, 1869-12-01
OHIO.


OHIO.
The Question of Prohibiting tho Use
Of the Is1bfc In uhe Public schools
OF Cincanunti-A Hearing in the In
juncEom CAAe In tho superior
CouFt-Stnte ChrIAtlan AAsoCtuttons
CURED in the argument OF ". II. RAMSEY, Jester-
day, before the Superior Court, f0s the plaintiff, 10
the c4se ep1olnlng the School Board from expcli.
Ing the Billie from the public kchooA: It To show
themselves enllllrd to tlt relief prayed for, the
the plslLt!na must establish TWO proportions:
First, thai religious Instruction. IN Tue contcm-
mon school s{b:eu Of education. Second. That |
the Board Of Education Of the city O! Cllc!Anat: /
naa not the pswer to p5oles ri religious lnstsuc-
+Tnete propositions viii be met, 1t may fairly be
nntlc,pa'e ed, by, urst4 general dtAlsf; stcuad,
tic part Of The school arl religious instruction
tn upIAwlQL respectfully bub1K that religious
rstfueton Il IN essential ptft " o. our conmoa sa1
system waa organized under The constitution Of
ls6e- Schools xese established III The LcS1s!s.
ton ItttIf. That direction IL cont Atnet III the
oFds CONSTITUTING the concluding ten1ene Of The
tntta section Of 49, bM o. Miehts. MsiF,on: n mo-
government mud the haputness o! nan1!nd,
Echoola AID means Of Instruction ahal forever b.
encouraged b5 legislative 1rosisioa, not incoo-
Estent With The Fights OF conscience
Aiter attempting TO SHOW that the constitution
md ara Juror religious Instruction, Ia scho u.s. he
e4ys: "HEt at!.tin will cslt:5t cOla1rnce as
proposition 0: the law, tha, hal tue constitution
hctn client iilc-e laws a. 70 the purrn.. for
which schools were so liz eetarlishei; ha It SIM
rls d.c:sll that i: should he III: Hut, Of the L>9
isiatuFe 10 establish Ecnoals, the contribution
weu:d be precisely the eatne, thai religious H.
s,fuciiou woulsi u as clearly contemplated ~ II
Is Low by 1hr e1press l.ugasge Of thst tnstrn-
mens.'' lie then quoted the Eastc,n p1ht1c
schools add ott,r cuuntr:es aud the grants Of
fuw nj. L-irrr %ta,
tiLIstd s'atrs--Athru. and O1ionl, Ohio, aa,ons
| 1bt tLstanCtr-t0 ttOx thAt 1e.1xtLus lntfHuc-
t1n WI ,ssetenpais! In ea ssnSas'Sp III be
| l,H.ots ttetructlon, MS l l.clore rcuarEcd They
! arc In sGlI-tAhce the rer31lattpr, not eniJ Of
Christau'sy, t9k ol al rtlistun IN The l'7u!dest
| eerse Vi winch the term IL susceptible. Taey
Clearly constitute kuth case a. was supposed nT
The conrs II ssonoune!ag ~ opinion II thu G.saFs
| Ellt cAsr, LGt fEuu which the csi>e Nas dist!1-
fulshet'. t1ea:se to a1ons aud tu sulltt to the
tourt. as Talt Of ny a1HnHc't, e1e1t worl Of the
EIsat argument . Of Mr; Meestss 70 thas ease; an
Court 70 for az lis Conclusions were concerned.
| TIE holding Of the Court tia. Christianity might
he tsusht lu the urphans' College By poas
avoided his confusion without couttvyerttlG his
me argument accaptei tire. hourst
| Judge Staff EI13ke two 1lUGrs }tsicIslaJ for the
6efcLct. lie wilt conc.l''s to-day He sa.i that
Ch,,atiansty ~aa no part Of the Ii. Of the state.
