The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-07

want an snsce Wa omIt fbom Th.y Iii ~
p' Tbe N nf 1us nen ws,. m,
flremcn being In full uniform and tbc ana
ratus in The line was handsomely dccorppt ts
,h, .n .ne n h n,n eoicss Large crowd,
streets but o,v,nr IL thc m,nner T., ,Sios ~, ~
marshnIs sondma}cd aif,ir. a,si.,sahv s ,m'
geant Pool, OF the Second precinct VIII
n n eqoss1 ss succeeded In keeping
avenue. 10 New York ayep,e Wy ~ ~ 2, , Lanco,r
ito Seventeenth, down to PennsyIVsnitt
All he ensioe'Souses IN ~ n eits
someiy decofated vim Americsnn MANU.
VS.. a"e..e"" ""s''
, M.. ,, q PunIIe ss.ooL TsAeHrns.--
~ Wgeuhng o. .ne teasnen 81 the public schools
Ssy afts,nson IN ths ss. ~ nve O'Clock yestcr
Film street' onpo.,tc We.,s sShoS,nousei 70 on
obi.nt ~ ~ UppsI Weey cnapeL Inc
SSce me co,nnra,inns, 70 .hke teps TO In.
the taschs,lp ~ ~ " pay saafiee now due
Ms,cS ana a. a.. '"e mo"'hs oil April and
the t,na,d " Tr .na ausin, anu woodward, Of
va .ne " @ aIustces, snu frot Daniel, teach.
M NJ "I IoS ws Tsn aso progeny.
school in he First wspd. onsnea 81 grammar grammar
hvst.,in. IA. hin oPeneu the meeting
IL Inc t..nh ~ au ~ " = deiay In pay
lug ,he .escneIs mao come 70 that point which
IN mo,i S1 'y XII III v fonger ;
MI In, VI = .ns r meng: , a..
~ 'Nnn e. thonpson regfetted there was
m hInset Htenaahce OF teaehers present
and ~ a.. o. .h ne meenng wma good one,
ana Wy ihcu shouIa go 10 the public, and he
ss,n nn the following preamble and resolu-
Wh.,s.. ,,. .,,,..,,,.. ,.n-,.
vide for tbe ,,nsenernan =, nave ave iaiiea 70 pro,
~ snhon, WIS ei,y nhu me trnstees OF the pub:
,h.in tn.sh w unhpio' 70 pay the salaries OF
nv" Wbeless HI. n.y., n, ,,,,
from temporarv esu.cs an w so as nor , arise
amounts due 10 us withIo pa pau .ne respeeuye
tbeyefnro he ~ """'h any reasohApie tihe'
'" Rrsoirrd That az. ,..r,,,,,,u
IT, ste III n ~ 70 the BOARD OF trustees,
hnss wnls.. ~, pe sGmpeneu 70 suspend our Ia.
Rs,oir.d Thst .nn oe reguIaiIy paid.
Board Of Trustees our "r rrst,Ttnbapr te 70 inc
t,n,,a ~ vo,sn 'he reIulsme iunus 70 con.
and Iina ,i3 ,nth S Snu s.o ior their ehieient
has given 70 y and I to ho scEoU
an sch6oI. ~ = 49,, aha when has elevated
eomp,re sdysntsgennsl 0' ,,,h e, ,s mat WI
pubic instrSetioS 9 %ns WAN me sy,tem, OF
provided with The means Of 's success a lat 0e''er
.usnenJ ar VAL I, Eli We nte eompelied 10
snS raSrot wi ~, viii oe win deeP concern
no eifeetive pIoVision ~ Mas no IMAM mat
msS,ats emniovao. ~ and p tnst uniess our In
.r. nas,nIt,ppS @ DoAru OF Irustees-
money maid Sv The nso,ia m a Sonuoi OF the
e esh Q, me children Of our city there will
pIopaoiy not DC any diminution OF the evils
sgnins' "hicn VIC to-day most earnestly pro-
Rs,oy,eJ That ~ 4. ~, A.,
action to-day TO assume an attitude Of insubor-
dlnstion unfriendiy to any portion Of our city
F,,st.o. ~ ,, hnu esPeely 20 the Board Of
cations, PIT II f.. our desire to inaugufate a
on : bs.i. Of permanent success and GREATER
emCIenCy. tua
operation OF all good citizens-the friends OF
public education In the City Council and In the
c9neress OF the United states.
said the Board Of trustee. were utterly power.
less In the control OF the funds; but the object
Of the resolution was td'haye a radical change
erected, that the Board Of Trustees may have
payment o. school teachers.
MI, J. w. Hunt said thr unless he could
s se , M PAX ana thM speedily he would have
he could not pay his grocer, baker, or butchers
pilis without money. He had been told that q
landlord has ordered lady teacher to move
from his house, unless she paid her rent; and
W. ws.S ~ "a lazy VINO was compelled to pawn
NE, He had hopes the bill before the Coun-
~ would nave passed ere this, but i is now
and when they would report no ono knew.
One thing he would not do-sell his bills at a
luxurious rate to obtsin money for the wants
no" mi, -,
MT. Thompson said the presence Of ma
lorty o. the board OF Trustees was an evil
dence OF the good feeling Of the board, and no
,esenst need fear complaint from them
ment.
MI HUNT said one Of the Board OF Trustees,
who was not present told him the movement
the 20 tS eeaa as ~ hs e., W.. .isI Of
H. r,on.o, on,o,.o, A..
heart,,v .oa ssis IN Snd ,", inc resolutions
N bInyton re ne 'r ws,s snd INC people
.neif lqst demands The resolutions were re-
" sa.,i eoucheu, ana u was with no spirit
~ rn.ni"a ~ " my one, ahat the teachers now
that the schools ne sqrs
oI.cnS a sSt te mere nna me onerops labors
ssrry two v ,eboois on thsI o. ,hem haying to
,evea y wrong mot to lot the money be dis
oin.eu " 'ne uusuees, as they were the EN-.
h. Msvo, ~ ode me ues ai, hc did not believe
wong nor NO one s wGn IN no an intenti9nal
NO bi.m. ~ ,ha On, was engraited attaching
~, o,ame ,, 70 tne city government, but there
he resoIutions, wrong surely anu he endorsed
,nrsi, m,,oh san me meeting was one
pp sn OF 'esehers, PVT he sympsthized with
Ihem a. an onca az nae we money he would pay
90 . 49, they are poorly paid ATTEST. He spoke
Y naesfng terms OF Alderman Noyes, OF the
n. sahnI aIu, who, hs shlu, was the friend oil
81, son9oi and me teachers At All times
$3.50 ~. snLLaney saia the money that was In.
10 LOT 'he pay OF ihe teachers should not
~ metSea int1 the general school fund, but
'et hsius LOT the teachers, and he thought
,omo ACTION looking 70 that end would be the
''vper GourAe r on the meeting.
VT. Johh thompson said the course Is to |
care moor unless II be paid for, and the |
emery ~ IN thc determination.
=, nut. WOODWARD said the school tax In |
:, aI,ye, renh.I was el.lo on the hundred, and |
would say open and above board that he |
.0uid v9ie LOT no man who was not thorough |
'snu ~ the sehool system.
J., ~ a. iauy teaeher gave her experience Of the |
ttth.euitie. OF pelng without money, and her