The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-09-08

mat END mailed TO each of the white
circular letter q. follows.
orrrcr OF rss CAuc.uax.
EAIkraB. ". &. Aux. ~. isss>
For some time pas; the Hsu, and ob~r,.
ser. nevsPsper Published In Raleigh. has
oeeo Furnishing articles that reflect not only
upon The ofsicsrs snd teachers OF the Dv.{
Dumb and blind Institute ussh Which voo
Are o1n necscd as tesches. but upon ;he r-,o-
PIE OF the State In general IL is nv par
pose to corrcss these articles. and In orssss 70
10 the matter full justice would sppf~ci-
ale II If you viii kindly answer the folIov
ne questions Ia full. and II you desirr TO
make any further remark thai may surxr.,
themselves upon the matter in Question.
kindly express then in your cotn munioa-
ion.
lt rs = teacher have you been treated
With one respect and courtesy
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70. Hsve you been subjected TO any hu-
N 'iaiion IN sny respect whatever
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-. Hs~ often have you met Jas. Young
e 'ioredL member ofthe Board Of Trus-
'ees' VI your official capacity,
Hn- Has Jas. Young ever spoken 10 yo,
DR. 'n'ruded his presence upon you A. q
NE inorr OF the Board while in the perform
inoe OF your duties n teacher.
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3. DO You know of your per.onaI knovL
sdge whether Jas. Young has ever made hi,
pIesspoe in the Institution in any vay
offensive to any teacher or pupil
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9th. What is your opinion Of the general
Of the Institution,
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L desire TO refute the base charges against
ne institution, and trust NAV receive an
EARLY reply from you
Yours very truly,
Il. c. KivKRs.
TO the above letter we have receive 4
seventeen replies. We would gladly
publish the name Of each one, but a
we were requested by some Of them
not 10 put their names in public PRINT
we with hold all names, and desig.
nate them by number corresponding
20 the number marked on the original
letters.
Letter No. !. Answers as follows ia
The six questions submitted: l. Yes:
2. No; ). have never seen him: 4. No:
). No; 6. think the Institution m
very we'll.
Letter No. 2; l. Yes: 2. Moss. Never
in any capacity whatever; 4. Jas.
Dung has never spoken to me or in.
truded upon me at any time; s. Ne; 6
so lar Is am in q position to Judge,
me general management of the Iusti-
tuition has been good; all necessary
apparatus has been literally supplied,
YOu gentleman have shown much in.
;erest In the Institution, and have en-
1eavOre0 to benefit and secure it's
greatest good.
Letter No. 3; l. Yes; 2 No: 3.
Never; 4. No; 5. Though / have been
ABSENT from no duty during my con-
nect'on with the Institution, yet 1 have
,ever seen Jas. Young within it's walls.
'r Known OF his being there except At
he meetings of the Board in the Prin.
u pies Office: q. As an instructor in
Inc White Blind department. 1 have
1ao no reason to find fault with the
general management at any point. AS
ar as my knowledge extends feel
nat l may say as much of the manage.
nent as . whole.
Letter No. 4: l. have; 2. have
lot; 3. have never met him: 4. He
has not; 5. l do not: 6. So far "A I
Know it has been very good.
Letter No ): /. Yes; 2. No:3. have
1ot; 4. He. has not; 3. l have never
Known, or heard, of any such thing
lie is regarded in the Institutio on a.
courteous and considerate; &, Under
Is present management the Instifn.
Ion mas continued to prosper. its
cope has been extended. and ia bet.
er supplied with apparatus than ever
before.
Letter No. 6: l. l have at all times
'een treated with due respect and
'ourIesy; z. No; 8. did not see Jas.
Dung the entire lime he was q mem.
Ter OF the Board of Trustees: 4. He
lever entered my school room: nor
lid see him while employed with
ny duties as q teacher; ). 1 never heard
hat James Young made his presence
n the Institution in any way often.
I've; g. The general management of
ne Institution is excellent, every.
hng working in perfect harmony.
Letter No. z. l. Yes, in every partic
lar; 2. No, none; 8. 1 never met him
n my official capacity; 4. Never:5 r
now OF no instance, had there been I
mink | would have known of it. 6. III
mink the general management must
e excellent, the growth and success, of
ne school fully testifies to such being
be case.
Letter No. 8, 1 1 Am carpenter for
ne Institution, my treatment has
cen as good as / could ask: 2. None
7hatever, there has never been a word
r act passed in my presence to mar
~ feelings in tn. least; g. Never met
i'm at the white department. he has
ever been at my shop at all, met him
nee at the c0lOred department, Deyer
uestloned me at all about my busl.
ess /. Never has spoken to me con.
err1ng my work or the Institution. 4.
90 not: my work calls me through
le building a. often as any other con-.
ected with the Institution. ana
ave heard nothing of the. kind: g. A. |
ood or better than ever saw il.
Letter No. 9. Yes; 2. No: 3. Never,
No; 5. [ do not; 6. Good.
Letter No. 10: /. l have
OF; 3, l have never met him: AHe +
ever has; 5. l do not; 6. think tho
anagement good. '-''
Letter No II: IL have: a. b.v.
oti 8. ne mas never visited my de-
1ttment OF the Institution: 4. He has
ot; 8: l do know Of my own
aowieage mat he has not; 6. That il
- oeen well differed and run on hue.
ess priE cIples.
Letter No. IL: i. As housekee Der II
we oeen treated, At ali times. With
re respect; 2. None whatever: 2
nee IN May OF 1897, he came to the
y n.s" WIN Prof. Aeserve while I
- preparing luncheons fox the chill.
en-. His conduct was that of \ en-
man; l. No; S. No; 6. Very good.
Letter No. 10; l. I:have st IA t;m...
NO. Sn IL l had should have resigned +,
once .; accidentally met Jas. III. Ii
,ung (coi.) once in the public office
this Institution, l had never sesn
- before, and have not seen b,m
ice; 4. he has never intruded his
esence upon me; and at the time
nh A.