The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-10
Tire while Question.


NFrrIso OK THE soARo OF EDucArIoS--nga 'sr or
THE coMnlprrE ON BYLAWS IN Favor or GGAp-
ING the sCRipTvREs IN rae seuocL.s--CoM 8OT on
IN THE DoARD-TnE hsroRr To BE MADE. qnE
spEcIAL 0RDsG NEXT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
BUSINESS brc., ETC.
The special meeting Of the Bard Vi Education which
pase wednesday evening was looked for with no s al
ibtsr est cor IL known that the Gommse 81 Lava
would sepor, upon tae bible question Richard Warren,
the PIes.aent osouped chair there we're presen;
altogether thirty Eve members, together with
lobby. Fne absent members we're Commissioners
nougherty, oGrady, Williams, Clover Farley, Waterbury
communcation from the School ON ers Of the six.
teepth waJa, askiug Appropriation or sS9 FOR
aklng rome aaatons 10 Ward Scnool No. 40, ~as
icrred 20 the Finance C9MMtsee.
Two com uunlcat,ops frosn the school ofd,ers OF
Eighth wsrd, asDg the Board 70 make Aggregate dp
preparation Of $500 Tor repairing school bu.ldags III
thar w.rj, referred to the conniltee Repairs
The Finance Committee reported in fav0r OF navias
$3.50 geo placed CITY treasury tho creAt tho
Beard by The Ceup oler, and resoli ton ta enc'
war adopted
REPORT on The coaMrgE ON by LAWS ON me BInIs
QUESTION.
Commissioner ADAMS mo CnsTmaa Of ths Conniittse
Dy Laws, preseAad ne fco wing report 10 favor o The
reaipg Of the Scriptures IN ali the schools Of the city
she COMMITTEES an ny Laws Rales sad sesatans n pg,
sssnss Is he assod By 1e bosd Nay n 1859
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soop,iop N sr',ses psg. ~ o. The d lass
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simmons .ssll > hs dsy 2! Ss vrlasip s.ss
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rol Abe following aeeuoaa Andsd the BY
section situation Of teacher .hs be forfeited bys
wiS violation Of any ,ssu.ien Of this Bosra ana Such
orss lure s,aca by Una sosa Ssry r2ss sns
tie proper board 81 Iussss bard
s may g. sa @
has ssss ss 40 toe
violation BY he teacher inaadsa In As roll he
Section isro pay shall he made to teacher in whose
S ss s provisions OF As's have not bean '0''a
See y sss'Sa q article 3 aforesaid shan TAX. snss;
1901 tie said article hall aAe eject inamediatey.
$ SIstS.HS. hs5s;vs y asS"s
When the report was there was quite q ccmmoson
arising Of desire several Of the to speak
simultaneously in reference 70 the report. Che char,
ana he Immediately moved the adoption OF the report.
Commissioner SREKS thought it subject not Do
acted upon tee hastily, and called for .oud reading Of
III afser which Commissioner Benedict called for third
Isapg, ana sl expressed himself not fully informed Of
| It's PROVISIONS
Commlzs.ouer BxSEp,cT then moved as "a amendnon.
to the motion Of Commissioner Adams that The report lie
| Oh the table and be printed.
The amendment being seconded, the question was taken
en- It, ana 1t lost By vote OF twenty three
eative agans thirteen in the affirmative. The affirmative
votes were those Of Commissioners Mccay, Fitzgerald
parrey essg Bloomfield, White Green, Byrne, Benedics
NcCabs, lGe, davenport and O'Kesss. The negatives
we're rgps4n, Watson, Cfozer, Could Eager, Tutni El
scr, Andrews, Tucker, Gderseeve Farr slots Mason,
netxgar Brumnel, Rsy noioB, Adams Stafford Cusaas
| Csnrel fsrmsp, Ranney and Mariner.
Commissioner BENEDICT said he would explain Why he
the amendment which had just beea lost He hoagh
the report important related only the reading OF
scriptures Ia the schools; but 1t was very important bo
carse held teachers very respectable, case OF
their violating the by laws deprived them OF all
OF ever procuring another situation ueder the Board
their vocation 90 teacher For this reason he WAS OF
opinion that II would DO we'll 10 postponed Til
next MEETING 20 give all The members 4 full opportunity
OF examining every part OF the report This Considered
would be plain every one, and therefore did ,nine
Desetsas 70 state his views before the vote
lie bortd that no action would be taken the report at
the present meeting
Com missioner GUSHING sbovgbt the report plain enough
wondered ut the position by Benedict Oh The
present occasou in or The he took last year
colpmissOner ADAMS expressed eurpsse thar any one
should seem dssiro0s of deiayiog acIion subject
which hsd zee repeatedly discussed, tie merits OF
Thieh were evident to all de then called for The question
op bis motion.
commsaoner EAeyR did see Why tie report should
mol be considertd in Committee OF the Wnes sacn
ports were Usually considered He moved, aussaa
NEXT 10 Commissioners Adaas motion, taat the epor,
considered, section alter secnon IN tnis way.
Commissioner BYRSE hoped the report DO laid OH
the table aud printed IL be made aeci,l
order OF business a. the next meeting Immediately after
reading OF the He moved THIS amend
iael rs substitute Tor the amendment Of d. Eager.
Il wss seconded and carrlso BY vote Of 10 athena
against 10 negatives. Ttose voting 10 af m--
i've C)mnssUpeTs IcCay, Crozer, Gould, F.zxe-
RAID, Eager, Tuto Barrey, Besg Bloomfield, FAIR, Wnse
hey ICts Green, Benedct, 1cCas Davenport, 4anney
end Keee Tie negatives Comuiisoaess Tirison,
DAtoo, Eager, Andregs, Tucker, Giterseove, hAsoa,
siose, Asl2gar, Bronmei, Adams, Stafford, Casnins,
tantIeil, gainan and Mariner
MA vote settled The Bole question TIL next nesting
when !, Win pros-oy De Considered III ConntIea Of the
Whole.
some o.hsr oattors Of trivial nature then came ,,o
apd after o!spoaing Of them the Board adjourned
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