The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-03


scho~As-xssasssenag PrsossAs~gs.
- regular sniusnsAD nesting Of We b'asa
II EAussisa held ~ evening ~ sSs ~ is' 80
- Grasd stresA ~ $40 p. ~ Wa r. Nsiissa, Dq, No
President a the Board, took the chan.
Ansr The reading and adoptsos Il ~ minutes d No
Ussvous meeting Mr. HAske oftbc 6xteeusn war; rose
- question Of privilege. he ooanssoee " ssSms %
I'D . very important subject 70 bring sessse mem
~ MOI his isteDt,os OCCUPY nsss s'mes ou en duV
Esde Gear that he should introduce me saoe0' sne
NH. ss,p, excluded fro the public schools 6assm ,os
- Se+u puOshed ~ pubic papers whiSn we're far
nm being true n had been psohshsd 70 me world BY
- ouy psps,s-f from which charge no woi'd except the
nr..,n-uat members Of tho Board Of EtucAaon had
S.a,d together 70 crush the bible from the publ,
s,eee,s He would respectfully draw the attention Of the
DaJd 70 The foo~ug aoueive language on the subject
bare NJ. II read from the ESprcss;-
ssE EXCLUSION or scHoors-sEcREr
ci,so,sc oaDsR-,kAcakSs IN ocR PUBLIC SCHOOLS,
Und.r the above heading, says M. a. and the follow
hg-
Ayssdy this back hand have sssun their work Of m.
krss he COMO schools If that ard 81 meeting d
Pss's burcb B.rci.y sun III az q
ASv last and al which "e~t"g 1ere present. four soo' a.
:s..s y read a9I1 ' ""' ''e'@'a !"' NO '' ''''
Mr.. HAsKErr ssii be woad 10 unworthy Of his Aueri
- bloeo be old not meet so;n . ststeDen, az Il
sss.rved. He sou,s, therefore, ssy the. iies
poor, ~eak, 10 )bsh nvension. Be would 55hs
q local Bosri Of the -Four Ward school toss toe 70
solution referred to not introduced, - state
frsD toe bfoepce Of the Csholc portion OF toe
haDAbi ants OF that ward. 10 fact, snsh ma
NIFTY Of tbe teachers we're Proteetstts He ros
eupseed 70 the Bible would take that &C ,asou 70
essare himself though is humble, yes Jealous stv cate
ne ned beer taught bis earliest days DELI tina,
1roa The cork o. sprsd men, and he b,und to II
~ res wb,cb probably man present WAS scquante,
vnh He wished iDserted in ne minutes on tho inset
hE hat he was oopspU against the Bible Mr. a.
tsas relsteo q o. nverston had Win friend who bed
bssn unfortupsey attacked os erysy pelAs, but sbo,
.der painful influence had been favored With Visions,
>endpg to agmept faith and affection for the bs
~ followed this With relation Of his Own expsrsonce
ssder tho came masoy aod spoke o. some highly Avored
gut that he bad stood beside the Lord woen In the
Dejesy Hts power. He said LIST there % rgos and
nero vas bghs," &c. he had hssepea 10 the sweet,
hsaveny music every where around. and recae
n hi memory the peRlmst David when he surg liz no
esssr S Sc Ssao sI hat ns.o 81
eueb again that be down from the roe q iss
sss stooa on Mount calvary, ana say the s,s,,% s
say Come 10 toe supper Of the Lamb and
stmAse,y be saw these worlds roll up NE scroll Aod
list 10 the brightness Of the Lamb. Having had such
ysoss, he would ask, could be be consprasor against
lAe Bfpiep
Yclpw,pe the lengthy narrative Mr. h presented his
v,s.s Of the Bible considering the only
ssy seve pmept hope to snoure Without faith 10
esd the rtay Of the SOUL future stase Of rewards
ana Gun shmens, cooscientious Legislation poes
be In conclusion, he offered the foo~og resolution
Resolved That he school ocers Of The several wards Of
80 sny be earnest, reSo@mssdsd 70 NIKE .se nj Of
sasain - Of he children m.ie female sad prins-y de
and sns Of .sS
Of Gu s"T IND n so IN :a: me Dc
spenns and closing OF eur public scboolS
Mr.. EUGENE SHINE, Of the Fourth ward, said he wss
s.neo that the report ,shed In tue news papers,
spcnt shat took pace in ST. Peters chacu, vas entirely
Sssse He would therefore ain resolution OF toe
..eo Dat come OF the members Of the s,ard OF E1acs
tsso baa oomoped 70 set asioe the Boie bat no ooc
Of the resolution wh'ch had caused this excite
"a hp aho fy0on
The iuton read and put 70 The board
hss any resolution thst .mber might present
1ainps from voting The pagers had taduosd the
Of member OF the Board by stating We
bad b.nrbed the Bible iron the schools he knew thss
me ecers OF the Fourth had oojccuoo 70
me veadDg Bible 10 the schools. TIL the meotsoo
Of in the papers they had PAID DO particular attention. TO
Ne subject OF authority the mater, but they
had 70 gate the board 70
n they really require the Bible 70 DO read. Much
bad been spoken about me Fourth ward Tue 10.
