, 1875-07-27
CHICAGO, TUESDAY, JULY 27, 1876.

vols OF The Board Of Trustoes i seemed to MN.
wauld dtctda whether the institution YOU'D i've
Of die. The lato move meant a'tnpiy tbe rosntn
II Dr. 13nrrouRhs to tho Ptos1oucy, snti that waa
t,e rnin at she university. Uo wonld cay ~
much to hls old friend Dr.. RnrrouRhh ~ frankly
a. l,o was nov speAkins' Dr' Mi5fo9Enn snna af,as
When ho coul have done 40 with honor. Ito
tleu!cd that tho action of tho Aasoclatsnn would
tAvo TO Influence. II should havo u It
had net. They were pointed tn a. the fr1llt
uf the fosmor administration, and thsir opinion
on that Admiulatration should have welght. liz
balievod that unless tie action Of the Board WAS
reseInded The institution vaa doomed. and he
lad said as mich 10 Dr. Boone that day. Poo
p1e herc In tho West could not afford 70 400 1>r.
Moss hurlod cut. Tbs blow could not hurt Inn
II it did denerpy the University. but they should
keep him tor tic salvation Of lilo University.
Nh. c. r. TAYLOR
said tl'ns Tho public was rick ct tbs miserable
atrifea and contentious, and the reopening Of
them by tho deposition Of Dr.. Moss was
fatal to tho welfare of the Uniscss!ty, II was
impoH.ib!o to inspire tho public With respect or
confidence in the n.gen'ent Of DR.. DurfosghH.
II DR.. Burroughs had sense snd tnanlltiesn
enough TO got out Of tIso way, tho College would
do we'll. ore1, IL Dr. Moss could not be retained
in tho pEesidcncv. Dr. Durrunglla waA tho lncu.
bits TINT rested on tho institution, and ha prssl
Al bearing Upon tho pronrsoty Of action bcng
taken by tho Association, President Mabic atatcd
that d nenibsr OF tho Board Of Trustees had
specially requested It.
3ir. Dvuilcl,l mosod that tho resolutions should
be laid an the table. The motion was dofeasod
by \ vote Of II nays to II yea'.
motion 10 adjourn mas defeated.
1H. =. y. PEcE
aubnitted substitute Bo1ieh Ut resolutions to
tia effect that tho GniverHlty should DO lan1ed
over to tho State to DO ma:lo q Btato
Gulsers,tv, fnnsnnich ns as p.esent it was made
the BATTLE-GROUND OF tho factions Of ono danooll-
uaEon. 1ir. pccI raid ho believed It would DO
Perfectly practicable to obtain such ieG!slstion
as would tranafsr the University to tho otate OF
I!lj.lois, aud he beloved it would noyer enter
upon ca: Ger of extended usefulness Until Bucli
wldeDnR Of ita Bplelo war effected.
4 AsambfiuX discussion followed. tho apparent
design being tt talk out tho lno0tnE. tho move
1nol,t bciug engineered bY Mr.. Donletd. Tie
previous question WAS carried, and, alter mo-
tim to adjo11n hA<l bgon dnfcAica, tho
BUnsT1IuTE wAH pEiEA fED
bv vots Of ~ In the ncg1tiTB, usEipat 10 for
tia resolutions.
ilr. Uon1ictl mo sod NJ ad }orrnmcnt to Nednca.
day, which uaa defeated.
MI. WOOD
moved an amendment to tho resolutions. doc!ar'
ipx 1t to be too sense Of tAs Association that
bo,h Dr. Moss and Ir. Burroughs should dis.
asyef their connection with tie inttitution.
After more t1ibunsc1lnY the previous questios1
xas carried and tho amendment voted down.
Tho resolutions were then adopted BY <oto Of
II TO G, eight not voting. 11r. D,nielh ondoav-
cred to ret 1t, q further resolution, hut motion
to sdiouen vaB carried fosossalliug him.