, 1870-05-08

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school, he onght to be allowed 10.
AZ. WAsAgUlNE opposed the striking ou
! Mr. Pe!i.Ys amendment mas lost
The Section Was adopted as follows:
SEe1los !. The General Assembly shall provide
al IL sae u aS es
} good common school educa1oin.
Section WIS adopted as foIlows:
SEC 2. All lands, moneys, or other property. do
mated, granted, Or received for school, college
J seminary, or university purposes, and the pro
. jests for which such gifts OF grants were made.
Section was considered
MI. BROWNING moved to amend by substisa.
ting the word "dcnonluatioual" fer the word
The section VAS adopted as fo1lors:
SIC Neither the General Assembly nor any
| county, city, town, township, SCHOOL district OF
ether pnblic co.lorauon, shall ever make any ar..
rEoptat,op Or ? pay r. fre r. any public fund What
rnrTose, OF to help support or spst.in any school,
academy, seminary, COLLEGE; university. o. other
| church or secraftan denomination whatever, nor
shall any ETant or donation OF land, money other
personal properly ever be made by the State, or
any such public corporation, to any church u for
Section was considered . ("
Of NJ ESesn q oesc,sa He sg
books IS those engaged In the business Of edu-
ME Fox, Of Schuyler, objected to this 1estslut1uc
as:.nst class, zsld moved to strike out tie Sc.
1 AI% 44-sNuEH Etlu LQG 8&CQ01 N2S EO0u one.
and any ole who knew Of The log-rolinG By te acn-
| CTS to get their books Introduced INTO schools
Would hare Objected TO It. Twas not Uncommon
dealer to put aside Old furniture, and nt schools
| Iii: lASTnoSY said IN ne,ghbortng State, not
long 2go, It TAs attempted to exclude all persons
CONNECTED with the Law from schools The Su-
pseEsc Court hai decded tnat It could not be done
w1es lite beoe or tnss 6s O.
| pr1yed Of hts profession.
Interest Of teachers In the sale Of books. The
chaIses wee double, md poor books were soue-
times substituted for good ones. Just to MAKE
Mr. ALLEN, OF craw1orI, did not think the
author Of a valuable buok ought t. BE- male TO
1orego the advantages Of his book or his psufes-
Nj. WHITING spoke strongly against the prtn-
Glp's o. me section. It VAS wrong, every way re-
prohibited from writing Law books. ''8 'A''
The section WIS struck out
Section wns Stricken out
Mr. ENGLISH had never known any particular
good arising fIot1 .he existence Of County Super
II tendsnts d. Iher draw thsr pay aud fhal was
Nj. MOORE favored the motion. We were
making TO many sta1e on1ees which the Iesisia-
1urt could net Xet nd Of
W. WHEAT " oppcsed- Unless the ONCE was
". WAITE favored striking o1t.
officer unless &c was recognized in thls conslitI.
lion. The section was stricken out
8, ~. hAlSE Offered an additional section, en-
ihe exclusion 81 lie B6ie from % SCHOOL, @ g1 nVing
as We did IN this enlightened age Of the world; IL
cictles, 1t might at INST glance seem unnecessary
to ofer such proposition But he felt 1t is sol
emn duty to recognize tbs right OF TINT
had sent him numerous petitions upon the sub
Ject- They were the salt OF the earth, aud as 4 |
sity Set 4Pon hi s1d iaEheE he1a
peImanence Of cur institutions dependant upon
e'71gi9g %g 3sa2a4 e ~ : boqk; o9 .n,.,.oo
the book for all nations and TINES God lad as
t:uly founded this nation as he had the nation OF
l,,asL Gsi, Was ne :resd Of Ame1ica 70 be blank
lepsissd q The. Iln!e. The gentleman ~
and their deYotiou to that booE. Harpess Witt Wilt
as quoted from, and tia Illustrations explained
! Chicago paper hHd lately mentioned 1t as the
,.rded with iron banda He thought it a greater i
andef that the world Was gizded with glrdle Of
stbieR. / :
Ill. SNYDER wished to present the other aide. $
sGM the version desired BY the supporters OF this
eSuon Tas dstassfll % twothirds Of all Chris
aa laaa, rms version WIS the WORK Of some forty
elsons, not one OF WHOM had any knowledge ! Il
the original Hebrew. It was fuli Of mistakes,
3iieIno,ataons, mts9aonai and otherwise, and
lis secuou say "as w.Te Te"o toe na 1anoSa,es o.
