EDUCATIONAL ELECTION.

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume VIII, Issue 147, 19 June 1873, Page 4

EDUCATION AL ELECTION.

the [Epfzikkox the. .N»i£6k*Ev»KiNG Mail. Sm~"H^ A.L.," whose letter appeared WiiTy oar last £igtt'fl issue, evidently, labors -under a rdeia^ioDy^ana, if >I mistake not, vr^nders aboqt via aa educat]onal fog. I dpnH know who *" H; Ailii" ierbu 1 1 ahou Id infer by the^ :fcbne ofl his letter that he is exceedingly annoyed at something which ; odc^urred at the meeting^ c or perhaps ..feels not a little the! stinjs: of^defeat, and writing o^der-qitf bits ?■ right , and .left, at ,., some 'imaginary : opperient who has done him Borne ioaaginaryi wrong* i " - HrAX." quesitions the, -right ; of- an .education meeting eiieircising^ils. liberty 'of . free action by ? eiebting; >|i.qse T?hpm : it thinks^proper and ": quilifledVpeVaonß*. to v f fepVesen < t tr it on a • Local Gpnnnittee^ of Education. Well, I jhM'lefiye this ' ; -nghtbr_iid;rigl|t, e ;t6.._B6me;

"-'- * -'- "' ' - - / " ■ -" - '' ' ' "-' ■■• - •'■"'■ : Philadelphia lawyer 46 decide. But does ; " H.A.L." really believe that because only seventeen persons have hitherto at-> tended meetings for the election of Education Coroinittees in the town of NeUon i that itHJB al^aysitp* bje so. - WBy^ the idea is abßurd. It would, I think, look much more dignified in "H.A.L." had he taken his defeat with a little moregrace. .He surely is not so self-opiniated or conceited as to really imagine that there is no Other person in, Nelso? Iso weli( qualified as he to be a member of an Education Board. If "H.A.L." reflects a little he will, I think, find my hypothesis as correct as his. "H.A.L." £as as, miichv right to pack a meeting— if packing there was, but which I., hardly; believe — as the : Rev. D. Dolamore. • Zyf: „.' r. -..* ~ lam, &c, ■ y .^.y y ,.,A '-.. . y y-. Lookbr-o-jt.