Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-06-09

ME-: sxsisart, Franklin county.
S. s. Carbaugl,
A. Slaeffer,
A. il. Brenemall, New Providence, Pa.
l.. G.. Elliot, Huntingdon, Pa.
w. W. Elliot, New Providence, Pa.
Edwin T.. McAfee, Chester county.
Appleton Bash, Cambria county.
Il. f. Stauffer, Manor, Pa.
David Bausman, Lancaster.
J. G. Campbell, York county.
ID. Il, Kurt. Lchigh county.
Jno.;:J: Atliebach, MiIlcrsville.
A. p. kready,
j. 4. Bachman, conoy township.
G.. +. GOss, s.
James s. Hamilton, Juniata county.
II. ii. Hettingcr, Bcrks county.
Ruth, Iuzcrnc county.
Philip Hess, '' 81
George Triple, Safe IIarbor Pa.
f. +. Stokes, Providence Pa.
II. M. Ferguson, Blair county.
A. l.. Stcrner, Columbia county.
w. J. Sterner, Columbia county.
q. Il. Swank, Columbia county.
]. S. Kisllbacll, Carbon county.
VIM. Jones, Carbon county.
Frank Boyse Monroe county.
&. w. McIllhcmy, Dauphin county.
Jacob Landis, I.andisville; Pa.
II. e. Fickes, ReftOn, Pa.
James f. Barrett, Lackawanna county.
B. j. COnlin, Luzerne county.
&. A. Weaver,
II. G. Dornheim, Danphin county.
J II. Baldwin, Maryland.
JnO. $. Greene, Maryland.
+. Bowers. Snyder county.
J. ID. McGec, Chester county.
VIM. McAfec, Chester county.
]. G. Lerew, Adams county.
-- Batdorf. Schuylkill county.
- McIllwain, DrumOro.
Grove, York county.
-- Barnfield, Northumberland county.
- Dieffenderfcr, Carbon county.
s. H. B,adley, York county.
II. c. Sllrepplc, Mountvillc, Ia.
j. f. Dunlap,
G. L. Kurtz, Providence.
J. c. BurkhOlder, Manor.
The hundred others who marched with
Coates and Nipple to town yesterday and
to the school expected some
action to he taken in their c.. ses under the
following rule which had been announced
by the faculty "That any students who
absent themselves from their classes or
withdraw from school without permission,
or engage in any other conduct calculated to
show contempt for the regulations or dis
respect for the cOntituted authorities, shall
he summarily suspended
At breakfast this morning DIR. Brooks
however, that by resolution of
the faculty all those who were suspended
for their participation in yesterdays dem
OnstratiOn had been reinstated.
We are reliably informed that the
statement that the ladies were told that il
they left the porch to bid farewell to tho
boys they would he suspended was incor-
rect. "They were at first forbidden to
20, but afterwards, to avoid all appear
ance Of harshncss, they were allowed to
60, and students were even allowed to be
absent from their classes during the 7:3O
period to bid their friends .,Ood-by."
A correspondent Of the I .ess writing to
it from this city says Il" The newspaper
opinion of this city is divided, the NCo
Era and Examiner defending the course of
the faculty rs just and entirely correct. "
Tho Examiner, however, which seems to
be able to speak for itself, in yesterday s
issue says ." II the rules Of the school
permit discussion in what may be regard
ed as public meetings of the scholars,
and remarks not to tho taste of the facul-
ty of the management are made, they
ought to have been met in . different
spirit than that Of expelling member who
was merely re-ecloing tho views Of so for
midable a body Of students as were Oh
parade to-day. Rules which, when vio
lated, subject a member to expulsion.
NAV be we'll enough, but to expd a stu
dent for merely criticising, or even dc
nouncing, probably violently. rules h
NAV consider tyrannical, is fuitc anothe
question. The former can bc and ough
to he sustained until repealed or mod ifieti
but for the latter course there can be littI