New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-11
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Minneapolis.
To The Tribune correspondent DR.. Storrs said TO-
dav:
"Tc action Just taken will be Of great ADVANTAGE in
many ways. 1t would relieve the home secretary from
a multitude OF in>innarionS. it will relieve the can
d.date, from the cmbarra,S nent under which rlmor
placed them ard it will relieve the Board from mcn
Of the criticism that has been thrust upon It, l
believe in discussion. animated discussion, cSpe-
cally whore II b" conducted and leave no sting
behind At De, Moline, ard Springfield and even In
New York. away feeling hurt. but to-day
are going away without any such feelings. The
atmc> phcrc (, clear. The discussion has been per-
sonal, lat not acrd Nj parties are better salts.
fed thtn they would have been had it not been
for this personal expression OF views held by the
different m'mlcrS.'
Dr. Is"hrord, aid: Tho American Board has had
two wng- and centre, and the opinion has been
cry -taling about the centre. and has resulted in
common plan. carrying the BOARD straight
through boih WINS. II /, often 50 in politics.
II is often in religious matters. that the common
OF N" majority arises after Tim" and brushes
aid" the extremists on either side
Dr. Virgin. Of Ncw-IOrk. >ad: The Amer
ican Board is like one Of the big
trees uf C,lliorniait cannot he pulled
NJ hy the pulled down hy the branches. It
VIII stand a tempest of di-"us,on without serious
harm. IT. friends are men If strong convictions.
,he.oro til, period of agitation mcfhods Of ad-
WU'NlIfi''' h"' ~ ! I"'"" III III" PURPOSE y. NM
10 save the world. ard II i, DONG a magnificent work
and VIII 'liuc io It even II 10 changes made.
An enlarged corporate membership and Change
in the m"'l~l ~ election seemed u be do
sired y, A lt;.c number IF worthy men. ThOSe
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hr no '"'''' j" w" ""'''''" o'>'> :" ''I' ""i'"' V.
that an >ufr. think IT, meeting wi help toward
a better understanding. greater unity and strength
Amon; tie r-.>o,u"n> adortot today was this
"E">o,"d. That t., Boa d, sire t. pace on recoTd
o., ,..,i,,u T., me. ,,r,irr # IN. WORLDS Fair 10
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President Bartlett. "t Dartmouth '"llr-e read re-
port on """" ~|T'ary .N:r",' paper o: ye>'e'ay On
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'n>>i'n # thai lot" II "'n";i'"" TIE r'i"Ft OF the
committee. If Size The Gi.,l.,>on III, u. ,?,u. took
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a'c DR.. oniii. 81 IL" I "H''i'" :" N"'' ONO moro
INSISTED iA,r the committee ~trG mp r"port but
cy v. ..t ,na, il.. di.,.,,-..n lad bee. 80 acr-
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~. r.p,it or Or Ad,''> rpprt wa, then adopted.
Mr. W. ulp e: Ne" lur,. rad the qu">ti n, now
formulated !r ">' III \''''I''- 'i">>'"'d'' 'dl;u.
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t,r m ,,,,..'mrnt 4, ni',o',r, Iii under the
NV o.. - ~ .,o,i, ~. h.. y. Communicating with
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