New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-01

OF be Bosrs. and have received from them hat
Distinguish a courtesy AMI tr 'ua's which - l''i-
dessry. ard which feet a. highly IL - for me 20
-,turp thsIks and | 10 80 from the bottom II ny
heart 10 The r1embers - tie Bllr1 for th4- kAi '--
sud con.idersiipn TIE love Of order. tls f7voi 900
to the grea;e-t of ali causes except the Gauss oi
NeiolI wu..h ihs b ard lac manifested mase
re prouf - return my thaGSs % sl'1
body Of men. possessed oi those IN o.
.tnCut EaIcu NJ pnFer @ ao! prr-.4i. : vt-'f
md still les rrre coud have s-cI-et that unvarsli
hsiuouy which h .s grsced our deliberations. M
"a, lefe that the edes: OF eudesv0riag - a.
n.onize tso > stems heretofore e.. ns IA tA' Ciiy
vas 10 3 ID on by many a. couo'fll. tA'-EH, l
diii.reEy and a. in other ac'a OF M 80 'i.5;
I 5eve taught myself 3 20 Wiling - WAf III
cain ccn-id@1Gt should have passed. lsm4Ii
on nv at. vs. can now look biek, and,
from the incorporation Of the two systems
behold thee teen Eerlamcl si',Dg Fi'1
n. for two yesrs And bait; w car sea both parties
Learning - lie each other, anI al l4Dorn1 "a the
sane cause al their etO.ts teg.,e 30 the "a ne 90
al previous feeirys of diss~- enent f3rsor IN. AZ
sc-on tremendously and unir-fy taken; aaf n part
mo from these gentleman ~ feel that we par W IN
frc.cs us and . the cause ~ which re have De-
voted our services. | cordially spprove oi IL re-
marks mace 81 the character OF ths cause, ani
our effort. in relation TO Il. DIrIn. the i've
years | lave been connected with the B,aJ
/ have never once seen an instance n
wbich thought any member OF lis BOlfd des.r-G
TO make FIR himself, ont Of tie public pure, the
ytue Of ore farfhing; Or~ef on II this tea
timopy could be borne 10 other Departments oi the
City Government W. have differed great
rnsiv n. ssurrs but We have differed Ike GEM men
and INTEL gent men: AMI we have felt thar suci aii-
f.ret COS were the ey oelCe II our activity. not
frozen in under The cold ice Of apathy. Those who
remain will have much TO do with the syste OF
Pubic Education but Ee, who go OUT - n no.
fan 20 feel the same attach neht u me cause. nor
70 stand ~ The Board. II = or'.d'Jr 10 iuence
tho. will stree gihen the hands ct the Boa-d as from
the fret establishment in the CITY. know '1a me
incoming b aid W u 20 on seen that no hirn en- mes
20 system viii ID Is tfe great con'erV awe prnc-
PIE in Institutions and the cause of that great ac-
fivity AMI prosr erify which b-D1g 10 our oe' l'.
l. Is the great cause 0t pablo morals, OF
true rells ion. Of public prosperity. / mean u'N
the great cause f secular eiusan'n-'nr cil''
of r., ligiou il in Other hand. aud does 20. r.
ouire remark. | say this, because some have SAL
thar the cause of secular education was Inconsistent
with religious educ alton and true morality, Out
should hardly dare 10 meet Hin who dcet1 Jisi.co
alike To- the good and the unjust aud sh) nas Always
follo..d me with loving kindIess II hAd aided IN
shuif.rg he door of education against any c1il ~
the human family matter "ha' might De ms i.l'l
or character Gentlemen, AGAIN rom the p't'oh
ny heart. give YOU thauAs, anu bid you farewell
Is o tody.
