The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-14

Mr. KMnAsK tbsn . representative OF the
msd al faculty. Doctors had always had suosss tor
th.m re he Tsrs arc sssg a.
cal colleges in this city, ANIL HAYS been in every ons
gtons were ever short OF subjects Where these subes
came from do not know, Tns qV ten is simply rners
shall the subjects ms from, for T. colleges vii have
them at scstY 10 concuson be Sopsd that the
luton would not be passed. for the disssoor Of dead
bodies by hrgeons OF the greatest privileges that
could ever 10 granted to the public.
Mr. HATHEE In respect 20 the resolution vhish now
before US have only to say that cannot undertake
TO sommsnd our representatives at Albany 10 do any
We cannot in struct them In their duties No sir
not here for that purpoe not fact that every OF
the members will confess that ,vsa QUE
At Albany to oppose the passage OF any
bYN sir Ia only proper that should be referred
COMMITTEES TO see 1t is proper not and whether wa
should act in this matter or not II have the autho-
rty Of the committee to vote the resolution We can do
SO safely Let us act undsrstsndpgy We are not here
to instruct our representatives how to vote. hops
therefore, in view ofa these ct .it will be referred
We are rot ssnt here to do things IN hssy manner
1t be referred TO COMMITTEES and during tms every
member will havs An opportunity to post himself up
the subject
Mr., CAScY-I, We DELAY acting the resolution the
bill viii perhaps be passed at Albany and thsn efforts
to preserve social laws intact will be ALI In yxn Why
not "reccgszed within twenty four hoursY" Mary OF
those who would DO ot,sected would perhaps of
talent and ornaments of society II all humbug when
the gentlsmsn OF the Fifty seventh district thaic
bones will be preserved and VIII HAYS . Doesn't
burial Why, they will kicked and thrown about the
ulhsecVIg room, ana NO ono cOQlu Tell the bones OF
his father II would be rather aus habls to have the
head Of white man put upon ths body of nesro-is
would be rather funny to have the head Of DAaiel
Webster Placed upon the body OF Fred Douglass the negro
For the take Of humanity Alone the Board should vote
In favor OF the resolution
M NATHKR said he had copy Of the bill proposed at Al
bany In his uerer Of the resolution entirely
niscossuued the bill and In ot attempted to hunbug
the member OF the Board by rnsre presenting tbs to
Of the bill he had copy OF it in his poss,esian, and
would sac it then the Beard could judge for the mselves
BE then read the BILL concluding bi remarks by saying
that the gsntlsma4 OF the Eleventh ward talkisg
nothisg but sheer buacomse
Mr. CLANCY, In reply to Mr. Aather, said he egsAted
for all cSsses Of the community In VIII he esctei
to Office, and he, Christian, noting more would
ask for the adoption OF the resolution Ne A,ther had
perhaps vent TO the trouble OF obtaining copy tho
bill but ne stimulated BY impulse aons to petition
the Leg,lsture to oppose BY all the passage OF
bill that would involve the city Of Nes York in blood
shed and riot
motion then made to sfcr to Committee on
Public Health, which was declared out Of order.
kThe motion refer 10 the Committee the Law Depart
nent wse lost by vote Of % to 33.
The question the ado icn the resolution WAS chan
put wheE Mr. CLANCY sale be would draw ths Dream
Bile TO the resolution, 1t seemed raaer to
the feAlisgs OF some Of the menu ers.
The RESOLUTION was thee adopted by vote Of 30 to 25
Mr. AArHsR men moved that the ayes and nays, with
the names ATTACHED would be added to ths resolution
when presented to the Legislature. Lost.