,rce upon them tie Douay version ds Of The Bible.
ne gentleman discussed the question At consider
Mr., MI: CAMERON AMER was IN favor Of leaving well y
a9nGh aons re ne M believed he Bible vas ali that
NJ canse or ocy noT Tne he sIgs 1o sa fer
lat the King 1anes version wes now going out Of o.
ate, even with Christians themselves, and new
anslat1onB we're being called for In ali branches m
the Church. Moreover, to compel others to az
ad the Bible vas to yioaie the teachings of the lc
e aeeas snd 70 o i1 ahSad
It be m!ugled. The family, and not the School an
Is the place to teach religion. 70
AFTERNOON SESSION. ne
he EDUCATION HEFuET FURTHER CONSIDERED. M
lved itself inso com1pistee OF The Whoje. and to
Ok up The report Ut The Committee on Education, p
question st{ being On ths adoption Of The addl
ton Was taken, the committee rose, reported lea
afSIe TO ths Convention as amended, minus 70
amendment The question Was taken m cnn. pr
e VS. taken, and stood IS to Is % Tie PREsI. r.,
mt declared non-concurrence with the com. Wi
ttee On stirling OFT q
Ehe convention concur1cd In the vote striking
the Hfth section. Is
The question was taken on concurrtnp With tbc Chi
Mmtee Of the Whole in striking out the slxtn SO
uon- Inc convention refused to concur-s3 to arr
he report WIS then taken up for adoption. The acc
+ SECTION vas scncurrcd In. T
E MCDOWELL offered an addition to the Sec Ing
that IA all cases celored children shall not be Tht
1nitted to a1tend school with white chtIdren 1o:1
q on the tabie-yeas, So; nays, 16 , SEN
he secsioa Kas then adopted.
ne fCt rtn section was then consfderpd
4. T. HAi "a moved to insert after the word tate~
ne Inc third line, the following, "Ttth which ! "
2 0 oncef OF teacher may be connectedn Nall
attt1r. The arHarTMsnt q 20. a.. GnohCH, bust
Pied - ~ 0"3 ""1 and
be sSst,on was then adopted-aycs, 3; nays 10
=. :. ho ieasher o. State, county, toWnship or sPor
ct schoo! ocer shall ever ba1ltersted In the In
= proceeds, ur profits Of any book. apnar8tus they
used OF to be used, in any school in ont
o!1,ad mtn @ Mmen such tiicer Or teacher may com
VSCteo, and any ln1t3Cnon OF this rule shnf cite
ler ne person Offending liable 70 such penalties For
W oe piotlded " the General Assembly, NOR
ie g Ell seS5lon % Nxs then taken up. does
!. MAlNEn MoFt0 taat the additional section this
"a sss 1nsqa asS ssca sss s
r1nes taught theretl, be substitnted for thc
LAKEWOOD read wei-w,7t,ep anon,nen,
st the exclusion Of the Bible rum The Co
mor5on ,xaa then uasa that tta .,,.,.. moul
fcrrrti to the Commtttee On EduratInn # hn State
Hderstood that Judge Underwood wished to mou1
upon the question. Chlc:
Motion WRs lost All III
;xe UNDERWOOD spoke against the amend Enhst 81
Dn,.,r cefta
y MING, IN modified form, as follows: nIoni
ne General Assembly shall pQss no laNs to inent
" rs nSe Of the Ellie Id public schoo1s.'e VIC
~ MEND11NG ;ENG made speech, and. mored outfi
= m I!1 qutsuon oe referred 10 the Com to sui
- 80 :change his substi- laf Of
= GHnnlAts aAs u an add ion to the sixth section.
Sment ~ moved moved to add to Mr. Brownings
4. 9 - tt ~ Eolds "nor compel It's use iu
.s 80 tnaf Nj. Brownings amendment shall ,r,
~ !, Genelal Assembly ahall pass M lawn IN now
nt The use OF the Bible in the nnbc asbnss Perm
c1upe! lR usa In schcQlRr As' -"