New-York tribune., 1870-04-13

sectaran schools for the PRONUNCIATION of sectaran
principles. lie would express his warning against tnc
nsdious power that undermining the institutions or
the country.
Mr.. wooett, from the Committee on Permanent Or
eanzaon, presented the following report, which was
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The following committees then announced;
On Position and Duties Re H. oIn D. Brad
f %Sa af John n's Ha DTs ss Burt Van HON,
Ss rfs s Sssid as i' %R S'i C.
On l nd s % s ssts Rss r c p
Nathan Lane George Cornell Charles APpegate the ReT A. p
rssi S g. fs 6. ss E g. i1s b. n Bt si B % B..
mon 1, T. osteT'4sa.s1 R.. hf 4 Rex &c. cyg. Ball Read
sg. vs. p s his5.A. sp H. f%S' H6S s s Dr. Fowler
Use Ofthe Prhe Reys Dr. Brigham seaIe Dr. ElmwoOd,
II pnes n1es oeo " R.en james Myers
Frederick MArqad John RAthtOne the Hon VIM b. Dodge the
Committee on 1ddre.,The J. t Peet D D. Elemndort
The session to-day was well attended Mr.. Hermance
W were referred to the Committee on Official Business:
Re.olred That this Committee recommend the formation in
regulations may Committee Organization.
Resooe That the chief object Of such leagues shall be fr the repeal
schools second an Amendment Consultation prohibit
Of g 5s any B r IN dH SoBs so i 'un % ~
DR.. Lormer, while awaiting the report OF the Commit
tee made stirring remarks. He into the Con-
vention citizen and believed useless to meet and
pass resolutions unless we did something We don't want
resolutions merely, want action. He wanted to get
the best thing he cond get Ihere should DC no captous
There shOuid be suspicion each others motives.
We are not fighting Roman Catholics as fegonists; all
We should all take the broad ground for doing good He
not born in this country but he believed that Amer-
cans should rule America though he would perfer that
Americanisms should rule America This is the spirit in
which should meet together We should regard every
being animated by the earnest desire
selves. This was the spirit which animated him.
The Rev. DR.. Eddy Of Lansingburgh was convinced
and converted to the necessity of doing something
We must do something to our school system. We
must sustain school system If We would retain our
tyranny Of Rome. He had been in conversing
with Catholics at hearing them express their opinions
the ROmish despotism The Roman Catholics are yearn-
ing for the privilege of giving their children the same
school privileges We enjoy must lay the foundations
principles OF the Bible. lie would consent that
the Bible should be removed from the schools II not
a Protestant Bible except the ROmanists have made
ii We have got questions enough before us to en-
gross all our time and engage all our thoughts our OBJ
ject is the perpeuation OF Tie schools and the contnu
on motion OF Dr. Peck, the following names were
added to the Committee ON Political Corruption: J f.
Latimer Of Penn Yam T. c. sehenck Of Elmira; j. II.
Bronson Of Amsterdam j. A. Bell Of Jefferson County,
and Dr. Z. 7. Werner of SchOharie.
DIR. Attebury moved that the Committee on the Sab
bath and Excise be divided and the two committees thus
formed be cOnsuedas follows On sabbath Dissertation
and Legal Protection of the sabbath-W.W Atterbury, A.
Ockenhausen. On Temperance and Temperance Legisla
tons Mexican, : lren9us Prime, J e. H0lDrook, f. G
At the request Of the Committee on Endowment Of
Sectaran Schools three persons were added to the Com
Mite S Il ai r@o 9T Dr. P sScdon G%5f OF ov E Ae"fOr John
W. H. olin, from the Committee ON our position and
d1es as sTe ads Pp om T9h s % Committee
Political Corruption then made report which was read
DR.. Elmendof moved that the report be accepted.
Dr. Emendorf called for division of the question
The first and second resolutions were adopted, with
verbal amendments, and are as follows -,
largely from political corruption and ought unite earne:
drsvog honesty PATRIOTISM and virtue IN the USE oi the cleo
B.os That will uron a good citizens Of the STATE The
parties defeating all the political corruption and bribery Of whatever
The third resolution which referred to the Com
mittee Organization, reads as follows: , m
all the and counties Of the State in order to accomplish
Mr.. Hawkins, from the Committee on Endowment and
Support by the State of sectaran schools and instltu-
tc9s presented report which Was read f., to c,o
He thought the amount stated as Appropriated to certain
amended in this and other particulars He wanted the
names OF those Senators and Assembylnen VINO voted
for those recorded rec e ePp haG Uttered the
sentiment of every who had the prosperity the
country heart He considered the report defective in
its effect upon the community member had ntimated
that the Catholics not only entitled to our respect,
Int nothing should he done 10 abrdge their privileges
But when that Church claims such predomnance as it
has done IL should forfeit all right 10 our respect The
Church that they will give their votes TO
the party that will do the most to perpetuate its power
The time Is past, be said when mouths are TO be
fetered and ourselves delivered 10 political hier
The Council ought to sodfy itself about this report
Our liberties viii be stripped from if do not act.
He hoped that every member OF the Council had come
free from denomnatona preiudices, and prepared to
grapple as a whole against the designs Of the Catholics
Mr. spoke briefly the encToachments Of the Papacy
and the dangers which environ us from this source
Further discussion the report was deferred until the
The spirit OF the report may be gathered from the ub
joined extracts and resolutions:
All admit that eiucaon the intelligent exercise
FREE H Ss1 sn e ae nH ne @ the cur
al its ehen obligation and not ehahiy,
sectssn eucaton citizen Of free and tol
Republic Since 1867 this obligation has been recognized Aa iu'
All property subject aIei for the Common Schools and
the chi. millionaire eo butte. i, doe Proportion to make ni.
gent SS ~ ms O sIe sre St,s % 5 o & corner n. S bo,
suppor Primary school. in the poorest favored
tie state aume. c6hgson and prcspet Increase
been et C TIE Church voluntary buttons m Spain,
ard Me I SgS and ,%o. % and religious
fanameRtal principle Of our whole d,l p9 to lsep churh
4 y I:
And of domestic peace require separation .tn and perpetual
repeal all laws appropnsug authorizing
the appropriation Of public money sectarso Second TO secure
Constitution the
~ a, TO prohibit such legislation by city State
,soe emphatic protest against the appropriation
OF city State national authorities
support Of churches converts carn schools
and Institutions - ,
Resoire every appropriation In fact union Of Church
and state violation the American principles religions @
ey equality denominations before the lawpnnapes which
have y institutions the aud have been las
the complete Independence Of Church
H,sred That and every religious sect which attempts TO support
M eAurhes srn schools church charities by the public
raised general public property by that act uniting
Chnrcl introducing bitterness into politics and de-
serves eonde Of al good utilens.
That appropriation Of public sectarsn shools
pabc schools OF this state which
schools nberay worthy repubcofer Of cost