The daily gazette., 1882-07-20
|1aoVEssoR BOUNCED.
..r,s SEAT DECLARED
|lNhn" VACANT
,nrp WITH FAINT PRAISE "
man Get. Excited and ,,.."'.'.,.ns sewers m,s
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edaS sT WIN IN and around Delaware ,rs,s,ss. ool.
pecisly AZ yS,"Iock ~ little knot OF s trustees s
At I,.,', ~ oU o,' the sidewalk in front Of
Standing S'nS Sn WI 10 the path across the
" sp' Professor Jefiefls ~ mat tha- a. eentre
Y, xith David j. Murphy IN purnei, sng lam, and
wlan an,,s' r while President rurne,l M a,,a, anu
campWvS' pWs'eSey and Wolf were busily N
ea "a y Tr,stee ms Dean, published IN 'ne
TE o. Of ~ dugsety the trustees had collected In
|ut lv.TU ~ the sbe second story of the north
-rSOl,l SCan.,ary "a " Evans came out to the
sevie' e.na hIilding and called to Presi-
0lDam GOl %I to "come over" but that
Luiu'S y" rsU,ied by sending handful o.
llal NM n NJ information that he would
,ssnhsn Sus w, present at first were DIR.
Vi' y R1b, president; DR.. Peter ID.
!, gSasdelphIa, Charles b. Lore,
|, u TmIiahgton ; Rev. James McIntire
\. IOhp NJ. Reynolds Of Middle
y iIerander Fulton, Esq, of Dover;
q Evans, William Dean, Drs.
,nd Clark, ]. F. Williamson, 8. NJ.
,nd r David J. Murphy of Newark,
Rlark of New Castle, and A. j.
,vpr Of Newark, subsequently put In
'1ssunee. Just before the meeting
lisd 10 order William Dean came
IN up the path, coatless, his vest un-
ii and his face, which wore a look Of
binatioD,was all aglow with heat. Shak-
M with one or two at the door, he en-
rsmsrking, in reply to question of our
sptatiye, that, for his part he was
to admit reporters.
ious to that several members had
,ked to do what they could to gain
uee for the solitary newspaper man,
aoe 10 that effect was written by the
and taken to DR.. Bush, After wait
N nearly II o'clock and 10 reply
the reporter gave up the idea OF
able to obtain a straightforward and
iel account. Shortly after ! O'Clock
two members left the college, fol-
Ater BY Others. 1t was learned then
/ adjournment had been made for
the meeting to convene again at 2.30
t6nite Information could be obtained,
Dugh was gathered TO establish the
HeOnyictlun that Professor Reinhart,
Chinese, "must 60" The lone re
shout this time was REINFORCED by
Wilmington newsgatherer, and the
Questioning President Purnell and
b Wolf in the side yard of the
sdweling, were informed that the
at bad not the slightest idea of what
lg on, and both members of the
amitted that they were nervously
fOusly awaiting a result-it didn't
aueh what was done, so the question
ld, and arrangements could be made
opening of the fall session. ..-..-
bt iSO o'clock signs of dissolution OF
etiRg were noticed, and the members
TO s1aggle out of the college. 1t
On learned that Professor Reinhart
eN sacrificed aud that his champion,
m Dean, had presented his resignation
ember Ofthe Board OF Trustees. The
erS were as reticent as CLAIMS and evil
were unwilling for the press to get
e account OF the meeting, preferring
pile TO be given what some character
"garbled" report. Enough was
D. however, by careful investigation,
at least general outline of what
oae, although the rich and interesting
could not be procured.
proganme was about as follows,
81 it may not be given In the order
e9 upon the minutes, inasmuch as
IL Evans, Secretary of the Board,
lOperly guarded his notes with the
ysllance, not even giving the re-
all inkling OF what was contained In
oIlilsed mass Of papers" in his pos
MI. Evans, however, when In
mat Tile REPORTERS were aware that
PORTIONS at least of the proceedings
ea ordered given To the press for pub
livery kindly promised to forward the
u llae ior to-day's issue.
y plsl matter taken up was the request
,u1A4klTEreporter for admittanee. A
.oA admitting him was presented by
.aa ,t anu Voted down, the members
VIZ ground that the college was q
solHoFa'ion and the meeting was
S'e ~. saf3liy private. Mr.. Dean took
n N, ~ ''eS-tlal 1t was a public body
W 10 one t0 back him mn
''Sal, oin o. The faculty meeting was pre-.
slsael BY President Purnell and
s0,a,.1 ..J,n a1aeEey and Wolf, In which II
'ona,ss e,a,eu .dat they deemed reeoncilia-
~ p"slole es as long as Professor Rein.
'so,oa oSae u ol their number. The prinei.
e~ap s1ruOa was the professors uncontrol
RsInL,A R1, A paper was read from Pro
lslsaa Iat1 ! III which that gentleman ac
s'u : ne mad made a mistake and wal
SSs ~ 5naflhonize. No attention wal
msa r%e aocllment, which, as far as coult
1ss Issn was M not even accepted.
". presented a number of affidavit
Y nv Is4aulllents in behalf of Professo
slSt MY, Salty aaty were treated, tlguratlyely
Dot as,,,, sg,.sei'lpt, the members of tn
M 6s,5i.l ,sal looking at them. Dir. Busl
.Oul lra,'iss NJ, oi the papers, stating tina
ad ani, I0' oe considered, inasmuch a
d drsi,a5p , open a new question, whicl
h SU,s aons ol the three members of tn
bH itsetllhg H. Prof. Jefferis was ais
IVpS NJ ~ Tenor could not be obtained
'allH5inp 5 Dean, when asked eoncernin
Aai i4p,ng WI 4 to Jetferis, that "any ma
remain paiA i, oi manhood in him coul
bad hao, III ihe faculty after readin
bl,osl bgoell SAID about him.
'naker a, anS VINO took the position of
n twS ,a.p, a,l9 a healer of wounds, pr,
hat av uhi, hrig,solutions, as follows: ~
atnce n p.s we have some respect an
IN |, rroiessor Reinhart AS ma,
Hrto1 s W ~. us fidelity as an officer and !
afty VIII sgIi owing to his personal vi
dbt mgiia nusg 'ae students, we think
alegr ,,T sban,iI mat his competition. vii
Op \ VIM v s4as seyeripg our afiiciol oo
Aed to Sav iplessor ~ Reinhart we NAV
and that ~ mat We do so with deep' ,
wishes ana ,'a earrles with him our hear
SAereyqr ,I i, prayers for his future 81,
connity,,adll llls lot may be east, j ~
led 10 wal, y, ', lllree was, on motion, a
pest his =, -, npon Professor Reinhart n
ply and 5's'ghation. Messrs. L0l
those ,,a'i', aaa Fulton were sa,ooto
Won With ','ell thn retired and had co
baHk ta llle lp, professor, who declin
% and renars pr.lgR. The committee
aee, and ppofn p"tlea the result Of the &C
aIea Yaean, n,,p.essor oz., Reiphart's seal I W "
ea 10 supply VII tha .ae ., proper commit
lghi NJ Ja,dehtally remarked that