New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-25


i,cteG-Ieas, IL Nays. -, as follows. 'pubAcans IN
roman. Democrats IN italics, aud Liberal Republicans III
small capitals:
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The question then being on Mr.. BoUTWELLs amend
ment. ne modified 10 80 a. 10 rtid as oliows ,,
nd pa he intuition. # beuevoence supported IN whole
M % rei Ste or ioundei bv any Stste
snase BY any supported Whole OF IL part BY general ~1A
Mr. STEWART Rep., Ncv1 said he opposed 10
mixed schools aud ala not think they would be for The
interest ~ the colorod people separate schools should
be provided. II tins was practical measure ior edu'
cation the amendment OF the senator from CduiOrnla
(Mr SargenO Wafnsht On the other hanu II 10 was
smeasure TO ceuciate eOO0O voters then the amend
mrnt Of the senator rom Massachu5etts was right lie
believed that not FOR these $4,000 voters there
would he five votes in TINS Chamber IN favor OF TINS
Amendment 80 FAR as he was concerned he would not
for this bill political measure; ne would only
vote for it ~ a measure OF practical education.
MI. TKELINGHUYoEN usep, n j. inquired Of Mr..
BoutWe be desired 20 force attendance at the schools
Mr.. BOUT WELL rep, Mass) replied he could not do
that that a,pcFvT-rt Is mty YOU cannot. you are so
Mr.. FRFLiNGHUYsEN said the judiciary Committee
Z
stricken and had followed those il the Original Dill
as proposed bv Mr.. Sumner.
Mr.. BOUTWELL-Tes, and changed II III everything
else. ,-, ~ ~
MT BOUTWELL, said he offered that amendment WITH
tho ves Of having children educated together that all
prrirdlre might be eTddlcated.
M sTOSKTON d.ep. n J)-Now wish to ask
colleague tAr. F,Gughuysen) he supports the DIl on
the same .'round the Senator from Massachusetts
Mr. FRELINGaUYsEN said he submitted his views
several days a-O, and dbl not propose 70 prOong the
MIR. STOCKTON said. then be might state that his
,o1easue here a senator from New Jersey, supported
ms nil rpou the more advanced ground Of the Senator
from MASSACHUSETTS shat 10 10 nave tue ehuteh cdu
together IA tine nope that all prejudice might De
Mr.. FRFINGHUYsEN said he did not say ne sup
Iprosoc the amendment Of that senator.
M. sTOCKTON-Tioen II seems the senator from Mas
sachUsetts supports TINS Oil on one theory ana the
sena,or nom New-Jersey another. ask again. do
yoU, 30 YOU not mean by eompu.sory edutatlop 10
educate young people OF dhereut eoi0r' tOsethe
thai All pf ud.oes shall be erddIcatedt Do you mean
sInasanatiou or notf DO you mean to prostitute the
white race or not Answer me one way or the Otner'
Mr.. FLELINGuUNSEN sad he dld not recognize the
night 81 the senator r Stockholm % crcise hin Yet
al the regrI he entertained Tor Al ne Wouid an
swcr iu the NEGATIVE.
Tue vote was then taken on Mr. Boutwers amend
WcLt, and IL was rejected fcd' o Ndls 81 MCssIs.
AcUrD Boutwell,, Robertson, Spencer, and Wess voting
M J0INSTON CDcm.. va called MP the amendment
OF which MI Gordon Dem, Ga gave notice several
the clause granting the privileges or the common
schools and ius buttons OF learning or peneYOenct sup
u
Nj sC0Ff lRrp.. PENN moved an amendment TO
strike out from the sixth section the words, Ana any
Cs,rctatOruev Who shall wiilfuy fail 10 institute ana
prosecute the proceedings herein required shall for
oense forfeit ana pay the sum OF 500 to
he person argreged thereby, to be recovered by an
Rcaon m tue ease with tHll costs anu sha on
uun. I've deemed guilty OF msdemeanor, ana De hned
not less than s. 600 nor more than so.0O A4eeu 10.
M SCOTT moved 10 amend tne clause dIrecIng oll-
the act as o provide that they shond institute cue
proceedings upon the Information furnished by the
rat IDst-letr ID.
Nj MCCkFEItY Dem, Ky1 moved an amendment 70
Tie ir scrIi5n OF the oil 80 as to provide that moth
Inc herein contained snail be So construed apply
10 schools already established Rejected.
M ACORN REP, Mss moved an amendment 70
The mr. section So ~ 70 make IL apply 10 schools ami
instuton= OF learning ana beneyOlence supported IN
psrf qgpooricd or endowed by United States by
any State. Rieetet-Yets Q; Nays, u. -.
NJ FRELfNGHCISEN moved an amendment 10 the
6rst section, 10 make II apply 10 nSttutOus
known agricultural colleges endowed by tue United
States Agreed To- lie also moved an Iihehei,,I. ~ y
yiilng that the fine imposed upon officers falling 10
ee ,f more ta. 81 20 instead OF 5000 Agreed
Mr.. SARGENT moved 70 amend Tue hrst SECTION so az
pnuHc institutions OF learning OF beneyolenee supported
IN whole ar in part" g. 49, -s..@I.-,-.- 4
Mr. EDNUNDs Rep, Ytj-That lis the same old ques
Mr. .ARGRNT-very well. 1t is the same old ques
ton out 1 have the rght 20 raise " IA nus lotl, Nv
otned upon Congress the DUTY OF establishing nxea
schools Every Senator well knew mat there wel'
strong forte being made N every patt ., , ~
by powerful religious organizations 10 overthrO" VI,
put1tc srbo lie ala not ctltlciSe IuF u
rr,ghr Ia think il should be overthr0wn. IheS
Mi he same right believe 40 that ne Nr sargent
had the right to believe was the grandest feature
our system such legislation DIS thls Dl proposed "0ui'
ociv sfrengtheD that feeling against the schools TIM
iniacnce 10 which he referred was az Immortal al
stroug a. any human Influence could De, ana inert
werc states North vel as South, where this lnnu
ence set at work and aided by such legislation "Ou'
brraK dowu me common school system. .
M FDNUNDS said the Senator had adopted th'
De,norr,ItIc idea about the Fourteenth Amendment
M SARGENT said the gentleman misrepresente'
blD, aud did ID knowingly. -. ,- -
Tie CHAIR (Mr. Carpenterl said that that remark wa
OF OrdeT. -. ~. ra,,,,5s
nust kuoW he was incorporating hit, when ne lAiI
Earynfl mad 80 often expressed Opinions on tls moo
dlr.ct.y ouuoste 10 those OF the Democratic party.
Mr EDNiNDs sid he accepted the apology Oh tu
gentleman.
M sAKiiENT-I make no apology nj al go , o.,
hr EDMUNDS -lll me senator t4ir. ciIgrhJ hau ~
luded 10 the influence ~ certain churth against Va
Common schools aud expressed the opinion lhat Iia
ILhueace WOull be made stronger d. congress PasNs
this b. A. little a. be tNr 4 lmundsl agreed VIII
that Church lie teacnings. be must say
never made any distinction ia it. great "OfAS Oh dc
count Of color. Ia his Oui'iIn Tue rcuceml'
TRAIT % the Catholic Church the fact that IL he'e
diss eliminated against children OF color. however ms
gnIded lts belief M gut be- us DenevOlence was "OIu
What gus DC the creed color nationality. lie di'
NOT THINK s4ch au argument made by the ScEatO
should be brOaght IutO this Chamber aud hoped tD'
Time flf on when anN question would 10 ID
discussed here sectafl1n grounds.
IA. sAlal,ENI all thai LaaIILoJu he had Dsol