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mittee raised at the last meeting, giving facts and
dgures in support OF the positions taken III ms hiS
report, and concluded with certain resolutions.


Some of the other reform committees also re-
ported upon the topics OF instruction, filling cefi
cal vacancies, &c, and the reports were accepted
The board then adjourned for one week. act de-
halively upon these recomme ndaiions, and to near
the report on abollshing sectarlanlsm Then thert
will be another muss, suppose, for depend upon
II, old Harvard is in terrible stew.


Yours TO serve, Guy FAUX.


p. SIT is currently reported that President
Quincy intends TO resign, aud from something ne
said about this being his last appearance before the
Board, think it likely. So you see the reformers
are about to show something the result of their
ldbors