New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-06
Nev.York Legislature. ...Fuyz wsrk


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correspondencs Of The Trsune
tIsANr, Thursday Feb. l.
InsE.tof the special committee on the National
Rs.orn, Petition namsi Mr.. Atwater as mem
he, should have said DR. Allaben- an snsirsnt
democratic representative from Delaware
Tks Anh-GaFery Vots.
We had speech to day from Mr. Sck.ss, about
the hardship OF the 18th ule and the great di1cul
~ members had in making Up their minds the other
dsv how to vote on Col Young resolutions which
had been printed. and under discussion for weeks
in the Legislature.
Irsrretted 20 see the ARGUS, the propnetors Of
which have been greatly enriched BY this free
Northern stse. lending It's merenary aid 70 tina
/ pezro-breeclns and Afrcsnselng class down
south, by trying to represent, IN 3 innuent srtfu
manner that tie vote OF the Assembly was Of less
WEIGHT and rnfcsnce for the future than really
because part o. the Hunkers and -oeos had made an
effort TO delay lhs resolutions.
Do not proslsvsry measures pass Ike rash through
Congress and It not 20 arrest NJ Folks infamous
des gns for the snem bersrt OF Mexico. Ia order to
enable those Niranians who follow shameful occups-
ton 10 obtain luger market for heir black crop that
tie majority WHEN they found The opposition leaders
sverse TO going into committee o: me whole moved
concurrence Who II that pushes through the mos,
| discraceful and luuiliatng measures IN Congress,
caring no more to- comltiee Of the whole than FOR a
mulattO serfl i Mr.. Polk aided by Marcy lngersol
I Walker. Douglas and other NORTHERN renegaces from
freedom.
Ihave had Init that although Mr. Croswel does not
appear in L. the cheap Washington contract on the Car
ron & Cook priaciP.e-lndian rubber inessgre-"iii
no, leave those who fee on the side Of slavery IN
the North unregarded OF course Ny. c. dHis no fee
even the lawyers notices he now prints for nothing
which prevents ether editors from getting that printing
at fair price so have seen opposing lines Of stages
and steamboats, carry for nothing III the weaker went
10 the wall and then the survivors charged accordingly
The South say they won't fgai tor FREE territory -
Young and New York they viii light ONLY for Tree soil
not one acre for the saveholders n this ssHs think
would have voted for the resolutions enbloc being
in reality on the side Of freedom and peace.
Was there solitary voice in the Legislature lifted up
last Monday in favor Of slavery in the territory TO De
acquired Did even Messrs Sickles Jones or Flanders
venture 70 say word In behalf Of extending insttu
tons which disgrace alike the Union and the age All
that duplicity itself dared request MORE Tr'lE
When Nr. Carpenter Of your city saw he was 20 be ex
cused from voting he changed his note al once and
wen, anti slavery. Why Because he knew that Il Is
the active feeling Of the whole people
American and Foreign Bible Society
DR. McWHoRrER presented q memorial from Penheld
Monroe Co requesting that the American and Foreign
Bible Society which has Tor the last nine years been en-
gagged in the distribution Of Bibles and Tesianens may
be Incorporated, 10 tlhDlt IL receive ~
money devised 70 IL Doubtless the Society s well EN-.
ployed but under the Constitution can only be
Incorporated under Of the provisions OF general
law. 70 include all slch cases
Toqciers' I4stnufe,-HeiD them along
Mr. PRrNDLF read = memorial from salem Town, :
Randal snd ! w. Clark. the Committee Of that use
full and ever be honored body the Teachers Of iouth
in this state in Convention assembled At Uuca IN Au
II sets forth that Teachers Institutes temporary
NoRNAL SCHOOLS held in each County once in each
year for a fortnight during which period 80 TO lOt
teschers place Themselves under wei qualified BOARD
of instruction. by whom they are thoroughly drilled
every day In those branches OF human learning which
are usually taught in Common Schools, the evening
sessions being occupied in discussing such matters
involve the interests Of primary education. That IN,
Teacher Institute 10 happy and very successful ex
pedent for the Improvement Of the schoolmsster anC
or insiructng him in every new improvement in The
mode of popular education congregsing the teachers
creating public attention and facilitating TIE means o
acquiring elementary knowledge
these voluntary associations are organized in 80 Coun
ties in all 50 Conventions IT which 735 Teachers ar'
annually taught their cost they. on their part
being the instructors Of about 80 OOO children.