I seossa apan sse -
rtgnfs which Lone Int Chs4:.aEs possess, tle OH
Of esia ~ yass 15sss sasd ch
Christian hut because eARental for the Rool order
| OF society. The STATE eniofces 20 duty vs. Cnrts-
preference over persons protesting other cfceds.
o. no creed, 4 Jew. for tns:anee. has tae sane ne
= 5a ans
can vols hiA s5nagogne exempt from taxation
he same - G1ii;;i.n I;;laa church: a.,, Y
Sead sSeeond 'aS ONO e Reports. SECT Section ss;. II
taid 1t WIS 40 objection, but. on the CONTRARY,
Recommendation to !cG.A!a:ise enactment based
3-tolnc.de with the prrceots Of pnte religion, hui
ueveTtneess the power 70 nako the la~ rest. y
or no essr n
. been delegated TO sosernneot while auy prefer
euce Of one religion over another as a stAtni
i, prohibited ;, tne constttsilon- Car.ttauitJ
. no part Of TIC common law in onio to-day. a
~ a1a Sn. sa once Sat nct
thanks. TO The follnwers Of she rrote'
liant noecE William he Catholic Charlie
, that = diversity ol opinion existed among Cart:
: tlans on the authenticity Of the Ne" Testament
ssa ut t:e caf.o. to ate hor nes9
: this summary Q! the 1Tesb. terrain otvlat ag7ce
With certain proportions adsanctsi b5 Jeau
father IN 1ht5 city In recent lecture on tho Biol
e | though thE Interior couclustnn< u! Iie two vel
+ widely divergent. The Leg,FlLurs Of Ohio sann'
sitn ot the city Of Clnclrua be The 'aSe ul tue
;, | houett CONVICTIONS. Both OF these men ought
i | he respected By the State Of Ohio.
CINCINNATI, SoT N.-The Superior Court roo
y wns t1oAdesi With nsttaers al the forenoo
- Si.lo copcu1Il hts argument nj na'f-r1+t
u hsynS srotcn io7r tca eait hours.
" nLd half this Afternoon In optnltY hts resnsrk
:, he SPOKE OF 1he powers Of The beard Of Educ
ron t9 ioF ne na q sehoo
nothlDE for the prayed for ~ the plL
c uns to operate urop, for the reason .has the Ct
N 1ncnt the resolutions cotnpfAAe' oi were saar!e
~ They wcre the law for every teacher employed
!s the Hoartl oi Education II could not opera
of aEainat the CLERK ct tnc School hoard tn pEeve
tim lrycEtrc VARIOUS teachSrs eMlaO4tu II cU
Of The resolutions for The aaMe fea .on- He &
lher.cIain I'd. from las lact that the board Of e.!
&c t0t.!atlon, that remedy koagh: ty tue p1a:
u tics was net . proper ono. The question mtg
e s%s @ @ ~ nef ee sIoo a1 y n xos
81 taAeE up hy thr people, and alter Feacs Of pno
he discussion, alone nc settled:
On George l. sage, for the plaintiff, ernke ten N
~ uter before the cour. adjourned. aud vii concu
~, to .lav. The courtroom ~As 1atobved.
~ CoLrAsts, .. Nov. sa-Tne s!ase Christ:
to session siwrea vta the chil,fens mectt
d. ii ths seeond l'fethJtertan c1n-ch, VII!
a<av1 a5sy FL ss,;s: as u
ci a singing @ r. II % .rse Wate1 o, % Iae paa "a
!'' short aunrs+s+s we're then delivered bf Rev
-. | Chldiaw, o. tlEctncati, Ant others
as Count. Cornn'is::onsss Gn.ek @ aud L.sle,
70 uiale asauce III office. h5 the grand JnrJ noH
~. etRstnp.
faE tiou wAs Called to order oy Rev II. H. loaers
cc. OF Columbus .After which "Eoronauou
wn b. srleD" esI D. ssn
pa Rer. 'a NJ: ll.!dsa. q rs!ae.z!
