The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-09-03
NO new STUDENTS FOR STORRS
THF iGRItI m RiI iOIIIGI ~
4 >IRIOt PIIGH Z
Dissatisfac,lo With President illnt rrnl-
abb, the cause Light on a Recent
secret Meeting Of the Trustees A..
tempt To SHIFT the lila me to a Trustr,

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tempt to shirt the blame 10 a Trustee
NEw HAVEN. Conn. Sept O. o. wac a..
bounced to-day that NO. a "lNlHIa',
admission 80 the Storrs Afri,I. Hlrl' g.. ...
tok The examinations IN this offs Har
ford and Norwich, three OF the pltoo- vH.r.
several candidates were looked iur AMI
only one. d appeared fur 'H" 60
animation At DaHbury Only uu' o.
Iearcd at the college uu SATURDAY
Not a person cane hefore Prof H..-
X Monteith NJ Ia" Capitol IN Hari',rI
SATURDAY. Prof Montsith il bfu'. .....
law to President Flint Of the college he
~, In his room all day waiting f1r csrd'
dates Generally there are several ".
present themselves for tie ou'uro. on.
smination- az Hartford. and Prot Mo-.
teith vas hunderstruck over tine u'..
absence Of candidates lie saul c prr~r',
trouble over the Precedence .. 'No Hr
versity was Ia all %prutabllfv fue 'eas..
why candidates failed 10 apIeaJ
The friends OF Storrs College today
expressed amazement over conditions
which prevent Young men from entering
thus college to study 10 heoome thuruug
going farmers. They think a crisis is
hs-'n reached in the history - Sturr,
when only two candidates appear Tor ",.
animation in FIVE of the principal pla Fol-.
In Connecticut. where many candidates are
annually listed.
Master X G. Patterson ~ Turriugtou.
head 81 tho State Grange, comprising about
IL. 60 farmer members. l. ont to-day DO
in an explanation Of his attitude toward
President FLINT. aud gives the details ~ a
secr.t meeting 81 the Board IL Trustee
Of which he II n member that Var h'I
last July Mr.. Patterson has he"n crit.
cised sharply by Changers who believe.
In the absence 81 details Of that s~rr.'
meeting In July, that Patterson was one
Of President flint's champions
Mr. Patterson ssys thai two rcSplu'iur-
were presented az tho me"ting II the 'rl-
tees. one on the removal and th" o'h'r
| on M. r,cugagemenf 81 Pr'sid"u' Pin
fof another school wear That ~ "
removal Of President Flint wa defeated
only two Of the uln" trustees voting ~ Pr
lhu-s. Of the majority srguest that u "os
not pruI-,r On dismiss n President ~ a oH,
lege without giving him an opT"rtuul'"
of ~roSiguiug or making a request Tor l'
I resignation Mr. Patterson Tor these rea
sons vot.-l with the ma lority.
On the second resolution Tor tho recnT
~ Aa'
school wear, with the understanding and
agreement that 10 should tender his rt~ig
nation to take cfoSt al ia" Close ~ IA" pre-
ent school wear. there wero four votes o. IFS
favor and five against Patterson Nn''sI
with th. majority II was tl" opinion g
the majority that IL would not IT, Tor 'N'
best Interest - tho college To continue %"
President under any such conditions
MIR Patterson SAYS that l. aCCuftar"'
with that vote President Flint IL no. "a"
-. ..UH H. ALA
I'LL am ANY Judge 81 Just what ito I-'''
want and what must lie lone Tor a." .u-
C,ss and advancement ~ our aguUt'.fh
college. II II the resignation, not TIE "f'
gagen.nt, Of President Flint Ihi- Is '''
unanimous expression al tho I-ni"' ana
Also the expressed wish Of eNery Asuru-
tural Organization In the stat" ~ TAI -
meeting. have tsen held
One of the graduates - SturrH las '.s
to say about, the trouble in the ir-ti'g'.
President Flint has not the respect .''."
faculty bs-rau-e he l. so weak in many i-'ln'-
that require strength and the iar--'"'"s
ability requisite for such an ln-''u'I.'
But WHY blame President Film iuf a.. ''l-
troubleY lie was appointed Ir,~'1'''
Naturally. he has done his bet AMI v'H.'
like Ia retain the place The trnur'" T. l'",
Of him and In the Board of Trustee. nl
traced still further back would ta'' 'n ''
Hon. W. = Simonds. WIN hy d",I.I- wave
has dominated the board H." alumni si.
this and laSt winter unanimously '"'"'
they were. opposed Ia his reapislr'H"h'.
hut Mr.. Simonds worked hong. hp.i N'
faithfully. as only n wideawak" r"l'.''"
can, and. IA We believe. only ohthir'i '.'
Office on political grounds and uu."i 't
with him NJ least one more trl~'~" vh'H %
his bidding
As long as the Simonds rAgiw" reta'-
Down goes SiorrS. and 1t will NO. ID" bong
closing out We need morn ir!lC'W
meet ings such A. that NJ Berlin, mo-" 70
on Mr. Simonds nnd hi- work, and v' 'lN'
have n RESURRECTION Speed ~" day v'"t
We shall have . Connecticut AgT"liN''
COLLEGE that will h. the pnd' OF "N'r'
Citinen'-
Trustee Simondz was Congrr~smaN Wv.
tho First Congress dist riot ~ 'hi- &
and was also United State toWWl~s' mo-.
Of Patents during PU-it"'' ha''l-''
administrator He l. expected i7'f IT.
Europe this wspk His friends s' IN
attack on him h unjust,