The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-03-19

state, &c. when was read llrst tlme.-
The changes made in the system are: 1t
provides for Board of Education to be
appointed by the Governor from among the
and authorizes the Board to decide upon
all cases Of appeal. The Cnunty Boards
are to be elected by the people on general
ticket. The School District Boards are to
be appointed by the County School Com
missleners. 1t is provided that the County
School Commissioners can appropriate the
taxes received from eolored people and an
additional amount to assist them. The
other provisions of the bill, generally, re-
main the same.
Leave has been obtained by Mr.. Carroll
Of the Senate to report bill to change sec
ton IA of article 3 of the Constitution of
Maryland, fixing the time OF meeting of
the Legislature, and proposing annual SEES
Sions thereof. Also. to change section 10
OF article 3 OF the Constitution, limiting
the time of the sessions of the Legislature
and proposing sessions OF blank days IN
length. The bill was referred to special
Committee.
The report upon the charitable and re
formitery institutions of the State recon-
mends the following appropriations. 1t
will be seen that Catholic Institutions re-
ceive about three times the amount of Pro-
testant ones:
To the House Of the Good Shepherd, ST.
600; Aged Mems and Wemen's Home,
each $500; Hebrew ASYLUM, $1,000: St
Josephs Hospital, $1,000: Children's Aid
Society, $ooo; Little Sisters OF the POOR
Sooo: shelter lor orphans OF Nolered SOL
dlers. S3oo: St Anthony orphans ASy-
lum, $500; St Nincent's Orphan ASYLUM,
$500 the Home Of the Friendless, Sl,30O;
Union Protestant lnfirmary, $500: St. Vim
cent Infant Asylum Sl,oOo: Baltimore
Orphan Asylum, 600: st: Joseph House
OF industry Tor Girls. F!,o0o; German
Orphan Asylum, SoO0; st. Mary orphan
ASYLUM, 1000: st. Agnes Hospital, ST..
800: Union Orphan ASYLUM, $500; st.
Mary industrial School, Sc, 600; Maryland
Institute and School OF Design S400O;
Manual Labor School, $4,000; Boys Home
$500; Maryland Hospital Especial. 81, 900;
Maryland University and Baltimore !ntir-
mary S2,o00 (Dy act 0f Assembly, Mary
land Institution for lnstructing the Blind
! special $4,000; House of Refuge, Sl5,-
600; the Maryland Penitentiary-th com
mittec report that something should be
done to relieve the present crowded condl-
ton OF the institution; to the orphans
Home OF the Eastern Shore OF Maryland,
So,ooO: total appropriations recommended
| SSOO0 OF which 500, JOO are annual appro-
priations.
! Mr. Duvall bill for the protection OF
rabbits, in Prince Georges county, came
up IN regular order, and the House gave IT
sell up to levlty for fifteen or twenty mia
utes. In enSrosslhg the Dill the words
Prince George county had been acct
dentally left out, and the bill appeared to
apply to the whole State. This started
a discussion which soon ran into the Judi
! circus. IN amendment offered.
hibitinS the chasing of rabbits in said
county by any dog or dogs also an amend
meht prohibiting rabbits from running from
filhce george county INTO howard OF
Anne Arundel counties: also. proVldihS
that All hhes arising rom the VIOLATIONS OF
the ACT DC appropriated 10 'i'e ,oulieiihS OF
a warren 1or aged anu lnlifm RABBITS: he
[ speaker put the 4nestloh on each OF these
amt niments and declared them lost,
although the re'9hf OF voice seemed to be
/ Ill inc aillrllatiVe. 49,, -
W. Cotton .tle4 10 can Ihe iiouse oach
! 70 sense ei us oiSli'y, ana 'iioSea ,ia'
I the consideration OF the OIL oe ihde!iditelE
/ postponed. VT. hlloourn came TO VII. Col
Ton assistance, ana the House stopped tle
pla% ana went pack TO business. VT. Col
ION 'lell "l'horew ms iiio'ion' ana 'ile r'p-
nlt Oil was passed without amendments OH
lhufsuay.
:. Ion, H. ID. roosevelt Oh New ofk, ae-
nVefed lecture at Ann;tpolis on tne 10Th
INST peiore the JOINT Assembly OIL the TWO
Houses on the SUBJECT oil tlsh-lhelr
cultivation, Preservation Ne The toll
LOWING resolutions were submitted the
next DAY:
Lesos'eu oy tNe Hennte "ao uo"Ss % PRE-
gatet q -u"'yF"""' mat the thanks OF the
neSi>ia,'Te pe ana are hefepy rendered 10
iioA. H. ID. Roosevelt Oh Ne" ork, lor
the aoie ana instructive address defVefed
before inc JOINT Assembly OF the Two
Houses on the 10Th OF March on the sub
lect OF "Flsh-lheT Cultivation, Prescr-
vatlon, &c.
Ees2lred. That the General Assembly is
convinced that by a reasonable effort, the