The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-04

them will they commit the moral training and ed,
especially as reaards sheIT 1auGnters do tSey leei
that tney are better trained aud guarded In just
sucn sanctuaFies OF pety and purity as Mount st.
vincent auu the Academy OF the Sacred Heart
than even UNDER the eyes OF loving mother aud
IN the fAnctlty OF the best regulated home
supposed interview about what Is the Catholic
teaching IA the matter and the force and bearing
81 the syllabus, IL 10 suifcient To quote from Inc
lucld statement or our revered Catdlnal Arcn-
Dlshop Ia MS recent pastoral letter.
Lei 0 us especially give heed 70 the words %
1 1y every ~ our pG"sT e tns
dangers 70 when they are sSposed and the dreaSia
rum 70 Which hey are liable But youth cannot Be
iul rehgious instruction and moral framing Nor
Secured for them without The hearty and generous
and sustain sooa dsthse .cSoo
%,as s. mo @sds these .sS ei,:s
these sacrices Compared wi the vital interests that
are at stake &c us then have Courage and patience
come, sooner perhaps than now have any reason
pubic mind NOT only tha enrey seuaT educ a"s
Ssss;..iy .%Ssssss and aseSosns buy sna,
gradually but surely loOsemng the hold any torn Of
the minds o. tue growing generation and is Training up
Tor tue not Tar distant future race o. Tree thinkers and
much OF anti-Cathohcs as OF anti-Chrisnana
The interview mere closed DR.. AcGIynn saying
that he had not tnen time TO give further euci-
dailon oil some OF the ponts ne mad touched upon,
but that his views were clearly apparent IN what
he mad said. The reverend gentleman was Just
about starting Tor Buffalo, where he viii be sne
guest OF BisnUp Ryan or a lew days. and Will de-
liver some lectures IN oenan or charitable PROF.
ects.
A PROTEST AGAINST THE AMALoAMATIoN OF TIE
SCHOOLS.
In connection win the proposition or Vicar
General Quinn to engrar the Roman Catholic
parocnIal schools OF this city upon the common
school system. which Is engaging the attention OF
the public and OF q joint committee OF the Board
OF Education and OF friends OF the parocDla
schools. the following protest against the pro-
posed action has been printed and is being crcu-
lated Tor signatures among certain classes or the
community and will probably be presented 20 the
Board oi Education, numerously signed, At its
next meeting -
To the PRESIDENT MEMBKRs OF BOARD EDucA-
The undersigned citizens Of New York beg leave re-
specially lay before Board Education
LOVING protest ana memorial -,,,.. -. -.
trustees Of the athoc psroehia schools IN TINS city
app ing portion the uOlic money, raised 81 gen
era taxation TO The supsor q these parental or sec
which tnls sppfopanGn 81 me pnoG money snai be
nonora6ie body meet propos with prompt and
de ilsive eniai Tor the following with other reasons
FTti hat the school system OF the CITY OF New York
IS unsurpassed by that OF any city the world, its
ness 70 the wants Of lie people extending its aavsn
tsges to al ake ana possessing no eatures that make
Sscoad-IhaI the ree auon OF all the children In
teachers, lends the culture o. hat common sympatny
"a ep9pe and IN cty Where lse
government / popular aud rests upon the Intelligence,
TAird-That the appropriation OF public money 10 the
sect or denom would dlsntegrae destroy tue
entire public school y tenn making 1t necessary TO yield
preerrng have their children taught by teachers OF
own satonslisy tus Irl'ersns away tie noble demo
crane republican system Of ea9Si s az which
FoMtA-lhat the proposal 70 support me Catholic
Psoas into our ana Ooca
Ss e az s snd nd has isep
moment The ary religious sect get the use
% o ~ The the
fsnds q n liberty aas sSus gh1
school and also the charter OF the city OF New
section OF the school act the 81 July
ceive any portion Of the school money In winch the re-
Other reiisoas sec, shall be taught inc acaed or prac
COMPOSITIONS favorable or preju particular doc
81 .ee asn or %nc & leach he 81 or
tenets OF any religious sscth
mesdss Sy .o 10 81 Ct 81 i e. ISIS
No money 6eO1sns 70 the Guy O. city and
properly OF the citzens thereof, shall be appro-
R6afd n M sSy S Or ea
personal Deo1gng @ si,d o city o. sa,s city and
tSe thereof pubic aasiiOn a,sss me same has
the highest bdoer aud payment OF the sum bid
into the city treasury; neither shall any properly be-
longing TO the city and coun be leased 70
such terms as city property may be
leased private parties aiier the same has been duly
advertised
cattle, while they are IN existence 70 apply any part Of
inaonal or which the doctrines OF any religious sect
taught, IN which any book Is used containing
compositions favorable preudical TO any religious
sect. We nothing or less than the impartial
execution Of the law 10 which the people Of all sects are
Ssrh-Tnat IL Presbyterians or Baptsts Catholics
Methodist EDscopalians. CongregauonalistS Unita-
rians otner Do1y OF regonis,s or any sect IN
moral social science or parry IN poliucal associa
tons nationality. united by other
Of afhny have their chi dren Instructed
In the mselves they should MAINTAIN them at
their own expense, and the Appropriation Of public
the purpose would be wrong 70 be resisted
the asst extremity.
Sepenth-ihstif the pubic money could be lawfully
Appropriated 70 sectarian purposes should pc divided
among the secs IN proportion TO the AMOUNT OF taxes
paid by each sect that sect may be compelled
10 for the OF the schools OF another, such
schools being avowe1y part Of the system BY which
perpetuatod anu increased out - such
a division obviously tmpracttcable appropriation
can be made the schools OF any one sect consist
enty with the rights OF all the rest
Eohn-Tha under the guidance OF the present intel
IRent faithful oard OF Education the school system
was in SO great wisdom. founded. and while we de-
cdedly protest against tue proposed overthrow OF It's
essential feaiure-the Impartial education OF all the
children the citywe confidently LOOK 10 the enliRht
ened patriotism your honorable body 20 preserve the
system integrity Tor me common good of the whole