Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-12

be dismissed; and such finding, whom sp-
proved BY said Superintendent, shall Be-
Anal, and the cadet 20 dismissed from said
Naval Academy shall DO forever ineligible
for reappointment 10 said Naval Academy"
The matter Of haxing has been . serious
injury to schools and colleges wherever
prscticsd. and prevailed 70 sush IN extsnt
at the Naval Acsdsmy that u was deemed
necessary 10 pass the Act quoted and 70
have lie provisions 90 strong that young
men who were and In future might be de-
signated for the honors Of that insti-
tuition wsuld be dstsrrsd frsm vio-
lating . Law enacted fer their own good
and discipline. When young men pas
their examination and entsr the Academy.
II 10 intended that they should strictly
comply with all Of Its rules and rsgula-
tions, and at all times show proper rover.
ence and regard for the laws which govern
them. Unless these laws and regulations
arc enforced according 10 their lsttsr and
spirit. the student instead Of being bsne-
fitted. will be incapacitated for the great
duties and responsibilities Of after life.
The Board Of Visitors OF 1917 IN their re-
port referring 10 the faithful efforts Of the
superintendent 70 suppress immortality by
both counsel and discipline, said "it Il
ft In this connection 70 speak with special
commendation Of tho decided stand TO
Gently taken by the Superintendent against
tho mischievous practice Of hasing. His
action here, sustained ~ 10 was by the
Secretary Of the Navy and the President
commands the thanks Of educators
In all parts Of tho country for
tho support thus rendered them
In their endsavors TO suppress this evil"
The Board Of Visitors Of 1874. In their re-
port 10 the Secretary Of the Navy under
tho head Of descriptive, comment - fol-
lows: "While commenting In the most cor
dial terms or tho general discipline Of the
Academy, the Board desire 10 invite your
attention 10 several points which II deems
OF vital Importance. The attention Of the
country has been strongly directed Of late
years 10 the matter Of hazing. The Board
has ne hesitancy In saying that there IL no
difficulty In putting . complete stop 10 this
dlsgracsful practice. II the proper author
ity 10 act DO given to the Academy Beard.
The Board recommends tho enactmeat Of
u law requiring the Secretary Of the Navy
TO dismiss, on the recommendation Of the
Academic Board. any student guilty OF
cruelty TO his comrades. and that such
dismissed person shall hsnceforth b In.
n NAV IA ssid that thc ~, AZ yoSnu
Deal was not . very fagrant violation
" .ne lav, ous naving dslesshd thaI IN
H. rssm.ns wh.n ~. naoosS.c" ~
rrruIar' Tbs.s xsro snnro,ed bx H. srs
p,rintendent. AMI n maj vsra snx miti.
circumstances. they were undoubt.
brought 10 his attention At that time
and fully considered. To grant the relief
for would BE-. In tbs opinion Of the
committees, injurious 10 tho discipline Of
The naval school. The Act OF 1875 might
As wei 10 repesied a. Tor Congress 70 "a
I'M Isius.a Mls k,no.
linued application 10 study are . few OF the
that make the valuable man and
,nsi;,is. iii NM, !. .u...,r.S -
action or influence IN The
Management Of the naval academy or the
OF those whose good fortune II
nay DO to have their names on the lists OF
'tudents at that honored institution. The
ask 70 DO disohared from further
OF this memorial.