New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-16

M FaRR ,9shl followed shouag thai the ts'norrS
bad lad i've weeks IN shsch to get up their report.
Mr.. ADAMS ti6thl suggested that the minor :!
nlaht be allowed TO place themselves right on the re-
coso s;iei~aro, as NJ. C.s zines oo'ained esve
to print their speeches fct buocombe effect, wsho0
rading them. He then showed up the doiGing way
in Which the Bible question al been met thi, tine
well as always before. 90 the llth OF May the
luton Was passed erjerlng the bylaw. 9 reguIAr
meeting in'erventi before tie time when the by ~
was to BE- r, ported there difficulty IN ge,i,s
auornu then But whea that meeting came on sh,cL
TIE BY law Was ordered TO be reported 10 thee go
no anorur sp,cisl meeting was immediately called.
tui the sane policy OF pos'plnement then prevai~a
/ Al now twas tined sgAir. lie thought Il wsseu -
1 sab he wsrted the question taken tonight
| Ar. Got Id thought It a Yer. simple question:. IL"
right Ia resd the Bible let us know II. and lei -
Know no oppo,ed 10 1t. II was Just a. simple -
! A. Il. and c. snd ID.
Nj GRsss enlarged upon the adv ants es especially
d. nbers which would result from waiting fsr
| tl,s minority report
| Mr.. FsIRSAs asked Whist reason members -
10 suppose that they ~cad 81, anything iro" III
| opinions.
I There YVES tax sNou, lawyers, to which Mesxs.
| GRlEs aG WArzsrvRs rep,sd.
Mr F.iss,s stcugh' awycr, ss god as sshsf pee
| YEAS Jclp OC,s, r. c,,rles MAJ Hass u csrss.
beat COSid rEoss. f.iis.Isii ce.1r.J p.assrr,, W
h'o p E,E,r Z. I,s-' NJ h'sl Rs,Id ss,T! y No.
s s@s Wi" 1 s".s i,S'- , ~ sS. i'i Tss s::
Curi. Terrence rarsy oI'sr * Los. N.a waarssry.
Says-J.S r. S.@.. y w:,:s. sss.,s sd, 90
tiss ss-rssr saoj.h ~ Br~ueu tlse, n Reyrai. Rss
sr A. As.ns. iltsn s,sord Jsne- c1. 'st ~ simss
@R-sNr "a nor vorrso-B.ueG,.t wsr, MecsS~
Mr.. Gkkis then moved to po,i zone the sabecs saS
MIKE Il special order tH the = meetGg VITA IN
s,iuctials 10 tie minority OF the Law Somni1es
To prirS their report ana 10 have opy sen to eAeA
men be-.
Mr. ,sHIsG raised the point Of OF i.rths, he Board
hsd Iust decided the same question ss-estants.ly
The CB,iR ruled ,theisise.
Mr.. WsfiRuURr -uggc a~a that sspcc'a meeting
should he held FIR the purpose next W eipcsday'
Sir. GRvEs accepted the amendments
Sir TUrsuL rrm.ndci the Boar that the FiAA
Ward Board had offered - make mp It"st case, and
cagy il to the Court at Appesh liza 'seir o'rr beca
accepted th.s quest could have heer seeded vWh-
ont hardship 10 teachers. Bat were thr Bylaw a''w
ofcrsc passed. 1t would occasion mn,h suderg V
teschers
Tn, vote was taken with result precisely smilss -
that on the previous motion ~ postpone.
Mr. CUsHiss then moved That the report Of ne
Majority Committee Including tbe bylaws ~ adopted.
The CLERK proceeded to c.a and one Esmher had
answered To bis name, when motion To smend Wa
made by Mr.. GayyN.
The CHAIR drclded il out of order. and On s,pex
wac SUSTAINED. Several other attempts to open Tho
Cnsstior failed.
Mr.. E,cER (s,bl explained his vote; he believed
By Jaws
Mr. BroosrixD 18th, believed ihs, the board
had 10 such authority but thorph The question uuse
be- tested in the Courts lie believed mat all the In
i.ry which could be 10 the schools by insisting Ga
the reading Of the Bible ia AZ the schools had bees
done. He should vote tr the bylaw, bee Mse opps.
sition was useless; the attempt tn eniU'H 1t would
show the pOweresness of the Board and 80 settle tho
matter. .
