, 1877-07-11
REFORMED EPISCOPAL.

| AIE VtIlFtU EE16CUIAIs
MectinE OF thc HeEants Of the New Uu1vcr-
ftty-E1ertinn of the Faculty. Fir.
The first meeting of tho Board Of Regents Of
tho new University Of tho West tNciarned Epts.
! copnl) WIS held yesterday afternoon In pafior No.
Of tho Grand Pacific Hotel. There were present
eighteen members Of the loard, and, in tho sb-
ecnce Of the President, Bishop Cheney. 5lr. a. N.
Wright occupied tho chaIr, and the I1ev. ". II.
Cooper wns Secretary. This meeting Wan opened
With prayer By tho Rcv Nr. Hunter, OF ST. raul'r
after which tho minutes OF tho previous meeting
were read and approved.
The minutes contained note to tne effect that
tho late election OF Chancellor and Professors Of
tho uniscsa!ty wns rescindcl. Tho Secretary an-
nounccd, in exp'anaton. that n the meeting when
tho aforesaid officers were elected. shero wqFo but
eleven Regents pre.ent, whereas the ty.laws re-
qI!red quorum Of Thirteen members.
| Mt. A!drIch moycd 10 proceed Ia the
] ELECTIoN or oFFiCER5.
nshop Cheney was nominated for prcstdcnt.
QUE Sso sna i,shor T. Cheney S e va dessied Sa
President Of thu 15otFd Of Isegcnts
% III A sGs + H. T. ;s as astses asnG'ss Is.
M. .Aldrch 80. elected. The Itcv: Dr. William
sary, At. L. Hyde declining d nomination.
. To tho oics Of Fiscal Manager, Col. j. ".
nennest was q1n1antmonafy elected upon tho motion
| In tho al4snce Of tho newiy. elected rrcridents
the Temporary Chairman -.str. 4. ii. Wrlgbt-was
elected PRECEDENT for tho day.
col. Rernett offered Il, ~ additional bylaw
tho following. which was adopted:
&C.: = hSsi' s ss e h t
s @ ~ is III
| Gen. puekInEham offered the following, which
Nts alAo adortrA:
nv ln,traet|ens # shs noerd eSrnts sls ha1o
The abovc resolutions werc considered a. sub..i.
tntea for some heretofore ndapted. and all pro.
Visions then in force that would conflict with them
The conversation then turned upon the manncr
ELECTION or rAcuLrY OF THE SCHOOL or
| DlvlSITi.
ond D. Cooper I'D That Il liz opinion. tho no.sa
Of RsrcntMs = sheaA etee. Faculty; and psesen. the
u iha Church. llo believed thnt iho Regents
t,s Gsanfii should not s. Ignored; they should Ss
Tho Ro,. Joseph y. Wilson. Of peoria. spoke
qatto 4 lsn3sh upon the subject q ths election,
raeulty should bo vested ID TIC Hcrents. ii iefi
to Tho Council. Of coarae facnlty according
hrr+ of ts cannc-for lie majority ructi.-wonli ii ~
and. unlc.. y -. c,n,idcred NTH case, Tie Cp,.
ycrF!ty might be thus eatiy pEcctpltate1 Into cGn
d!tion o. the grcatest danger. Ile ur9vl that tlo
method in .oguc In the Presbyterian Church might
~ GrsN - nv !hsse" ltntSacG; that r. t"e heReb
70 eiccl me FacAilJ. and me CoIncll to DO gEEcn
t,.s pawe1 to veto the action a. o. the Reeenta. llc
.hnhsnt that az eieetl"n W she council wonla
c4l'a inc sehopl 70 hAfo 4 narrow ralIH!ttts basc
whereas h,oald he Of as broad sheol1cstic vlewa
aA The cnltshten,nent Of tho aye demanded.
| The election 81 tho new
| boAhp oF AtxA0ERs
being tn order. the Chair appoInted Mcssrs. DFJan
HucEinchans. ans1 1lul'harda committee to mako
nominations. Who rtpnrtcd naming Messfa. Aid.
rich, Gcrrs, Hyde. fcnnetl and IT. John.
M. Nyde moved lhat tue names Of tho ernttc-
mfn CONFUSING ,1' 9 no Hm.mlnattas committee 10
Acaca 10 kac Hs1 OF MaAa.eef And tda names OF
thnte whu were mt TN the Executive Committee
la+t ytAf lr Srlcklh out thus 1cuyfur tia Hoard NJ
liannnrTx nnsriv ths ssns nv In +. rc,tivn @ ram, ~
T,tttcs ~ IL =, rs.r Tr,s srsrrH.n,nt w.s .I,nti
S'Ss " tasA W 4'II nM:Heus wef suop!:t.
9nA Messr.. 5saeN!nEnnM. William AlutlcA. AZ.
HenEctt. Nf. 1Iry1n. nn4 IT. john ware hclOfc Tho
! meeting. whco III. ilydo n'oved, A. ~ amend
mcn tnht the secretary chfi ono ballot Tor Meassr.
nar,rd gentlemen wcra declared daIJ clee.cd.
Eol. tjgnnett onercd tho following resolution,
and S!t,s.a II N. s:ioptsd' ,3',p r.. ,.,,.
thurjsr T., mate iii tf ncr"ss.sv nv ccr;Inns1. ns ~