THE LATE CONVENTION.

Evening Star, Issue 4288, 23 November 1876, Page 2

THE LATE CONVENTION.

We have been requested to publish the following letter by members of the Eaikorai School Committee, who observed that in the •xi j meßa kers of the Convention, transmitted by the morning journals in "their summaries for Europe, life Ai C. Ben’s name was inserted as representative the Committee * :x r

JMr HaOaadrew requested that in the Convention b 7 *4? should berepS t i mfc “dMqniredatthe handsel tiie dlstoot wherefrom he had febeived Mahm/iK..taoiu Now, torny certain knowledge, toeHaikorai School, whiohJin this instance, ,was the' boardof nomination, refused intoto all oonnectien'wito radh venl^n” P cla ?* tra ? *°t tinder toetitleof^Obn-

Sj®Svn ran<^?, .“ have it, on behalfof tiie Haikom district. Perhapshe cad name the Ar. tromwhomhia nomination was given and Ser. haps he cannot: and I-should personally likeMfco d H® 1104 Wm to act. Hurely he mustflattm hunselfto no smaUtune—to suppose he than- Sg Pj allmdividu3s in this world Hr A. C. Begg Is the last I should entrust with euch important warV as the country's future benefit, for Imuch fear «»heph W ea.,n.. certain position he would never see that there were interests differing widely from his own that it would be his duly, toadvocate;. yon must most certainly, for l am sure toirEdhool Boarded yon* A wonder U hnyjmon ‘‘delegato£* attended under the same “instructions.’* Huretr the country must be flattered,—l am, Ac., . yfpMUf Faeust, One of .the School Committee..