The daily gazette., 1882-07-14
1lGGERS' POINTS.
- DELAWARE COL
h IH5I H5IaoUBLE WAS.
Irrr1Tg OF THE TRUSTEES
| 90 And con as to :.I'.n Prof: Hs,n-
|Di' i,''ostsncy r." Ss and Unpopularlty- ,,1.S-
|a%snls ,ssr VINO signed rH'

a.r If the Board Of Trusteets s,,.1. o.
'etlnigi = iiame %, 'iiI in Parlor B, at the Gay
\, ,es, yesteraalI ,o al tn those connected witt. with
.IeffSTTh The So pr proceedings would ), nave aNS
nlghty yas ,n''ieS done has been kept a
Taa, iscret Tis By Dt's the members Of ,,as the
+ N took place ,,.ooept DIR.
ST,,ls : ,nrssi,Iept, h DR.. c. Elton Buck
;. lSEsi %slinfirs Esa' Of f ElRton, Dr.
Tanss, 1snss Of +, Philadelphia, Hon. Ben
AGy1si Slgs. a. and John A. Reynolds of
bsga non "IJ John W. Houston, John
W, M iiU and /. Alexander Fulton,
lSn Dovps' nT Dr. vi. Mustard of Lewes y.
1U'p,, v 'pn,rDrll. George 6. Evans, VIII
H. nv Ksllrk and Clark, J. +.
m lanes HOsslhger, o. W. "iVis
TaphPy of Newark,
", :, T -, / special one and was
st.td at the solicitation Of Pro
.h'a I Who demanded an investi-
shsrces % preferred against him, OF
eS,Pepd, president Purnell had
fa,Sation received by the Board at
covered two points, viz Charges
Brtsuce and unpopularity, brought
h graduates Of 1882 against Prof.
,pd charges presented against
Parpell by DR.. Reinhart and his
apOsel, Professor Jefleris. The
.vsiDd Professor Reinhart are
sweeping. The petition recites
pce and unpopularity, the latter
aeh a marked degree TO cause,
luients allege, great injury to the
ouIl Professor Reinhart remain a
4 the faculty. Those against
Purnell are !axity of discipline and
work in influencing the seniors
Hud charges against DIR. Rein
nter of the faculty stated their
scaS, Prot. Reinhart made a
nsntOf the workings of the college
8 eenleayored to sustain his course.
4 good bit to say about Presi-
iii methods, and 1t is stated, di-
hi that that gentleman was the
dihe petition asking for his re-
Sf Jeiieris, also appeared before
~ the champion of the accused
bout 1870 o'clock the talk from the
E the faculty was ended, and the
II the graduating class were
hdrRames are NJ. W. Davis, l..
William II. Broughton, Calvin
ABlpy j. Wiley, John w. Her.
Daniel Hirsch. These young
Tn brought into the room, one
nd made their statements
instances we're cited as +
styled the obnoXious courss
snhart, and they all testified u
he'd the petition for his remova
n option and for the good of tht
The name Of the student who
be petition was given, and eaei
fitiyely, IN answer to questions
dent Punell, that he Ind signed
b ofhis own accord and that he
dent bad nothing to do directly
ctly with the petition or with tn,
against tht Professor of Agri
ient was asked why he had signeC
se' he answered, ~ know If DIR
tnains il will hurt the College
that y
E a humber of students will no
he remains Il member of tn
Akel for names he gave the name
'sos students who had so expresse,
to him.
Student, Mr., Br0ughton admittet
said 10 Major Riggs that he di,
10 injure Professor Reinhart
lrll asked ii the petition I'm hi
not calculated 10 injure him, an
lt could reconcile his action Il
le petition. To this he reptile,
u great love for Delaware, an
'loli was directed by this feeling
lof lhe good Of the Institution.
Sssl9le u lrarn anything positiy
n'll 'loings Of the Board. tn
NloNfhed al G.l5 o'clock, to NEE
on Thursday next, at l0o'clocl
sssl9ll alnons the members Wa
eelllorTs Of the faculty might Sc
''eil'fS between themselves an
vas Va gwen in order that that migl
II 10 canciliation takes place ii
n y! Of several members of II
III be asked for.