Mr.. Collins rc-c ard said: The shadow has fallen
or the a. showing the lat honr % the Public school
Society in this place. regret some mora competent
individual has Do. been called upon . address you IN
rocsrd t. some matters relating 10 that Society. The
fifteen orioual, named member, OF that body. ara IN
tlis room sDl when we took our seats, we 'h)i-ut
there was some cloud upon the minds If our col
leagues tut low gr1'l1ed 10 feel tnat n was
tie result of n want OF Knowledge OF ~, anu that
ution If action has removed It. Perhaps wa our
solves too iudulgtd in something of The 81 ne KIND
in. In c,,nrur ion of action we have learned ~ knOv
each other better Mr.. Collins continued - sea ~
ZONE ltpgih: He hoped 70 see the day when every
child in til, City could real bis book-"hen the con-
nand "l ct tn.re be light" would be ooeyed: For
u,s.feri NV 20 leagues h. added, reiura N lnkS
L.. nh. tfI- V.lFtt4
been ever received and bid You, one sni OIL, kinl
farewell.
Prr1n CoorER then arose and saii: The is proba-
bis TIE last time that my voice, or that of many ot
nv associates shall ever be heard within these walls
ne Commissioners Of Education. II il natural thit
We WHO have long labored in this cause SHOULD fee
Ceelly ~ this occasion EIIo,ilOa i our gr"a .ie
Cusrf without which we would be thus day ten1iiS
tack 70 barharsm. lie Influence rtnget VIE oe-
Yond this CITY: IL is not c9nhael - tins coun'
irv-it il felt in distant lands. Wen may we
.reubla under our responsibility m "'7l,hs
such al influence As this nave Ie.
nv owp ufi.iercy-but -u,b labor' "a Was clpf"
bic # giving have been given aud noS r. urn ny
most sincere t0snks. and think may iucin1e me
th.rk. u 10y colleagues, for the cour.esy %, TINS
Roa,f. Nor car | zoe warmly tn snk YOU Mr. Pre-!-
der Tor your unfit IN kiu ress md Ell .iency. Sci
COZ, las 20 large Board trans acted 80 much oi-l-
rtss with so l!rle acrimouy. There Wa ui,le
i.slou>v m fr.t but hat has passed away dL4
hist no. q particle oil II remains
Judge WATERBURY made a few observations ez-
prcssve Of the great graifc alton he ID felt in his
iuierconrse with the gentleman of tho Board.
/ Mr. FELL spoke 10 The same effect. If had at
fret been preiudced against the Public Scool Society
but now he gas pr vi - reflect that he had intro
duced there l. gentlemen into tse Board.
/ Mr. sIIIINAy adyertel 10 tie great Giyau.asel OF
education, Of which he Was especially COW need W
his intercourse with workmen in this and a
krowledze Of their families. IL was now crtlfe
at seeing the nrospecs Of education bright and the
cause .n'ruf,ed 20 good hands. lie hsl never, Ia
arv ynrt Of his life had more pleasure than dtrin9
IL time he had r. sest IN the Board AM he no y
parted from biz associates with the hest wshe'.
M PHIiIrs if.rcG tie following preamble anl
resclu .ors:
U,,,,q. Tie te,rn of service r vhh ,be fifteen emb-r
1vitL n. Cou..l s.l..ls o. tie Ci-y eo'li
10 e1re afd tlf 'err nfe fhe a pfo7son Of "A" ~ cl
P.soired Ths, ne msmbe.. OF tie Board Of Tia-atoa
elected by the r.oe senowiesse ta- sHa
1ies nsr 20 20 BE- noreJl h-se J--sed che trs cons
f.t lhu a. O. nm s.9asrs o Conno1 S-hoos, part
Win fes nh eep resrct a, our loss sd hs or g. public
tefv'ce.
Mr.. PrItrPs also alluded 10 the long aui dig
tipeu.bed .er,ices Of Josoph Cu.is, anl hoped that
shou-h Liz ciii al services was about 70 cea'e, his
good iuflerce would coGion to be felt aud lis pres
tpse not be Withdrawn.
Mr. HiBBAnD seconded The resolution, eni made q
few remarks complimentary to the GoobeTs Of the
Public School Soci ~.
NJ. CrRIl. had not expected to have bis voice
heard in the hall but when such personal ailason
was inside to himself, be was led to few ob5erva-
lions. He had been interested IN g col)red school
fifty sx ysaIs ego; and for many ye.rs ae haa gwen
much care 20 the rising generation. What he che ID 7
wished 10 impress on Ms successors was attention %
ibe moral Improvement OF children, Their mOris n