Mr.. Tucker lsthl voted zee. because he thoushe
il right himself aid sll his cohs'it sens Thought 50 so
Mir. GREss (itbl regretted exceedingly that no ep-
poIiunly had been given for discussing this qne'thA
snd he ~ elted still more the wrsg which would b
done to large Der of Innocent tenchsrs who ~~sv
d. creatures u the local Boards. lie vo'et agna-s
The By Laws simply became he believed thai tho
Board had uu tight tn aoopt them.
Mi ADAMS stated that lie thought Of but one ground
Of objection the reading of ibs ihbis La the sohos
good ohe, II a0y mso was consq,nhtiou-y opposes "
it, be hud a right Ia object A. no man bal oppers4
the reading ths GROUND, he believed thai the Hoard
bad fu p"ws la the premises.
Mr.. CusHIso explained his vote; he believed that
the Board had power.
air. CURTIS dwell at length The power of moro
sua,D Which had carried the - Die io'o 200 Of our 2ld
scinls. II wssd dong great Justice to the tssni,sfa
Neither law sIprriri ce lie futnre useiulsess
Of The schools asked iof II aud he yOiei No;
Mr.. FAiRsAs usthl thought the Bpad had the
D. wer 10 enimce the reading Of the Bible under Tbs
w when qnired teachers Ia b. hret under suoe
regulations as the Bosrt should make The tedrri
Government had NJ better authority for monops-'
Lkng:
Mr. Lax f20thl eulogize3 the 81 lie, thought he
was crowo.d into cornef aud ssiJ that the ~ssaxe
OF ties. by.laws would tLTow the Bible, he feared,
into "a bubbhg of pDltcel and religious Difficult
ties hot wous nd To- d' gra'e the rsncs VIII Oh
the community Cow hyd fl that blessed volume. Bu.
be- did not wish TO be held up rs an anti I,bs man-
lie therefore although be- did II Reluctantly and viii
-nd hrrbodng,, should permit his name To 10 on 10
~ al m siiss.
Mr. WArS aBURY wsr ip iayoF Of reading the Bbls
ano it was read in every school ia bis Ward. Tno
Board bad " the authority 10 enforce these bylaws
md # they bod he ~oalI not vote Tor them Nj.
Waterbury nnde n considerable speech In develop
nett 81 The popular sovereignty principle whic, NJ
applied TO the W ards, far 40 the resog Ut tho
Bible WIS c.Ic-rpcd. Several attempts to stop M.
Waterbury rrre unsuccessful.
Dr. RAssEr though tba the minority Of tss schools
would yield gracefully la The na Vry oi 300. and there
would be- difficulty ut al.
The vote on The bylaws, which occupied nearly tive
bonr- 80 long tho pAsaons o gentlemen, re-
suited fOlJv,:
WAS Jared A. Tinp-on James ws,son. Husb q. Cnyes.
hianNs Nu Biau6-ld We russsf Cbas- y. Cdrf.i-ve.
J.n.s Dsni.i so,s joel W. m,son On iAs ~ets<S,
.doul,h H. srmnel, A'r 20 q keyE"ld.. hset Aa.s',
Wu. Stafford James Cussu< j. samuel CaDtpi. Jssss
fsiInsu cser. H. Lee, John Dsyenpofi, Lafayette h'snsy
Jan 2. 3ssiusr-A
EAys-LhE o'Gsdy. r., Ch.. arcsy. Tbs ri,syrJA,
b, az teo White, Abraham q Williams, Hob~r o. Glsss.
,tof.~ .. Gf--p, .udr ~ T. Byns wa Curtis. Tsn-sss
ApsP;ST or soT vOT.nG-R,ehsrd Warren. Er.ss.s O.
Berecs, Hugh hcCsbe.
There vac attempt to suspend the rules 70 yet 10
some explanatory resolutions but they were isoided
oct III OrGsr.
N,;hirz further Of importance was done. Som
email biLo slipped through.