mr.. McCutcheOn attempted pro-
ceed with his remarks than MI. GIlIngham again
addres sed the President ex citedly, and said:-
INF. President. am again called a., and the
threat Is made that VIII have my ears cut off! This
has ceased to be endurable."
Dr. Kamerly-Who is talking to you?
Mr GllltDgham-SOme behind who would
not dare to utter the same language to my lace.
Mr.. Speripg-The Chair can no longer allow this to
pass unnoticed.
Mr. Fox II the Chair desires support will make a
motion that the rule be enforced aud Dr. Kamerly
Mr.. Spering-There is no necessity for such motion
now. call upon the Messenger to eject the member
from the Chamber.
Dr. Kamerly-I ask TO say one word.
Mr. Spering-The Messenger Will put Mr.. Kamery
out of the Chamber.
The messenger advanced towards the Doctor but
that gentleman relieved the officer from the necessity
of complying tersly -ith the Presidents order, as
he walked out quietly, anu .as ended his partcipa
Later in the afternoon, DR.. Kamerly reJul i1cd tc
the Chamber, but took active part in the legsla
tion.