The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, January 27, 1914, Page TWO, Image 2
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otherwise violating tfne proprieties of
the position which she holds.
* ^'Resolved, third, That while this
board dees not request at present
the resignation of Dr. Saunders that
the same would be very acceptable
to them and that they think from the
friction that is evident in said institution
that it is her duty to resign
and that said resignation would do
more to bring about peace and harmony
in the institution and amon?
the employes thereof than any other
action they could conceive of. >
"Resolved, fourth, That this boari
desires to place itself upon record
as condemning the conduct of the superintendent,
Dr. J. W. Babcock, in
upholding Dr. Saunders in her defiance
of the rules and wishes of
this board."
(This is to certify that this-is a true
copy of a resolution passed by the
board of regents, January 15, 1914.
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The other' resolutions, adopted by
the board of regents subsequent to
the resolutions above quoted, which,
have already been published in full in
The Herald and News, were also read
by Senator Crouch. Thetee resolutions
were in response to a petition
from Mr. O. L. Saunders, father-.of
Dr. Saunders asking for a reopening
of the matter. In these resolutions
the board declared that "there are no
charges from any source before this
board or under investigation by this
board as to the moral character of
the said Dr. Saunders, or as to her
ability to perform the duties of the
office she is holding; that this board is
of the opinion that it is for the best
interest of the said institution and
for the best interest of this body
that this entire matter be closed and
the same be dismissed; that this
board puts itself on record as stating
that no charges whatever from any
source have been made to them or by
them or through them as to the moral
character and personal standing of
Dr. Saunders; that the petition of Mr.
Saunders is respectfully declined, and
that, so far as this board is concerned,
the entire matter stands at an end."
Senator Crouch is quoted as "denouncing
as cowardly" the- action of
i the board of regents, who, he said,
^ "met behind closed doors and with
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j Senator Weston, of Richland, made
j a speech favoring the investigation.
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| against the resolution to investigate,
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j Senator Mars, of Abbeville. Senator .
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j ended in the passage of the resolution
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