Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-11-08
THE UNIVERSITY WRANcLE.
Two Varying Factions In
Reno.

1
ne real cause of the University ru,
~ die. The Journal is on one side an
'g the Gazette on the other. I'll
y journal OF yesterday has a con
r. munIcation which reads as follows
S ED JOURNAL action of tn
s Regents in relieving PresIdentBrowr
It OF the University, is a matter
+, worthy OF serious comments. The
only reason, judging from your
. LEGAL OF yesterday morning and
from rumors, they had for this ac-
ton, was that few of the pro-
lessons held a club over the Re-
gents saying they or President
Brown would have to go, and the
Regents yielded to the semi-brute
force of this threat.
If this be the ground for their ac-
ton, it may be worthy of the men,
but not of the dignity OF the office
OF Regents, which they hold.
One of the teachers rendered her
resignation some time age, to her
evident sorrow, and in order to re.
tam her position commenced a
warefare against President Brown,
calling to her aid others, who, no
doubt, are ambitious to build up by
tearing down, and were ready allies.
others wanted to be with the .
majority, content to take chances ,
for the promotion with what they, {
like Brown, obey the behest or re- |
quest, the better it will be for the
'uture welfare of the University. {
If the Board had shown the man b
rood that would have been becom-
ng 10 them, they would have ac- d
epted the resignation OF all the u
who proposed to resign, IL
applied their places, and then, if n,
resident Brown had not been the G.
ght man in the right place, they Ii,
Mould have asked for his resigna Sc
on, and manned the institution m
18th a force that would have car az
ed the point with reason, rather Tia
an constructive or actual threats Wa
hich is another name for moral to
wardice. els
In the action or the Regents, the
ey merit severe censure, and III
We laid precedent to be rul ID wo,
the club of any disafected en- j..
wee, who NAV come before them but
h threat or resignation. wit
his is anything but an enviable T
ltion In which such a dignitied IN.
e should be placed, and II the con,
sent Board do not appreciate shot
r compromised standing, the audi
Ter they are down and out, and for :
e room for Board possessing I'll
ability, the better. n.r
has been suggested President tb.,
VA has made many mistakes. do !;
ave all WHO have reen connect h;,
18th the University. Some of ono
; mistakes have been made. nr;.o
lost serious have been the recog nrohil
tact ttat the Regents have centa,
td to threats, and thus have an ,y
he servants are the masters of misto I
tuattou. X
GaZeue thinks the action of
oard we'll advised and SAYS
tally: living
poor policy for the Journal
on the handle and talk about
the Board of Regents for ~
their duty. We see no oc-
e., ;, twenty
faculty either. The Regents
ghly investigated the matter
i'd that which was for the
nd we ..n 80 shop. t
unit. We beg to differ with 60
urnal in it's statement that Adv
ltlment in Reno against the Winslc
OF the Board Careful in should
hows it to be fully in SYM teethin.
With their action. ems the
scholars all signed a card wind co
ng the resignation OF the Tor diar
mt. 1911,
Lake Tahoe Trout. "A ia
J. Woodbury., who has wilson