New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-16
BOARD or EDUCA TON.
BIBLF-aEaDING TO BE ENFORCED.

Tie BouId of Educst os u,et yesterday d. VIII
IiANs the chair, VI. Warren the Preside nt being
absent On tho ealing ~ the roll Mr. Ben-iio' being
absett. Mr.. Gsxts stated that hlr Benedict had been
sucdeuiy called To tho Court oi Appeals, oni very
much regretted his ueces0ery absence from The
meeting.
The special order Of the evening, the Bible Ques
iicu. es then taken ny. The By Law reported by
the Conn iitee IN Is, Lrws Is NJ follows;
sEcTos H. Al the pubic schools Of Tbs cry ena'r the am
of poor ~ n, Holy scIyar without o,e y. couiasat
sId shall b e dly q BE- p'aeipa 4 esea Se
,-r Bcaie o Tr,.e sno u this BsId VOL 900 VI bis
Hy Law rLish rrp"r hall 3, annexed % tac Ply d3I 80
f viola m a aJ r- suisiOn II this oo-ra and 40 'ueh
snail ,herest,r BE- smpLyed 10 any heo unl's N,
Iar :, pep Bosrd u Trustees. and to this Bard sI s"a
is..Ly o. IL' rule. aud '....,s' .. "a. S"'d o.
pay ROD shall contain az ssan rHa thr principal
IL TIE > SO J. u t- ru-. regulations. VI IA. Bard
sEcS NJ FsyHeIt h4. oe laeg . e.eh. IA ~ao's eA-s
SIC ~ Sscnu ii sor as tts II co rom ans ait,r
,h- fr.' icy Of Augl. 49, al" s-r IsDd - u n- Azure
sd A.es Q shall tss- fleet inH.edtsbly.
Mr.. WATERBURY cath Wsrdl -t,ied that beaDd
Mr. Cultis 18th Wardl-the minority of the ~. Law
Commiri.e--had Lteudec to prs-.Lt minority reP,d,
aud a. The Fs. election WAS yet ~iW Oh, and there
iced ct haste be moved thai the hole subject
be laid upCD the table ami naGe tue special order atsr
tie ii order vi business a. the next meeting 10
ensb the minority u the Bylaw Committee ~ pss-
ssrt their view 8pon the subject.
Mr. fTCEER isihf SlrntD Tor OF lUilr udir 'otS
He Az 10 r. ssCb Why the minority f the Committee
should b. more ~ e-ure in the future thas they bal
L~- fF tue mouth past.
d.. GEES litlj a-ked u the gentleman from
tie Eighth lMr. Tucker had g'veo that attention
10 tie sV whleh bad beev given il by thoughtful,
eeigLiy ulen WHO bad eOhsidered i in years past.
Ihls d" oUesiua 81 the rlat Or wrong Of r,aing
The Bible IL the School; Wa. qq--tVn VI laT.
Had the BnsEd tie power 10 eni,rce this oy-ias, II
Jasssd He thong d, not; and b. thought thu, II the
gent, MFR ircn he Eighth to give the auction
" AN the CoIf id.i6;l.n which II deserved be would
agree w;b Lim. lie hop-d toat 81 least tue co1rle-y
would BE- .hv@B tie minority Vi allowing them al op-
poTrEII'y 10 L axe report
Nr. GILDERsLEIyE lytL) ~Eh-d the GGe-tlol
pressed - 6 vote =, AL were ready u ~
row. Every Ian had made np hs Ei.Ed, AL he hoped
that would rCt be delayed.
Mr.. CUKrIs, (ls5bl, 81: the Bylaw Committee male
an atI- al for tue. II Ta.h step u take, one
whcn nj. tt place the Board II very uope asaHt %
siiou before the Court, and which might endarse
tie exiteIce u the schools.
Mr.. CrsHISG 9th urged the advantange Of settling
tie question now while elections were fer OF, ADD
While u.n could sct free frOn any political iltusoc-
Mr. TrcKLE S;hI raid nc Was -atrshed this question
usus; 90 TO tie Court Of Appeals, snd the soner i
started the b.sr II resdiIg the Bible IN the &C aoos
would break them up, the sooGei was dooe the bet
ter He would rather discuss Il for "a hours now tAsa
TO have II put over.
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