New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-19

A committee had been appointed 10 draw mp
resolutions to Doe submitted TO President Taylor
and TO the trustees Of the college yoicng the Sent-
ment of al on the withdrawal Of Or Taylor from
his charge at Nassar.
The members OF the committee were Miss Mary
/ Avery. class NJ '6s Mrs Elizabeth W Champ
ney So Miss Alice Dinsmore. y. Mss Mary {.
Trask -. Mrs Myra Smith Clark. %, Miss Annie
Brown - Mrs Mary Shaw Thompson. ~ Mrs
Harriet Stanton Batch rs Mrs Emily j. roger
-. Miss Caroln" p DOW So Miss Mary \ san
ford -. Ms Helen Morris Ifadley, 80; Mrs A
Mckinley Hatch 'SS Mrs *. Drexel Penrose 81;
Mrs + = Cutting. 80. Miss Louise lawrence
Nleg- ql. Mrs Mary y Sanders Hays. " ana
Miss Mary T. chambers. o.
Before reading the resolutions Miss Avery sug-
ee.ted that ID motion boz made for a committee 10
le appointed 10 present these resolutions TO ea'h
40 the trustees IN order that they might consid'r
Them seriously before hear ne them az the Board
-,,.,i,, ON Thursday next and tina, Dr. Taylor
should receive as soon possible the resolutions
drawn up begging him TO remain IN his present
position
This suggestion was made motion and carried
and then several points were also discussed p"
for. ,ho resolutions were read. Mrs Backus said
that al must feel that in contemplating the ac-
.e1t,nca ~ the call 20 Brown University the
al,,rnu. must feel that Dr. Taylor was In no way
r..raant to his devotion TO Nassar. or dazlied 10y
what the larger field has 20 Offer bui tha' IL
wishes 90 pe iu the place where he can ana mus
materially u helping on the general progress OF
education She spoke ~ IN" dchcl'"c'S iH '''
,ovipuont % Vas,ar notably I'm q scientific library
and "a biological laboratory. ana % Or Taylor 3
dfsffl. fo begging for the things necessary IN pu'-
suing his plans for advancing the standard oil edu-
cation she reminded the members that the stand
ards Of the mer's colleges are the ones no" eN-
pected 10 be- hed 10y an institutions OF learning
and that 20 keep up with these funds are heceS'
loss Il
moment needed boy Nassar
Miss Ely said that s20oteo was needed, that II
the. college could not support Dr Iaylor III MS Wise
views OF what Was required, ana SO ehape MN 10
work without being hampcr"d ne could ho' De 90
rc,,ed to remain I'm SO restricted field. but would
-. -. on. ,yher his usefulness would be more wide
srraad. that T. Nassar could not keep Dr- layIo'
neither could # keep any other earnest ana aole
worker. 49,. r,.,,.,I, Alur,ua.
,esre and declared that we "a women shouLu
pledge ourselves 10 raist w ,snt'oD - Dr Taylor
VINO hae refused To- woman Win raPi'SS -
but mas always stood for tn highest me"'"' "e''
Wrs Elizabeth W Champney said that Nass ASA,
" ouu To-, - The worth OF good educators by CIV
ing adequate reimbursement FOR SERVICES tnu 1 So ne
nI ,b", such action taken by Nassar "oulu ralSt
the standard Of tn" saiarie" o. 'e"' "''S "'' '
M I'm, ma" resolutions were then read and formally
.f..uf.d and committee oi thIer was dPguI''''- -"
.i,'t men, 10 the Board ~ Trustees ne com
i.'I'' Wv ,,,,,o4ed ~ Mrs Mary Shaw Thompson
,r,,,a, Airs Harriet Stanton Blatch ana MISS
r r cutting II was also susSs,rd 'na psrs,IeSt
,.,'.,ls L. made the trustees ana 70 ti's
.rlylr I'M. latter 20 Doe assured or the loyal sup
por orsider1bl, discussion arose over the question
80 49, or NOT other branches OF me HIuhlii,"
snould be Included In those 'anctoh'hs "e ''''
ions to be- sent iu next week ,si o.
~, VA. found that Boston mas not slkIillleu D..
'st ~ ioiu IN, New-York branch IN makhe lLe
w.. through one men her stated thai FplH
rr,,,te letters sh- was informed thar vas -
49, th1t mo- expression OF loyalty or supP"t'
rlu' j., PRESIDENT Tay,or could be too strong
Tho branches that have peen heard ron , n' sam.
,,-,,.t and letter anxious 10 max II '",'
h.'t.,, ,haf th. \cW-YOrk branch makes ar
ir,go cleveland Washington and western New