Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-22

Permit me &c congratulate your paper
on the editorial which appeared Tuesday
evening, 18th inst, in defense OF my peo-
pie. You strike tie keynote by saying;
III the mass meeting meaus anything II
means that the usefulness oil Miss kruse
as an instructor of our children has bee
60 impaired as to become practically Of
no account" One has only to look at
various reasons which seem to be wildly
operating In your mind, aud the coE clu-
sion IL practically reached mt once by
any careful and impartial observer OF the
situation.
When Mise Kruse was interviewed by
the Every Evening reporter, January 2s,
in eonlradic,ing the statements OF pupils
and their parents that they had been dis.
gracefully discouraged Y her In pursli-
ng the high school course, she claimed
they did not take interest In their studies.
Charles Flake, now student at Lincoln
University, Immediately replied by send
lug note. which was published January
2, 10 the Morning News, and Informed
the public that Miss Kruse's statement
was erroneous, he having been pupil at
the time she referred to.
In re, gard to the Others, some Of them
are now at Howard School, after lapse
| VI btATlt thb ytaif, WHiCiI Ie pTOpl publ-
| tive they had been deprived Of lhc oppor-
tunity until the evil was exposed.
The Delaware Twilight brought GU,
some OF the most startling information
that enthused our people and properly
they demand her removal. For instance
the following l.t,e, published by tina
paper and republlsned in the New
February Sd:
MBRIDGgPORT, Mass, August 18th
lss0.-My Dear Mrs. Coleman: | h.v
every prospect to raise the money 70
Sarih's board, aud Miss Doyer's mothe
will bG ard her. hhe will he in the sam
block with Lillian Spet Ger aud they cal
attend school. ! have enough none
now Il pay Ter beard Tor one month, an'
think when | leave here shall hav
enough TO get safely through the year
Please ct h r ready and bring her up /
Philadelphia on sunday, Il e last day c
August. No, that is a mistake. ] shout
have said Sunday, the first day OF seI
TENDER.
Mrs. Doyer's address is No. 1923 Scout
Seventeenth street. Lillian knows whei
: it is. shall be at Miss Doyer's on Sur
t day. Can you come up with Sarah G
+; the boat on Sunday morningi You coul
+. pring her and have talk with Nj
| DuNtT. AN lOt hu'o Wuht NIB bJh'
!, will charge Tor her board, but she wi
: only charge enough to pay Tor what 81
!, eats aud Sarah can help her wash dish
u aud run errauds; but NJ the same tin
4 We will arrage that sue shall have I
o gular time for study. Let me hear iro
g you bs soon us possible. l think We q
4 going to say 10 the future that. Sar,
!. Coleman 10 q smart woman. Respe,
: fully, EDwlSA B. KRusE.
o What went with the money begged
,r Sarah's board? 1t should be rene
a. bered that Miss kruse up to the time
= tho publication OF this letter tried
J., make everybody believe no pupils h
applied for admittance to The high cour
NC The Every Evening also said she no
er a permanent certificate, but its aver
us is not given.
These are some Of the reasons W
er many of our people demand her remo'
ily Because they show that she is either
12 capable to teach the high course, or la
|, a the proper conception OF her d,
Either are not admirable in the prime
po OF public school.
SrASsBuRY MURRAY, JR.
* No. l04 e. Front Stree
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