New-York tribune., 1903-03-04

the a2aneng o. TIE hsn senocis eIsxso - go 49,
ss - sssn scssosed 81 lie Soroueh snpsrvi.oa
sa g s e ssE Ssons saFs Is aE
sessH sS ssts aso new s4 untzssa board shsE by
ssE e sa5t sS sss sTssfss ss s Sssrr S1s g q q ens9
SGpiea uss rsason sSss ssy sOa sonus . szs
else the Powers that sasy ssTs srsa sPoy Reszeeo1 o
sssssf psiss j shss laSs psss ITS s sso - siea 81
s e ssT s p 1ss soard snSn e s have new
board created simply for the purpose OF eiecuns
SENATOR BROWN SUPPORTS BILL
Senator Brown then made q speech at eonsiderA-
bls length supporting his bill He said he was NOS
hothering about the number Of Regents. Ipefe
might be sIevsa elected for all he cared. TEs
system of electtag Rsgants Tor life was abclisheo.
He looked with favor upon the suggestion that
immediate relief be given to the present educational
saest im@sdi.fsIy i bad 6ssn said mat the BIZ
that The school systems we're no9rssiaS o 4he fbe
BIZ; they had STOOD a. buiWark foT certain re-
quFsment Of education for these entering sas prof O.
Ioen to represent each judicial district He thought
Sns "TS s pTesnt q nosrd of Rents vas net elected
g choose superintendent OF pubic iasSrvcTon; s t
we're not elected for that purpose; they held office
upon the Board Of ReEents" he sddsa we e. hay: ave
nle~reat edtors rom syrscase ana Reehestsr
Tasy nsyS % tner inspectors sOhE Este money to
every secondary school They have access TO every
seat Of sutaortty. in the State ana tnes make
sPnsE also sBs hssspRPs the Ss
Being responsibie for the agitation. which was nov
sss aSnE Espesf es e s.s0s Re R ns IF
se6G0l law SO that mig az supeson Of
academic departments He quoted from AZ oId clo
Go IT hGs pGsc oc adding that
willing to siyA6ishop Doane more time to attend
M skinner resented the criticism that had beea
ssd we're en- ns essd sna e
As SR9Ssd fEe The ssde mat s depsrmens
had attacked no one and that & there ss MA sUf for
he said at be found that .Sc,,lssHs We have
is rssiEnstion ready ard snSn be sY Fysn ss the
@ a paa ysf PrsHssd 70 tas eF
stmosphere which. he said BAD now G aSa
Regents and their employs Mr. @ AnsS0Fsa SSea.ed He
esred A that more than 500 t nae ersen cen who stole i
never was punished
ing to dc S tedH Se s6ef faIi that had taken
by dishonest empoye who had charge @ gsS3ndeS G3 d
and the enploye DISCHARGED He sac fn1s hs same
do not aaPP say that T. the Regents had anything to
afoD DO With ta, sd II M . ssT 1rher ut And Want
to know besides what do you mean about politics ss
IN the ssh9o! system: 20 Do n you fSat the superin-
RSnH Pendsat is RePsblieaR! he At The same
fs aen he VAS siets f3d he 'S turn out
fos rom body 9S dsns a politics rom that
which created them. Chauncey bepew not q poll
ment Of Pubic instruction single who 9o9 has
ever been delegate to Hc bs has Been
in the department.
THE REGENTS AND POLITICS.
There has not been Republican convention since
Chauncey Depew was elected a Regent that ne mas
rot attended spoken at. to delight at ieast
Whitelaw Reid not a politician? He is always
candidate for office or else always in ONCE. 81
Clair Kexsy not ti,nP DPS bat ats dan P9 b e
painted with the English langqase against pe%5n6- emo
fT and sgaInst RsoPs 5 t6s Of s9n OF not
gSGteH' ssPS hS smith snss' noe e T5fs Poa4
state Rqf n the n1Gs T1tsed sssssf ssts
ea sPpointment TO-DAY and he has not been
n s 0Ss 1s ss or SyN oes Not ct one Of sSea selected
6eesuSe Of = known or supposed fitness for public
q M the e FsFs1sss sFtsHs the SsI hsarhs n ths
Of Dsfa1Sf the sFown % dTS Siii Mr. Sexton said:
The so-cared Brown bill has not single feature
lean 70 errors side There Is not 2nS ONE tning eo1
Of claimed 9 sGGd 16t hf be it SessF 8%a Re @ he asns
board Of regents of the university as now consul
THE bill pretende to seek educational unihcation
but instead so5d sod c6Pns p59enG Snd vons in the d
Innfstration Of the States educational system Its
sbFe6 m IN par fe be desrs TO
of new departures, and more Largely by oeepsr
motive, which is easily apparent But changes IN
educational legislation are always to be depored.
pnSSs sss So8ere Else is there more force IN the
apophthegm. Let well enough alone ANALYSIS Of
change would work harm rather than good
1T would be immediately destructive to any tS po-
for such legislation in this enlghtsned day the
rnsnPipuistiOn Of school afairs and wiz not longer
5s baked Of their long scooo aP6 ak tae sn out
Of politics and not plunged deeper INTO sucn MI se re-
the he t ssss @ Paoe SE as xs
that redempton and protection + St our Sa1e 0I e
ona in ne Esy Be so eeiectuaiIy accomplished by
sh d m he III press Of s PfR5ss
University of the State. Such uplifting e6ucanonSsI S
Sas sRs .s aas o afPa
schools Of this STATE @ Of aestea the haes Of ef the
most prominent newspapers and Of such eminent
ef ad q both Of our United states
Thomas Plat and Hon ma pGfsent M peope
generally"
WANT REGENTS IN FULL CONTROL
Bishop poane IN support OF the bill. said in part:
believe the best thing the legislature can DO
s Snser Is the to gnt enre the Of Regents
the university they are now consntuIeGi. VIZ ~
s1s of ReFnts as the constitution allows them to
be dealt with, by such modification OF their powers
as t7e nf to say for the board two things: 1t is
ye5y soe Of ita members are busy about other
things cannot attend TO these matters; nevea Yer
nd e to DO something else Il must ,s se p pFef5s ts
fegslaturs that neither the EdIt0T n9n 9I EaPe all
Of whom have been quoted here this afternoon, are
very profoundly occupied either with drawing up
snperntendne ss the IL Of funds
4 aess not sP 9o the eas q f tf the Once
We are not capable OF employing the best men s
tbese duties It is perfectly apparent that there