The New York herald., 1872-10-28
A JEWISH RABBITS FAREWELL.
DIR. Gutheim's Parting Address to the
Temple Sunday SchOOl-An Affecting
SceMe-Prcsen ton of ResOl utiOns.


Yesterday a very affecting scene was witnessed
in the Sunday school room OF the Temple Emanuel.
The Rev. DR.. Gutheim, who has been connected
with the school during his ministry of four years in
the Temple, received the adieus OF the children,
teachers and friends. About five hundred children,
with their teachers together with the School Com
mittee OF the Temple and The officers OF the con-
gregaton and visiting friends, gathered in the
large room, and after singing some hymns to music
familiar in the Christian Sunday schools, the Chair
man Of the School Committee in behalf of his col
leagues, addressed few words to the retiring
principal, DR.. Gutheim. sunday school teacher,
on behalf OF his associates, followed in some per-
tinent remarks-each teacher for those whom he
represented presenting to the Doctor hand.
C"mmitee's commit resolutions were framed '"HU, the
others were not. DR.. Adler, the Rabbi OF
the congregation made very touching
address to his departing colleague ana spoke or
the pleasant and harmonious relations which ex-
listed between them during the four years OF their
clerical connection. He wished his associate all
prosperity in the future. eul0gzed him for his ear
nest labors and lectures in the interest OF Juda-
Ism, for the order and discipline which he mad in
troduced established in the school, and, shaking
his hand. bade him goodby and godspeed.
Dr. Gutheim responded to these several addresses
and resolutions and said that for nearly two years
after he came among them he taught q class in the
school: that then the school committee appointed
him principal, which position he had held Tor two
and quarter years: that he had tried to do his
duty humbly and to the best OF his ability, but that
ne lOunu III aDsOlutely necessary lOf the highest
good OF the institution that the principalshp and
the superintendency should he held in the same
hand and not be divided, as it now is. lie
praised the pupils for their order and proficiency
IN studies, recommended a separation OF the com
iirmaton class from the other classes, thanked
the teachers and School Committee for their uni
form kindness ana courtesy toward himself at all
times, recipr0cated the tender feelings and ex-
pressions uttered by his reverend and respected
colleague and repeated his words OF SATURDAY.
that he parted from them without any other than
the kindlest and tenderest feeling toward all: in
Iapd a fool wh
rating from hfs children. He bade them ali fond
and final farewell.
The children then by classes fled past the Super
intendent's desk and each one took the Doctors
hand and said goodby he had pleasant word Tor
each In reply. One OF the pupils, blind girl made
the Doctor small present OF some OF her hand.
work, which act greatly affected the Doctor and
the adult friends present. The teachers, officers
and visitors present then gave parting hand to
the Doctor and the final words OF parting were
spoken both sides. This evening the Doctor
starts for New Orleans. On Thursday last a pre-
eentation was made to the Doctor at the residence
Of the President Of the congregation OF hand.
sonic cigar case, containing sonnet thing more useful
and substantial than tobacco.