New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-18

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-, P,sr..s IN LSsiss ssst-si Grss-s5oeoco n
Aid q SaFri-g hs1's-
I CorresooEaence Of Tie Trtoune
1.uAyr Tuesday. FEB. Is. lsf7.
Tie LEGISLATURE is DOW IA the sE'ESTH week Ct
rs sittfnrs II We compare the quantity OF wor<
poyy. and the time taken 70 do H. with the work
m ~ noxy and the time that mas, be occupied
N doing IL unless forced through BY means OF the
r,evio1s ouss,ion. we will obtain faint idea Of
he n-obsbls lernih Of the Session. Thus far. the
,la TIA, rsrs. threeths 70 Be present ard an air
osuve rasiorsy Of all the members Of esch House 70
/ carry through = Ii, PAS worked vel
T-airsrrai Educzfi0R.
Mr. ApArs Of Ccxssskis, member FOR Greene Co.
presented 10 Assembly,, This morning the memorial OF
. W1,rr nsbcu sud ofhert az Ney-bsrmore- set'ns
,h "a. In thefr cuni0n fi1s, rio ci % sfud o
C,.yes end xc1drls and '.a- hSh Sct0ols CO u d3-
H. 5 psg her c1 s-toslirg and aaf many g ~ P'or
- - a. Li.---, FrEf a. c'nsfi,u0n1ly o. fo-r
~ a. b-ssf Of tsf poor and ilasli N Common SCHOOL,
and ,kat The District school Journsi may be dseontnu-
+ Tbs Convention Of 1876 applied unchangesbiy = Ger.
tain additional part Of the literary fund 20 the Use Of
Common Schools and left 70 the legislature the power
70 apply the whole or any par OF the remainder 70 me
same purpose through th3 plan WHICH Engishmen had
not unf out when they beheaded Chsres ls but have
AvAIIT acted since ldc-, a. Congress hsve since
l77t What that plan u Mr. Corwn OF Ohio IN recent
n L.
rlai nature and mskes one proud Of the sse IN which
] we I've clearly explains.
lido not ye, see in this house. sny more thai have
in frmer Houses disposition 20 increase the miserable
allowance of % cents per chill granted By the state
70 cboar In those schoos where - in every 100 OF our
yosth are educated Had the Convention not been bar
rased with business believe would have adopted ne
rerort Of is Educational Committee, OF which Mr.
Nn was chairman and which provided By direct taxa
ton for the instruction Of every child N the state De-
tween the sges Of and lb
sI-H- rfa amor
tended TO- or working OF the new popular state ma
chinery vii assuredy d-spPoint the honest part oi ~
supporiers and cause irouhc.
This Common School appropriation seems N De re-
sarded a. a question IN the House ard have no
doubt but that both pa-tes have oue object clearly IN
view-the good o. tlei. common country. ms DEBATE
brings with Il scfinony, iew personalities and mucn
useful Information 70 exhibits two parties not divided
into Whigs LOcos Democrats &C. but into The beAev-
/ ers Of the doctrine that 70 provide good Common
School education tor al j. the ono inng neediu ana
their opuoncnt- who would give large and munincent
grants to few superior institutions, on tae principle
that from them alone must come many Of the best OF
/ our public Instructors
Tbe argument sv was a. 70 whether s25 0oo should
be taken from the Of the general fund for edu.
cation and added principal 10 the Common school
Fund or whether the grants % your lnVersity' &c
should (or the larger part be continued and Nessrs
Hadry and Beers for the latter while Messrs Fan
ders and Hsscom upheld the former mode OF appropr
/ alton Mr +. made m excellent speech and Insisted
that the Common School system was the great educs
tional interest Of the state whereby the Government
patronage bestowed equally on AL like the dews o.
heaven thirsty soil educating me mass ol IN" PEG
pie and doing much % qualify them Tor the faithful end
efficient performance Of those public duties when De-
yove mon them a. waichul citizens Of free Repre-
I sentative Government tie would continue % aid The
Academies believing that they were part OF the same
/ great scheme Of Instruction but would take >%'fv!
from the three Colleges and the Medical institutions and
give 10 o. the Common school Fund lie asNed "heiher
- % or SIS mCnthtne average paid % teachers
ia this siatewas Sufficient 70 secure the services OF
well qualified persons AZ permanent Occupation ard
whether t the case that the teachers were
chiefly young ~ period Of life when they them
/ selves stood in need OF instruction
Mr. Bloss said that in Rochester $50 month were
paid 10 teachers In the Common Schools and here let
7 me ask why law Is not passed authorizing every
school district town and township in the state 10
raise funds BIZ eQuazed taxation for the free Instruction
of every child in il II any district township did not
choose DO the law would not interfere but wereY
cr a. In Rochester the right spirit prevails hoefal pa
troic true hearted attentive trustees would b. sppont
cd and there would Jehersons great declaration, OF
certain flh OF July. become living truth
Mr Bascoms speech was one Of the best have heard
this session but you would scarce find room even Tor
the leading observations. He did not underyalue Col.
