APRIL, 1, 1861
RESOLVED, that in
the resignation of the late superintendent Colonel W. T. Sherman, the Academic
Board deem it not improper to express their deep conviction of the loss the
institution has sustained in being thus deprived of an able head. They cannot
fail to appreciate the manliness of character which has always marked the
actions of Colonel Sherman. While he is personally endeared to many of them as
a friend they consider it their high pleasure to tender to him in this
resolution their regret on his separation, and their sincere wish for his
future welfare.
SOURCE: Walter
L. Fleming, General W.T. Sherman as College President, p. 375
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