H. 5ns sns Siaa ss toT sa
N q. u. Philips, J. v. thtcrn, Iseac Crook.
,no Cneatef Briggs COMMITTEE onl'er1naacni urs'
zen Wou. c n. o,a., or co.rneas ,.c'1Fered AT
the t1efs of wecome oa behalf Ut the cltszanA to |
cg- Delegates lie referred to tne orgauicatton Of
!. / American Christian ConnntBkN1 At EIeS<12u !
~ 1skA rrferr1nE 10 the hlee o'..ctt aaa gn:s:
oot elective work performed ~ il 1ee ttst I'll
recn churches and thous ands 0, Christians In
caty. lie t'ettved the convention wss comp.
- Of delegates Of surh chsracser that Il vA.,'n
1o9- the GEcurprnral Contcast0u 1t ohio. The add
al WAS fal q esrne.t CHRISTIAN lore:
l. to Nes. ]. v. Why. c' C1nctr nafl rrs7onde!
,cro behalf OF the consc. -'.on. lie wondered II
te.s time vot1n cospr when The Irn,e.laats Of
eo whole country wOuhi shake hands As st
,!ars %r,c not hefr ia coprrn,rn ,<cau.e
I cause OF Christ oolrd dark. nat because Il
ap- was chance for work ~ united c!i.1t- soE
II. scs.et cccausc there vas an a:tenrt being II
,eeu 10 take the Bible from the pIhllc tchoo:a: tu
po,l was Rltd Shc destl showed bis eloyen eeot Al
he ctppalt IS 1t epate people to lag the haLds
On. him and enter INTO .ne nGht with greater int
ihan ever ,efort. Since this movement q
| {tAG4 LlkfG QhEG NAkeQ &CH l4tA 0oA QA1
d a aucstiors II nj ttrca lie eaid tast 10 nlzht
mis- was better religious feeling than da1ans the
tu1- len 1eArA ..z
zine 1ne toHNitlcS oa t.uaaenl - aGt@ =
Thape attler,cf C1cc:uratt; Vice Presidential I
D1. Howard, Of Ohio Cnsverfiry; J.. Il. pet
esa Of CHc.eSi!le: Hon Reuben A1tchccck, Of II
rms | y,s]c: +, Kelley, Of Central College: and Z
ern True, cf Marion: Secretaries, Rev. =. 4 II
h ~ OF Cleveland: Captain Nn,. Mitchell, Of &C
1ii bx1k: Bu&iucSs Committee. F. T. Eas:En- oi
1ete I0u!s; Rev. n. II. Moor. OF -Drla arc:
.t.oT Pratt. Of Plrt.n1onth: Gesefal Brtpscrho'
%; Mnntncld; and Res. 7. AHea+ Q! D.,toa.
cunt The report waA uufntmoualy adopted.
rtiss b, l. Moods. Of Chicago, Vas called o.,
.inV. epoxe 1t considerable ienRta-
ria TIE convention adtouT Tned until o't'os'
ct1o, | MORROW.
,!an- CINCINNATI, Nov. 5e.-H. Z. scais,eaeI sAs
tex 1niitkd 10 Jail by Squire Marcaant 10 tar,
[ouh t1u1t Ct IS oa'0 ball to appear for furshef =
te Of nsttcn, On charge Of forging the nHTes o.
q h00 Mests, to drAtt fot lafec su11 Te1. utE
s11 NOT he distuAied from prosecuting t1e
ioEGe., although the father Of Schroeder na'
ircat leo for Anllar Operations npou tnem =
onet aggregate Asaount OF $at1, aclltI9 hi pr
E ErAt ~ MAKE the rtslitutiou-
orocI T.
II the
t. 4 The Mississippi Election
aes OF NFhJ1fs, Nov. s1-The 4r1l1neaes
Erf1fKx ENCCta1 EaYh. Ahaut H0U1 yQfE&