New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-12

II Tenth Svnrd.-A, meeting .; the citizens OF
the Tenth Ward without distinction OF party at Fci,z''
Hotel Monday evening, april Ill., 1872 held pursuant
cali OF The friends the Public Schools, circulated and
posted through the Ward WI. $. CONNELLi, Esd.
Mas chosen chairman aad J0sEri WEED, Secretary.
Col ". ToMpKISs being called addressed tb.
meeting the srlcc for which the meeting was cs's'
On motion the law recently passed by The Legislature
respecting the Public Schools III this CITY, was read oy 'F'
whitc
!; having been moved and seconded ihai 'i ineet'i,
accent ia,v =, ,.Sed av r Legislature, which motion
~, ,sress BY Mr. p barnard who moved
10 substitute for the above notion tue i.oWno FeS0'IoH
Which, we're unanimously adopted
R,I,tI That :r iIon. Isaac l.. NARIAN bv his recent
M stand in the Senate OF I'M, State IN regard 70 Nc school
merits receives the sincere thanks 81, 's con-
t,uei,> and % every friend OF our excellent sn,ions
aud hereby tender him ourhsil appreciation OF
Rrso!1ta That our existing system OF Public Schools j.
TN. be,; dat can devised, and tina, wo.Oever >-kS 10
change the Same and introduce ,cctaran interests INTO their
harmonious ,i>iens, deserves dtrus; and should be
me, by u ficn ,1,iri, Of peaceful RESISTANCE.
Re0t,t That the duty OF the free v.ier, OF ihi>
CITY FRIENDLY sound Common School Education, 10 u.s.
ycry legal! effort whic is ie, them councrac, the
system &c, Shall be passed by The mex, LeEi>
are repeating the SAID submitting. It's provisions 70
' approval or 'ee% wM vi 'se co%EELl Chairman.
JosEpn WEED, secrctary. ale
~ sixteenth, Nard.-AIASS MEETING.-Al IN
overwhelming, meeting OF the Voters OF the Satecn ara
10 sustain tie School System aud opposed 10 alJ ct
,ot % diver, the Public School Names from Their rs',
channels held At ID. Long Room Ei2h A,enne, on aon.
ed President " J. .:ooME, ROBERT Smith, LcRKSZo Mo.
and JonH P CANNING, Vice.Pl rsldens, ard g. W. AT
"9no and s,, c upon to state 10 the
he manner in which the present Schools were conducted
He did 50 il, manner highly satisfactory 10 te meeting"
On notion Committee OF five w',, appointed to return
and report Resolutions expressive OF the sense OF the meet
ing who reported the following
R.soi.cd That av, car! with equal sorro" ahl m
.lnaon al tn, passage OF the Law by tie Legislature OF
this STATE, which has struck "anto and violent bpN at
the pcnc, and good order OF socIttyS morals OF me COM
muniiytic safety and pcancnct OIL er civl anu poll!-
cal institutions by attacking the education OF tie People III
III" Primary schools.
Re,oi.td That Tia, system upon winch the Public Schools
this CITY bascd meets witt, our h!"ht> approval as
calculated TO spread ana disseminate broadly @thou, be-
iny ntornnglcd will, !ericous Influences the blessings OF
sound and enlightened csucation
Reoisfd That the .uadiansof the future dcsnies Of
orr country we will rally around t:e Schools containing
the emhroyo OF failure communities, and tie ony-tr
Res1ied Tia, will henceforth utmos, encr
gle, Repeal tbs Liar. and As first step deem 1t poi tdG
that should've placed in the City Councils VINO Is
known to be in favor OF the system upon which The
Schools now- founded.
On motion; ot J no. Newi.oIse, ESQ ii was
listed. a. a DENA1AN, President.
LORENZO MosEY, J. p. CaSStSG,)
& (. " " n i1MS%h: Secretaries. NILE
III aarca. Mas 1Icesina in The Pnrlt.-Ata
meeting of citizens held in the Park, pursuant to notice. INC
following resolutions were read and unanimously approve.
OF, viz
Ressyed That this meenrlla learned, with very deep
raprei that sMacay's Bill against sacred Public
Schools has become law This ueeng dci' ores such
law We dcprecate il, and dcnouncc II a u!JGsi ami ~
Resols,d That the admirable Public School system
proposed ard successfully advocated by our ven
er.b, and patriotic friend, ErasuS Root and Ills American
associates in Legislature thirty year. ago, ana ny
Americans has the same been ioIcred and promoted
ReS0l;ri That there good reason to fear mat any
american legislature would dare 10 attack 10 crafty Tie
pope Tie c>uits. Gaming Hypocres oi any nailo--
AMI no American could have anticipated that system outG-
cd when this country warning will, Britain, would be
n,rudc'i upon incri.-rsd with, crushed j
hollow Dcmagonues, or malicious, worthless anu Nana TO-
Resoired That when the Irish Catholics Offer 20
Senate the brihe Of their support for r. H. MUrrS Fa-
per Snatche for Mayor provided that Senate would pass
the bill OF abomDaon we looked 10 see Their residence
,.etd Ivy the severity Of Legislative indignation; but be-
@Id t.s ' e paseI The Irish Canae and his con
10 he broken up and land placed at the mercy OF
ir> outlaws.
Kesoied That will only support such for Office
nj our Charter Election. lOinrrow, As have given Sails
factory Hedges as 20 their principles upon this ali import
ant School question =
day. has given the Public full and ample ms 70
his opinions pom this question. and deserves undivided
support. JOHN RUTLER. President.
EDWARD IIuLsTis,
iE4Eh CRopsEq,
Allen TREScHERp, Vice Presidents
GEO. DoREMuS, - = s'
PHILIP STATS.
GEORGE WILLIAMS,
.indre.p Catin, secretaries.
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