The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-20
| !. rou,se to Be Pursued 10
N S,sIng Investigation
.,,ov WANTS TO 60 WAY BACK
80 Thinks a Better Plan
II S''D .. 20 Look Into Present
e' Conditions

February 10.--It has been
|sl J ssteral days that Messrs'
y s stafford we're dlssa d a,oa w Win
~ me reports they have n ne, VIZ WIZ
~ W. have been treated. Mr.. Boyd
sSpl.s", bs supreme court and the
Nsl', ,s Home, but as yet his findings
H Y, ss.u acted upon Mr.. st9nord IN,
II ~ ,Ss deaf aud dumb institute ana
|aliieo ~ Sonartment and although he
s'a m, former over week ago
riO y ,.ttsr today no disposition was
- nromptly pass upon his re-
' Y, .thsr case. Therefore ne took inc NJ,
Y na,,y Of giving out his report oh
$500 "a drmb asylum to the press this
sh sHa .ont longer waiting for the
|..s4e to pass upon IT, ,
wv, M did not meet with the approval
a.'.r,.p Henderson was made pIen
| =. committee NET formally TINS even wen,
!. 10 brought tie subject up at once
-,rrsa the opinion that 1t was not
10 ont subcommittee reports be-
had been finally disposed OF as
81. ~ impression might be created when
y, s,.onent amendment could remove
',@ thai these reports were the proper
| I, ~ committee and that no subcom
'.T.n had the right to give them out.
'' .n,s ~ procedure would have to be
N. 10 with regard to these repoi Is,
L ig,ed to avoid giving rise to errone'
/. Is,s which amendments OF necessary
...a.Os eould not dlsplace. 1t was his
landing that the committee was TO
m facts and not conclusions anu toat
!. Iscts we're TO ne agreed upon Oy t9e
tires as a whole before being pun
N. brought Nr. stafford to his feet with
4 r.mslk that be codld not see now the
4. II cu,d I've led asuay by the publca.
q suDtommttee reports, as II Wouto
Il ,,darstood that they were simply tue
fisr 81 fac man making them ana the
ts1itee might differ with that man II II
4, nj aud IL. tile pubic know II. How
III, he was willing to abide by any RUE
IN might be adopted 10 govern In th'
|,rIIcs but he wanted the result OF nl'
EIesIgst!ons given out some time; InC
E.,s-s AZ other ACKNOWLEDGEMENT had peel
|s,p 3D. passed upon and puplisned, ou
/. .u.nfol mad been paid to his report oil
N deaf and dumb asylum, though IL ha'
u ,tadv for more than a week.
I'M Boyd followed in the same strain
|ud,r that Il had been published that thu
-rTittee had succeeded in tinding on
|wsss except that Superintendent KIM
Il the Confederate Home mad piaSe'
|I,n,es with one of the inmates OF tina
|sftutlon and hurt the feelings of other
IN NJ comforting a ike favor upon them
N II wanted was to let the people know
I'm h had been trying to perform tn
|lria imposed upon him by the resolution
|rndng the committee,
srstor Savage declared that he ba'
|fr,a ers, no reports but those that hat
1lsn 81 III upon and approved. by tn
|rtas committee and that he had no pei
|n,l ambition to crafty in the matter.
NJ, StaHords report on the deaf an
limb asylum, which is given elsewhere
|sr thereupop called up and read. No sool
u had the secretary finished reading l
/ iin Mr. Henderson yielded the chair I
W Savage and moved that the report b
Iiaadsd by adding thereto the &-stimon
n officials and employees touching the ger
|nl administration of AFFAIRS during tn
|trsl terms uuder which they have serV
4 nd the testimony of various pupils cot
ltHlag the discipline and general trea,
|snt He also asked that the expenditure
L II appropriations under the head OF col
agent be closely scrutinl5ed.
W. Stafford objected 10 the propose
Parchment, The best interests 81 the IN
Elrions would be subgerved by look,n
| il' EXISTING conditions. he asserted, an
Nste was no interested in havln
! 'aii lransplred years ago dug up. Mott
could be accomplished by discussin
e management of State institutions /
a past after the officials responslb,
assig bad gone out Of Office into priyat
w hs 10 the present management Of til
.i and dumb lnsti ute he was satiste
w IL ANYONE could see by Icoklng Il
N, pupils that they were we'll treated
wv q was willing to have tiem examine