/ lezes but wanted 70 provide efficiently tor Common
Schools FIRST. II the money went TO ne Colleges not
a cent would be raised ia the counties whore they are
located but what b. gwen 20 ihe Common schools Ne
I people double in amount BY socal assessment
Mr. Hadey seemed aPpreherive hat the loss Of iese
appropriations mig break the Colleges down athousn
thew have already received more than was sought by
their chanceors 10 asked Why give nothing u the
University Of Buffalo. the BIZ TO incorporate which
. send herewith No vote wss taken.
/ do not see much In such arguments a. that Jeter
,n Clinton Hasiuto-h sud Drou cham. educated
a. Colleges and hist Washington Frandn, esio and
Burns were not college Or university win the most
extensive OF teaching al that Z u useful for man
10 know through scholastic Instruction Of the highest
order by men Of experience, reputation and deserved
emineuce is grest blessing. Oxford and Cambridge
are glorious places 70 50 10 Tor three or Tour years II
/ YoU CAN.
When however hear OF only 81 students at Geneva
and but &C he University and that Of these not one
was freely nominsted by the state in nine years, in
return flr sC0 coo bestowed in this way puts me out
. Of concet with their managers.
Temperance n Ner- York.
Arain today Mr. Wenman come forward with
eanie renOustrance from 1900 ladies' of Newiork adj
I vocatiug Temperance a. now enforced by law. When
the ladies take the OF virtue morality and so5riey
in hand We would hint 20 the friends Of y lntemper-
snce 10 stand from under" and furl their bloody Dag
It does one good TO that great and good man
John Quincy Adams rise more from bed Of sick
ness restored % health By temperance and sotreiy and
again lead on the Northern cohorts Of freedom victory
in the Wilmoi provio. But for him the aHstocTacy OF
the skin and their crouching sycophants and vile para
sites from free States had prevailed
$500 900 N aid Of Ireland
Mr.. RrrHrKFoRD moved the adoption OF the follow
( ina preamble and Resolutions which were adopted IN
| snim0usy. ,. 81,
Repre.ensses OF the United States, spproprssiing sou
0 ID, The purpose Of contributing 10 Tie relief q The SUI
furnz and Vanishing people Of Irelasd and whereas Is
not only highly becoming ard proper but morally noun
bent upon he richly favored nations OF The earth % civ
nberey their abundance 10 the unfortunate ana diHes
Sd Of other cuuufres which have been visited by terri
be and prevailing cssmity sni from which he smiles OF
Provi4~nce have been time wifhdra~u therefore,
Rssosd az tho Senate cocurl That he intf0dueIon OF
said b i timely humane aud Just and hal our seti
tors and Representatives Ia Congress in urging ~ .peeay
passage through the National Legislature, VIII pll GEO
he popular rieui and strongly commend lleusries
. 90 TIE favor md approval u - American Peoi'S
Il may have been glorious victory that 81 Monterey
but il brought wo and wailng 70 many happy home
but $4,000 bestowed from its fuluess by great ana
powerful people 70 relieve their fellows from staf1a
uon-to bid the mouruer be- ccmiortec-io be the mes
sengcr Of joy AID giadncss 70 those VINO are uOue1eu
in spirit-the Josephs INFO Egypt TO save roin s
inc their brethren Of parent lands not the veiy u4
Of such donation such time, sud Tor seeh pul
pose anew bond OF understanding 70 WHICH 10 Sc
YET within the curtsned vista OF iuury our chioiel
children may look back with unmingied ssusisc'On
and say the men who thus felt and acted were our
fainersi All the HcEtereys 10 creation VII zoos I'm
beside this deed Of kindness and iraternsl love hsn
then 70 leave the work Of Mexican invasion ana sei
glory the land Of Washington as the preser'e'
aud benefactors OF suffering mliiionsi
PROTESTANT MissioSs-A friend whose state
. ment we propose to publish entirely misappIe-