Their Committee ask the Legislature 10 provide fol
the expense Of Teachers Institute 20 be held iof
fortnight year in every Couniy-no great sum certain
IT, seeing the expenses OF the whole ~ Confehuoh'
have been under $4,000
we DO much for education In this State but the mor
We do the better for society. Never did seed sown
its season eOOdly soil yield richer increase 70 IN
hu.bandman. than money, wisely applied In the wal
proposed through OF tact talent and high moral prn
cipe would 70 the State. Wisdom and worla are IN
valuable therefore let us cheer the Schoolmsster
10th with money and medals with means and VIII
The memorial was referred to the School Committee
Mr. Burchard chairman.
Common Schools
J Mr. Secretary Bentons Annual Report herewith sen
you Ills al octave pages including report IRON " N
4 Walker on schools in your city. Instead OF show
ing an increase corresponding with An increasing popl
1fa.l in no NM m .
nj our Common Schools Mock Democracy In ONCE
far more anxious to rear ignorant sers for Texas or
empty the public ll OF hundreds Of thousands OF dollar
10 uphold Patroonery than % roursh and chesh mos
| checks upon knsvery Common schools Hence II I
tia, sst wear and also after the stop and tax law
s43 there have been shutting up OF school houses IN
stead Of an Mr.. Benton Is correct IN sssertn
hat the country does not gain Ike the cro"ded cry
and why il this The farms are passing from the
owners into the hands Of large propretor' as IN ~
rope The farmer has to 60 West OF adopt Guy ne
Private schools have also decreased IN NUMBER iOn
I 1891 IN lSiJ 30 l,1Jl in ls4o. - .,, -
Exclusive OF your city there were some % So chi
iren 81 school in lss4the increase IN lsi9 y VNDk
: 500 though the births in year are about 'OUvO
Ofthe scholars in ls45 over 81 900 were onehaii
them not two months at school, and the other nali nc
four II the fathers are tempted % enlist Tor Mexico
UNFOLD southern ignorance how can the children III
prove heref Many parents are wretdhedy poor IN gu
a cities snd hence there il great eareiessness "h'
matters it, DO not approach every day nearer Az
! nesrer to the European and virginia s'ahIaG W.
and obedenti Is not this the beau ideal oil the 'o'
seryatves OF every abuse
The free school system-books turn-shed 10 sehOois
no charge on psrents-sppears TO prevail IN bunao n
chester Wiliamsbursh. sc. Not 80 In Albany A MI
erable prance Is collected. and an inyidious dsun'
ion created thereby. All should b nee ana tne o.
ference raised by direct tax for an enlightened On
rich people speedily enhance the value OF properly Al
the pleasures Of life. -. l..
About 10000 children are taught vocal music "a ha
py cheerful idea) and Mr. Benton gives table OF u
- ~ IN nU cOlOrcd CNl4qrr
2556 are instructed by the STATE 10 is honof De
membered The School District Libraries, generO.
feature In New York legislation for which Coz Dung Al
Nr Beardsey deserye praise, contain l~J l5s VS'uHs
n and see in last years stAtnies-heaEen blessing
/ his who suggested tan appropriation io1 hooA'
the lost sheep OF Israel in our SfAIk PRISONS. =,
c Oh, II man but knew the power OF Aindness over :
o human heart and would use that power "ha1 siOo
=, / world our children would inherit
The Report Is ably written, aud ought 70 DC eaIei1l
q studied by the statesman and philsnthropist an
The Annus Report Of the Auburn state Prison n'i
20 octave pases, accompanies this letter.
a Iron Manufacture az Clinton Prison
A Committee was appointed 70 look into the large e
penditure on Clinton state Prison and 70 inquire ~
" the expectancy smelling ore By ,ne criminals u q
could be done without loss the enormous quantity y
ported might be lessened. Mr.. Buiriek says u
s55OOO hsye already been appropriated to th's P'i'o
r School and COLLEGE Supplies.
H-ft ,,su.f afd 10 the educational ms