New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-07
ASSEMBLY,

"WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON SESSION
The third aiding of bills was resumed and the follow
F. he relief Of John Al,;yne. Lost 5lto;3
Mr. MORRIS moved reconsideration OF the vote by
which as passed the bill for the relief Of Sally Chamber
lain Carr. Lost.
MIR. DAwsoS had the two following bills ordered to
Reaiye 20 County Capvssss Of the CITY Of New York RE-
quirps the make their within four days after
For tie better Peecn of weight, ami fort uni
10 smeid an sct entitled act est.bshns Free Schools
"ihrous bout the State" passed March IS 1919
This bill proydes-lsi. that no school connected with
ary rublic or private as,r societies Of a seciarian
or denomna,iona character in this State and no school
under the charge of any religious sect or denomination
or wherein any particular creed or doctrines peculiar To
denomna ion church shall be taught shall re-
ceve any portion of the public moneys appropriated or
to he appropriated for the support Of common schools 3D.
this act shall take effect immt diately.l
Mr. SAVAGE moved to add the following o. the second
src bible portions thereof printed in the English Ian
my portion OF tie Common School Fund "heren the BLDG 'a
Nr then made set speech in favor Of the bill
Mr. BhCKUs susthired the bill
MIR RicHARDs looked upon the agitation OF this ques
ton being for political purposes and not Tor the dement,
Mr. SAyASy then withdrew his motion to amend saying
that he had concluded tonroduce seperate bill emoody
inc the provisions contained in the amendment
The bill then put its final passage and II passed
hyes ~, noes 10 a. follows;
YEAS Me,rs Apsls Aken, Bsisy BassIB.etns ~ Bald
Case Chsebo CLIFTON ConkDs coeheroH Eawa,a, Free
% s a.en iss ho1s Hs I sh; }i
hutchinson Kinney Kirsland Less L7ise nin Sos pa
car I P.%s M Psyn % Richard. Rcs.n o~sn
Scott sssf Sass ScS S War; s@s S %inn @;s
liz Waw m.f sspsd Buses Bumct c,n, Cost.
rirs Dawson R Dunap Fersuson GrAhsn, Metra~ Peters
Rose Wat D p wOOd-Naysi5
Mr. MaGUIRK moved a reconsideration.
Before taking the question the hour for reeesst T.
III arrived. - ,.-.roy
Tie third reading of bills was then reSunieu a'A 'ne
'V Ts ircospalss he Erie County syin. Bank
Courts o. to be held IN ana r., Tor , :ss Of
ON lighters tie City Of New York and Brooklyn passed '
Is lsS& the Elmirs Mechanics. SAVING. Bank
To e1sbe OIsATy to take hold and convey fa estate IL
Ss Official Get. Of Anthony Abes Commissioner Of
Highways in the Of Ohio HeIkmeI County .l s,,,,.
Mr. SAVAGE moved to take up The motion to ree9nsder
the vote passing the bill to amend the act estael.hR
Free Schools throughout the Stale lie aesiou 'h4 'e
matter should be disposed o. .,,,
Mr. BAKER opposed The Dill. r-r, .;r -.
Mr. PrTTRs considered il the mosi dsEaceIm Dill '1a'
had passed this House this session C.uo...
III u p. WooD stated the Committee on Colleges
Academies and Common Schools had agreed 10 me
bill Only after striking out the second secuon tAa' WIZ
hes N dav been moved and aferwGrd withdraw by me
ceptlemsn from NewYork MI savage Il wa Ihel
thought the bill would go to The nmi,iee OF We " n,
SDl DC tnOIOu5Nls uirS"S9NN'
Mr. c. c. LEIGH was somewhat SURPRISED 70 observe
The disposition here to turn sopee me p Ha ho Set
rnssed once and now ii the desire oil nose wac ma
voted for il 10 reverse their action and overthrow "ha
,bey had done few hours since. lie could guess Wna
/ US ,be cause Of this. He knew OF man once "h'
yoes Governor and who by certain acts became Verl
rorulnr He could guess there were certain oces an'
tnolunenis in prosi ect and perhaps they had somel
ty d. with this sudden reveTsion. MI L. "as oPPOSS1
/ any stc'ariCn education.
Mr. M,euIRE looked upon the movement as in,ena s
only for buucombe The gentleman from New ORR 'ir
Ssysro who had started of in it, only wanted the oppoI
uity 10 make bis speech which he could circulate III Ger
tain Quarters and enhance his prospects for hgd One
he was efter. .,..,o
lsi9 sought to be amended did not appropriate moneys
orrhan ssylums having schools, from the school, fand
He thought that the law, which L was necessary % amen
q, elect The purpose passed in lsiI or l.is IL wa
In one of those wears that the law making such appopd
tons was passed. Again toe Law OF 1872 proposed 70
amended, had been pronounced unconstiIutonai' y.
;r been submitted to the people, and was therefore OF
Mr. s,vaoE said that orphan ssylnms were provide
fer Within the past week $1,000 had oeen appGPT.S
10 tlese Institutions. And il that was not enough st
give them and when they get il they can use !.
school other purposes MhsI ne gSnendsd tor Nv.
rcainst rs being devoted in any part TO educating see
.cbools he stood upon the broad ground Of keepia
that Fund sacred sgainsi such pupose. ms ms
le st the ballot box ii Necessary The people VINO CO
yihrto 10 this School Fund DO not want the money
The ruTpCs5 OF tIEcon- ieA-ioSs S'h'.V'
isis They wsr: he children educated to become "0'u
, ard in 'olgen: citizens. r. .-.,....,... ,,.j
,s evening there around ioE this Oi wh-ieN e
, Uo vorld therefore move the previous question L
withdrew Il. and q, -, -. - a
ts,isn schools not attached TO Orphan Asylams VIM
receve theiT portions OF The School moneys aesrolns
,ksr rumbTr OF scholars And ye they sectional
~ -, nd, The control of the Board of Education
+ Mr. CIIsrox vas satisfied that the bill was wrong
' | moved The PREVIOUS question. Ordered and