The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-07-25
Resolutions Of Respect.
SrANFoRD. Ky. July "a, rs

STANFORD, KY, July "a, 1873. d
The students Of Stanford Female College,
having assembled themselves together on the
sad occasion Of the death Of their Principal,
Prof. VIM. c. Trueheart, the following pre-
amble and resolutions were unanimously
adopted
wHEREAs, II has pleased Almighty God,
in his inscrutable wisdom, 10 remove from our
midst, never more 10 return, our beloved
teacher; and
WHEREAS, Its iit and meet that we, as n
school, should give some expression to our
feelings, in this, our sad bereavement be Il
/ therefore
Re.oiuod, That although We mourn with
sorrowful hearts tins affecting dispensation Of
Divine Providence, in taking from US, in the
very zenith Of his usefulness, our beloved
teacher and friend, We would bow in humble
submission TO His wise decree
Resolved, That in the loss Of our dear teach
err the cause OF education has suffered an ir-
reparable loss, and the community at large
deprived Of his valuable services, at a time
when they were 20 much needed.
Resolved That, a. a school, We deeply de-
plore his untimely end, and shall earnestly
strive TO emulate his christian example, fully
sensible that
The aOek must e.. the shepherd, los
And miss his tender
But they Who bear With 10Y the cross.
Resolved, That in this, our mutual affection,
We extend TO the bereaved family our heart
felt sympathy and coincidence, and that we
wear the usual badge Of mourning for thirty
day.
Resolved, That a copy Of the above be sent
A tha faunflv nf fha daoaaa II and ~ TaaE
rERIoR JOURNAL for publication, with the re-
guest for the Chri~tian ObsrpeT, Richmond,
Virginia, and Louisville, copy, and for
ward their account to The INTERIOR jour
NAL for settlement
KATIE wITHERs, President
Rosa RIcHARDs, Sec'y.
COMMITTEE OF RESOLUTIONS
Susie Harris. Lille Carson. Eva Carter.
Alta meeting Of the Board Of Trustees Of
the Stanford Female College, held July 2lst,
1879, the President having formally announc-
ed to the board the death Of Prof William G.
Trueheart, the principal of the College the
following resolutions were unanimously adop-
ted, to-witi
I. That while bowling in humble admission
10 the will Of the Almighty in this dispensa-
tion Of His Providence, We feel Il 10 be due
from Us To render this tribute TO the memory
Of one who, BY his nobleq qualities Of heart and
mind, exhibited, during our intercourse with
him, endoarcd him 10 all Of US
2 That We have ever found In him, as a
man, a most worthy gentleman, deyout and
consistent christmas a teacher, devoted 10
the true interest Of education and Iealously
faithful 10 the delicate trusts oon6ded 10 him;
and as the Principal Of the stanford Female |
College, prompted always by most noble and
self-sserahcing desire 10 promote the welfare
OF the institution and the well being OF the |
pupils under his charge.
3. That We extend to his bereayed widow |
and FAMILY our assurances II deepest sympa- |
Thy for them In this hour Of sorrow.
4. That these resolutions be spread upon |
the minutes Of this board and copy furnish |
ed 10 Mrs. nueheart and family, and copy |
be furnished THE INThRIoR JOURSAL and |
the CAris,ian Obseper, for publication.
by order Of the Board,
JNo. c. COOPER, Prs.'t
J.w ALooRs, secy.