New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-06
Legislature Of New-York. ..Nlsra WEEK.

Or Loco Sena,e-Syvaeuse 10 be Ciy-Sellin9 he Dead
and he LiUiag-Baak Of Ddasrle-Tae Rope or
ROues FiSA--AE5iun-C anals-MiSsoHrf and Sol
d'ers RieAs-Ceaeses or Common SeAoois-Ha'soA
--RatasEfoTd
Correspondence Of The Tribune.
ALBANY, Wednesday evening, March g. l5i7.
The sEEAToRs earned their wages very easily
today
A prayer at 80 or sc "a few secular petitions
one or two reports-one or two leaves Of absence
and the costly machinery Of this remnant Of the Dor.
rowed Democracy" Of the Albany Regency stood still
for the day.
The ASSEMBLY was far more dihgent. host Of me
morsls-Insny little local reports and btmiih bill
in relation to the abolition Of the Deputy superintend
ents Of Common Schools lare the Boards Of superi-
TO be made popular and the superintendens
they select abolished u bill 10 transform the flourish
log vage into the City Of Syracuse with costly
government, more dgnitaTies, more powers. &c II
thought there were 10 be general laws tor ncopora-
tons OF all sorts, where practicable Two Canal olIs
A bin to sell school lot and BURIAL PLACE in ST.
Lawrence Co was lost. Very glad OF IT. they should
pay their teachers better get clear OF Snas Wright
charatsnry and never offer 10 se the bones ashes
of their foreiathers for consideration. Let them en-
close tho cemetery and keep il for ever sacred in THIS
case the mg1orhy clause in voting worked aduIa0y as
did Mr.. Walsh. Mr.. Perkins failed, and deserved TO-
lie would countensnce the sale Of the living IN Texas
and Of the dead in ST Lawrence
There is 70 be an investigation Ol tie Affairs OF the
Bank of DaDsve The petitioners state case requiring
H. Last session the examination OF the Bank Attorney
delayed ul the last day or the next TO mat sup
posing that the present House is resolved to be terror
To iildoers and to have no Wing or Loco banks-ony
honest business onesi decline TO mention The ailega
| tons OF the mcmOrialists ill we have the report
Aqbtra Pyiscn---A bad account Of Il.
| Mr. sherwood, State Commissioner reporS, that IN
January and February 1916 the number OF deaths were
I don't that he
the provisions the poor creatures get was one inP0T
element of disease there was no such complaint
near therethat another occasion the convcts were
fed with goldfish which the physician had previously
| condemned as unwholesome and unit for use that
the doctor examined the lot Of hsh (the reulsinder
and found them musty ard exceedingly disgusting 10
the smell and some much decayed that they Tell IN
pieces on being lifted" Ifhsngng is TO DO changed into
poisoning, from careessness worse very little
will be gained by the memorials cent here from day TO
day. More Of Mr.. S.s report by and.bye.
Canal Debts and Finances.
Mr. Sage from the Canal Committee, has reported the
Senate bill, making appropriations for the Canals IL
confines the vote to the year ending the st oil october
next and applies So40l5l the payment Of interest on
deb-s58l 800 for repairs $500 to the Albany Ba-
Elm owners and $4,000 for the pay Of p SupeTntend
ents of Repairs. II that the Senate had voted
S596OO0 for repars sc this the House Committee re.
duced $4,000 and to-day raised sgan 10 the original
Senate vote. In this shape the bill passed. "a Ayes
If the Senate should negative the Contract bill he
shameful plumber Of past years viii be continued on the
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canal Repairs Bill.
This important measure agreed TO, at noon to-day,
by vote Of % to 80, and sent to the Senate What It's
fate will be there cannot guess. Two votes less
and it would been lost in the House.
Missouri ResolutioRs--Thc Army.
Resolutions agreed to by the Legislature of Missouri
having reference to raising the pay OF private soldiers
aud reducing that of officers in the army and OF placing
the military OF the public service more on an
equality and in conformity with the spirit of our insti'
tutions, were read and referred.
The Education Of The Whole People
The House was for some time in Committee on the
bills having relation 10 Schools and Colleges. Mr..
WATSON would vote the fund equally per head toeyery
child in the Staeor If part OF the State fund were TO
be exclusively employed in the instruction of those who
were afterward teach Common Schools he would vote
literally to the Colleges Academies or Normal schoos
that would do 60 He saidtat our Common Schools were
as regards good education, comparatively speaking,
worhesssnd that out ofthe circle Of those who ben
hi by the present system, oil OF his sonsunens vim
whom he had spoken dsked It's exciusiveness ana IN
equality f.e complained u the Office OF County super
iutendent rs not answering the end inendedand AMI
madverted on the pttance paid in many cases TO teach
ers often less than is allowed 10 q common shoeblack
There Yves much good sense in Mr.. WIS remarks The
Common Schools HERE are miserohly supportedi our
civic arstocracy justly preterrng the endowed hcade-
mies or the private Summaries TO the 5O cent Insuu
tons few Door Irish labcrers are actually dong more
for their distressed relatives in Ireland tnan TINS great
State for its 49, 600 District Schools MI kUrhEhi ORD
like Mr. WATSON was friendly to MI bAsCons : PioPo'
I
only ~ persons are educated free OF other charges DC
Sl72 wear per scholar while the bulk OF the youth
of the State are only allowed 40 cents The u educa
led are at Columbia College, at the University ana
Ia AT RUTGERS Institute. So much for the Literature
FSnd and It's Trustees. lie acknowledged the sdVahts
yes of superior University education under he gou
ance of eminent and accomplished teacners-Dut salu
he have our past Of large sums to the colleges pen
/ Gifted the people He had been annoyed al nome sno
abroad by the lObbyhis very seat on mat moor hau
/ been monopolized by them-and he had asked one o.
them to prove that hodcarfiers SON tne chlu oi
but one deliver OF the soil laborer had been eouca
ted AT the University of New oTk and be (Nr ~ would
sten 10 him with more favor but there were no proofs
! As evidence of the fruits Of national instruction
/ he quoted Scotland, where, in the seventeenth cen
! tury public school was set up in every parish
/ and then asked whether the result had not peer
encouraging First he would appropriate equally enougl
10 aid the general education of ALL and those VINO oNeu
learning most would then 90 to College nave neaio
81 no liberal proposition from the School Committee
Only the old votes to the drones Mr H. cohSIuueu y
stating that his opposition these Colleges and to Yves
Point had one source their antrepublcan character
only the rich or those who had powerful friends co9ic
gel access TO them Not dollar would he vote TO the
Normal School being well convinced that many VINO are
educated there at heavy expense to the puOc are =
by making false preences of their intentions 10 each M
peoples children. Let us show our hberahyi ne sae
by voting asuciency TO the School where poor ana cI
would alike reap the benefit Of the grant no progress
was made The special appropriations require Nou
of Sc | shall be sorry II they get IT, While amlsersoI
provision of but few dimes Is all that either party dal
venture to make Tor the children OF the state.
The frost and hold on here. II thaws itie 10
night. n