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that the unfavorable criticism of Gen. Sewall has good foundation. The diminished attendance does not need to impair the character of the schools.

The attention of the American Missionary Association, I am informed, has been called to the subject, and their Field Agent — Rev. Dr. Smith — has visited that point.

Of course the intrinsic character of
depends upon the ability and energy of the teachers and the local Superintendent, and  the appointment and removal of these is with the association and not with the Bureau. 

I Am Very Respectfully Your Obt Servt
R M Manly
Sup. Education