The New York herald., 1870-02-16

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jude TAN. followed with dissenting opinion, treating
separately he resoatoas passed W he school board
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cod and charity toward men AZ means & Of eacoarsg,ng
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must be special religious instructions IN the schools
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Grover Slaughter decided BY the United States Supreme
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havs acted in the onons o. @ ~ @ e s w as q e.
benclted b the SCHOOL, tina, the rs is not n
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under said section has performed IT'S duty by passing the
which appeal except the people that thsac
duty to sss are
them we cannot change them or make ohe even what
the Board Of Education complete discretionary
the government and o. the common schools an
conflict any law constitutional and that th.
s%s ~ s Placed within he exclusive si;
In regard 10 resolution Judge Taft said that
many years ago adopted the rule requiring tie opening Of the
s arns not e Ks is ana
peans said law courts inlerfere.
singing the common Schools be regarded as
na TSas is simple
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Of the various conflicting religions a e eomiaan had
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the B' Of Rights guaranteeing religious liberty and egaay
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to pas. both resolutions: ,. The present opening
md sesoas is
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ship The pantis aim that The Bible cannot regarded
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NOT liberty DOUBT the honesty Of their
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said that the Catholics be satisfied with the schools
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So.wssn any religion, provided they
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one another any OF them ever having exclusive right
sec.aras ignore the scrues Of others bu.
the dca that has conscience because he is
tonaiist, spua atheist is not constitutional
iea n tbs State Of Ohio Nor can any sect because in,
cudes majority Of the citizens number of united
sect containing such majority claim preference what
long there ia minority which not with
them. They cannot claim that their religion Is
Tho court will take ccgnrance Of the exstence OF the
order viii ali forms Of religion: bu, The governmen
s NEUTRAL and while promoting all, prefers and dis
parages Although not protesting to be Christian IL
exercises truly Christian charity Judge rst character
and quoted from Cooley Constitutional Limitations
show that religious instruction could be maintained at the
expense OF tho State. The Board Of Education have
simply aimed to free the common schools from any
conscientious objection by combining them TO secular nruc
tons and moral and intellectual training Under the circu
stances not only just but under the constitution Of
Ohio, duty which they could omit without violating the
rights Of those who conscenousy object to the practice
der the old rule of the Board.
The for the defendants say they win carry the
10 the Supreme Court
NEW JERSEY LEGiSLAIURE.