A Narrative of the Embarrassments And Decline of Hamilton College
A Narrative of the Embarrassments And Decline of Hamilton College
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That the officers of the College all be dismissed, with the exception of the President.
" 2. That the doors of the College be closed, for a time, imme- diately after commencement.
" 3. That one year's salary be voted the President, and that it be urged upon him, as his duty, to resign his office. " ' It is presumed, added Mr. Smith, the President will not think of remaining, since he will have no services to perform. ' I immediately remarked, As the previous resolutions are con- nected with the... last, I wish the Board to understand, that I shall not resign my office at present, on any conditions. I repeated the reasons for this course, if I mistake not, which were given before the Board in May ; and added, that my resignation, in such circumstances, would be virtually an acknowledgment to the world, that the reports in circulation were true, and that the pros- trate condition of the College was to be attributed principally to myself. [69] [69] To the above remarks, Mr. Smith replied, 'I have ever entertained high respect for our President ; but it seems, when the gentleman has once formed his purpose, he can never change.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That the officers of the College all be dismissed, with the exception of the President.
" 2. That the doors of the College be closed, for a time, imme- diately after commencement.
" 3. That one year's salary be voted the President, and that it be urged upon him, as his duty, to resign his office. " ' It is presumed, added Mr. Smith, the President will not think of remaining, since he will have no services to perform. ' I immediately remarked, As the previous resolutions are con- nected with the... last, I wish the Board to understand, that I shall not resign my office at present, on any conditions. I repeated the reasons for this course, if I mistake not, which were given before the Board in May ; and added, that my resignation, in such circumstances, would be virtually an acknowledgment to the world, that the reports in circulation were true, and that the pros- trate condition of the College was to be attributed principally to myself. [69] [69] To the above remarks, Mr. Smith replied, 'I have ever entertained high respect for our President ; but it seems, when the gentleman has once formed his purpose, he can never change.
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