, 1869-03-13

arts, Without c1clu0lnE 0Iner 6L1GleS.
Twenty votes wcre cast, OF which -
j. u, Gretof4 srceist d.. ..........,...... II
Prot: ]. B. Iu1nsr. .............,.......
Messr.. Blown and Plckreli were appointed
q commntec to inform Dr. J.. il. Gregory Of
hls election.
He thai ked the board for this mark OF uni
yersal confidence, mud pledged himself --he
dare not retuse-to carry oat the orders Of ths
board and the objects Of the Institution.
Qc would enter on hts duties with m alice TO
No one, relying upon his God and the charity
OF all he hoped to see a triumph OF this To-
atitution. H9 begged to be forgiven atl pa
trrors-let u forgIye the past and hence
forward more OIL in unity.
1frs su.er-J. ". Bunu was unanimously
elected.
Corresponding Sertta,y-W. c. Flagg waa
also utan,mLualy elected.
Recording s.e5fsary-W. F. Bliss vas unan.
ln.outly elected.
Adjourned.
AFTERNOON SESSION.,
referred.
The Auditing Committee offered the fol-
loving, which was passed:
s1,y 10 Instructed to make no bills a9sinst tne
ptt per person witch orders shaIl b presented
win th~ b!lI3 a '. uchc1a taelefot.
Mr. Dunlap offered the following, which
Was passed
Aca,tsou to Rule 4. pase So: ''Ihst hereafter no
tfnc g : snail ertquusd a provide Himself with
niitaiy S'esa cr caH Tor lhe nfss sesn Of his AZ
Th-t there be &t apart for the purpose Of
procuring buttoIs, and the letters I. I. u. to
be Il closed in suitable wreath, for the cap,
the sum Of fifty dollars, v hIch ehall be placed
plocure supply OF these but ons and letters
ucdsr the dlrectfIn OF the faculty, and that
the said bookkeeper shall sell the ZANE to
The stuaents or other persons Tor tho pnr-
pose herein contemplated III such lots as they
mag need. lie shall be charged with the
nlty dollars, and have credit Tor the same re-
ceivtd aud buttons on hand. II ahall he his
duty, ont Of the iund, to keep 8 supply Of
buttons, letter. aud wreaths on hand 10 meet
the demand.
This resolution leaves the supply of cloth
Ing open to the trade. 4 yote on the sd.
against to six for. The members think i; 4
dangerous experiment to admit female stu
dents. They arc more particularly liscour-
a2ed,f1om the recent experiments In that d.
recticn by the students, result!ng in cx2ellln3
I hrce students. This shows want oil conti-
deree In the faculty against female iptu-
eucc just now when female nights are so Wig
orou:ly advocated. Tne Connitter on By
Laws we're instructed 10 report q system OF
rules for The guidance and government Of the
1ac.lty.
Complimentary resolutions were passed In
favor ot Jonathan Pcrlam. late Head Farm
CT, who is about taking charge Of an lmpor.
tant experiment In ue~ brAuch ot farming.
Mr.. blackburn offered d RESOLUTION laula-
tory OF the K. gent, and promising that this
board would 1efena Its officers against any
urjust attacks. This is not strange, as the
Geut}en- an holds that any member Of the
board who dots not como up to the dognas
Of the board, shall bt expelled with as little
rtgrei as coutumacious unorthodox mem-
her OF hls church. The subject wes some-
what debated. and. though the eloquent
fuIm1na: ion CT the Regent ia bis address had
been quietly cut ont and e1punsrd from the
record. the gentleman pressed the obnoxious
resolution; which was carried by 3 small ma.
iorlty.. The press aud Others must now
stand from uncer. OF this Jupiter Ajax Of
moral tuasion will tumble them iuto oalsrion.
might ftate that The resolution passed
with thirteen members present.
The Regent. from Committee en- Faculty,
reported en- ccstaln matters, among which
wss clause making manual labor to form a
part OF the educational facilities OF the school.
AF Dunlap noyed to amend By adding
Carrird.
The motion OF 3lF. Pickfell, to make the
tuition free 10 students who PURSUE exc,u.
tiEelS agricultural, mechanical aud military
studies, and those who pursue other stndlrs
Vc EuaIEt4 - nuH PIbfIQtQ iGf.
Mr. Galu=hR presented the following. which
Was 1ctc.red to Committee on Faculty ind
Course Of Study:
R<tolrrd, That the Committee On Faculty and
Cotr'e OF Stuo5 he. AID they nFs htrehy ps:fuc I'D
10 70 afrsr Rr tic cuutse OF study TO pt puytu ID
10 this university that they shall cpustsr ot-1
4 c1urse in agTtcrltuEe~ having h.srca cou1ee IL
a1,MIs tnsoa. dry. ho<tac2Isure apu clroenfar :
Z course IN mechanics which sn Iii be 20 .r1.d
~ 10 fm@Fsee tnstrnc ion in tnoss btaIthes II
| ct etruy which aEe Zel4tsd 10 ihe leadinp me
ctaL!c aitt "a TEeJ shnl prp1tdc tor the 1pstYuc
tlon OF Students IN nj ItAsy 1Actics: l. Ttey
| ths!l sprnsice ff the teacntta Of tuca othr,
'sc.cn1the ard clAas!e4l ttud1es't as ~ levi,i
mate md desirable ia m industrial fn-t,s,tion,
provided thst anJ iva r,ora students In the uul
Eets>ty se&l1 w'eh to putepe them
A chair Of Horticulture, Mathematics, Me-
ehanics, and either professor OF Natural
History or one or two lecturers Ia this de.
pattment are to be chosen.
a lecturer On Geology, and enc on ZooIo.
~, each spending month At the winter
term. Also, lcctnsc on Veterinary Science
Several resolutions in regard to The mau
aRement were passed.
a review Of the progress made will b1
CiTsn In a short time, showing the change!
II the management, which arc radical, and
give promise OF taking the Institution out o
the old Euts that It has been In IRON the he
ginning. A vote OF thanks Has rendered The
pres for reports, and, af1er three days
| fesaiou, The board adjourned. RChAL-
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