sossidered the finest feather 10 his CAP 70 repre-
ssst thai waro-toeu industry wS tner honor.
SA~rc had been any talk about excluding the
Bible from the schools from the fact tnst there
ssy,hps OF redsous considering reng,oo
should taught else sbefc-the boys al school more
frequently beng found thro sns Their q each Other
uan in . aisIotuion receive and hsnile the holy
Scvipsures wtn TIE view OF sustaining every
.nas IN his fsi.n wnhou, m,'ss,ss,n or An.
poysnce bad the SUBJECT been considered. II the
paoe.s bad sovocat~o treason for ten years tney
esuo coafuskn and excitement 10 tue
sssy ,ban had dooe by their remarks 90 the
r,sspe Of the resolution az q Peters church he bs
bsi had been brought no Tor pol rcsi purPoses
n intended 70 damage the democracy o. the foufh
No JAMES Cushing, Of the Seventeenth wrd. thought
sba, bad beee unfortunate IN audiog 70 secs a,d
psstss 10 the discussion tie thought toe subject ~As
s.rrow.o 90 10 the teachers OF toe
your,b vAyd acted c,psrtenuy AMI prudepuy 10 ecu
Ds ,be Bible from their scbooss BE dishked portion
q ,be resolution and orsred amendment, which vas
subsequently, xttbdlagn
M, HIssERsIp, OF toe Fourth ward, though, that .
grea 100 much astenfnn had been arcsay gwen 70
ne subject 1pe ne wspsp,rs mad msde great aod
derespeculy Of toe Fourth ward but the peope
ssere, not 20 rich .. 70 otnen oseaarsed seer
NJ. ncRK.s, Of the Twelfth ward said he vs no Law.
YER but takipe Q common view OF the matter no
tsoueht thst Board had right 10 needle sith H.
Re believe that the resolutions from the genye
nan Of the seven,ssDth wa'd meet the question. BE
wanted no taught IN the schools tie thought
he could al end " teacning all the theology 10 ms
fsaiy thsl vas required he ss pleased 70 see toe
unasmiy Of the members 10 concemn'Dg the staemeos
the pspes and therefore offered The FOL osog
veso uIlon -
where's. BY q. .esocI ,sw lss hs board h.: no, %.
e.. cry ysi aer Juiraept s due The he.ltsfal
s. s.ss q S Ssp s. o 20 COR or Is
reed Al ne % snins Of cur schools; h-fefore
v. ~ es. scsrd s q ssso cse. ss., ,h prssos %
90" Ss' .ssin y bais jusirasuoa rssp,eiS-gy
bo'Swips me resaiDs q tns resolution, lengthy de-
nd o. tne ssbe ., al IN The scscols. There ". much
speskng considerable good nafured confession aod ban
sevps Tor amend nent and INSTRUMENTATION orst IN
srder what dasrsoce bcsvces one add another
o. nox tbey should ulinatey uodersand where they
on tpe subjeet-~hicn daaly ermnaied al nine
O'Clock ~fh the adoption Of Mr. hcSeans resolution and
p~san bIe ourtting from the Isper toe wordss-
BY The school laws OF 1851 Tins Board has no. he p1ver
q Bible In the pubic schools Of ls cry.
rhn anspameti o. he prsAnble beng ooosas~sd %
essay tie subjeoi Of The Boards authority bsi po
yes been sirly dscuassd, and ~ exteat that nai<
Tally decided.
ne resoiation ~ amended vNs sustained By 70 yes
end nays
Our New Hampshire Correspondence.
CoNconD, n. Nay 81, 1855.
ko,hro q ne Legiatws Of Ne,o Ha~psAirs-7hs Se-s,o.
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