, 1879-05-30

large Bnhicct IN which ttlcrc was great diver,fty
| ~ o,NnnH. The nhtterct,1thln't well he settled
~ nee evening, anyway. "nt hence its lnollou
| 10 poslpons.
/ tNsrECToR KktTH
tal that II thcTe over was q ttHlo to speak out
| On tllit nueairlf, IL WIS now. Iie did not takt
| Ibis EnsiinA tit religious grounds, hut bccausf
IL was II question Ai1ectInH The wcllara OF civil
soeietr. !sc desired Immediate aciton: tlc had
considered It violation OF ttsu statute to lease
| HHycrir'h Theatre Ios Sunday eygHlng rerf.,rM.
ances, believing tliat they lad tendency to The
Er'wtl Ut crime. TIL. opnuns Of the great
ilal0ritY III tls: pcop'c he believed. weft nUt
| tIns;n IT nnrrlynl uf what tne board had tlouc
| 1t. tl.ls matter.
inspector Arnold took the ground tl,at the
majority, or Mt least large minority, 0s tln.
| pcorlc bud ens'srlchtious, honest convictions
purposes; nm1 ths Board. as tr,lstccs Of all tlc
people, uurht not to yivlatp tic convictions oi
any large portlon IT the public
inspector J}nrtiett1nnycl the previous 1ues-
ton. It was Lost by vote VI ycas !, nays e.
aswo.tI'irds sotc te!Ag required. Thu vote was
rs follows:
}fas-Asnola, Jacobs, stune, Keith, Armstrong,
'5ar'ctie, Fra';e. .Wel1s-n.
s'as.m,!h"yns' English, notx rrusstnz. nrsnAn'
INSPECTOR ENat1.n.
announced his general position on the question.
lie Was Obpnstd TO leasing school property for
any positively Immoral purposes, s,-nurposes SUBJ
Srreise of tn, dactT0s Ut civil society. lie did
not easa bcrr-tirnkInr aud ll1catre.gnng in fi,c
list. There were number Of Important lenses,
he added *hlcfa would expire next tear, and It
wa: scsfhus question sEbutf1nr tile boatd, II It
took thG nGlloH proposed, would not t1npetil very
lArEr settled nlHi established Interests. TAera
should he no hnsty ucslon TN such proposition.
Inspector St0ne moved tu my the motion 10
postpone indefinitely on tic table.
lnsteetor pr4sstlig, by unanltnous consent,
Withdrew that motion.
1nxfIhnt1r FnxlInft tnnpnf1 tlqt f1+n {fnr ho
postponc1 until the sccona rcEular meeting.
inspector Keith tnurcd to lay tllAr on The
table. Carried by rising yote Of 7too. -.
inspector ktone, who announced that this
on any qurstiu.i, aa ha expectcl to 20 out Ut the
Bogrd, pressed Tor yotc On the 1nnn question,
--titc alonlIt,n Of tho motion which had atarted
al! this ftlibustarinE.
inspector i'r,lssIng novel to postnono action
thereon until August.
THIS wAs promptly tabled.
Inspector English tnusetl to postpone Until
the next meeting. TWAS too important quea-
ttan to 6e settled In one evening.
Inspector Stone MOVED to lay that motion on
tie table. Lost. j.
''01vE us roun VIEWS, MIR. srosE,"
sol Inspector English.
"Thc gentleman knows my views as we'll rs
he knows his OWL" retortcu Inspector Stone.
~. ~" lsn't question of yo"s at all, but quss.
=" It ain't Il question OF dodsing Yote," re-
piled Inspector English, with hls mau vi. ~
never do1scd vote in my ltie. unl don't
want any nSlnlattons Of Tint ktnd."
Il ! wutlti isQuIre,h sail Inspector Keith, "tf
Mr. Euulist, doasn't take The sumo posttlon as
Alr. 9tonu."
!. I havc stated" satd the gentleman whose
yicws were called for, aumt ! am opposed to
aoe!e.y. hive states! On other occasions tlmt,
while was not Individually III favor of having
SUNDAY Theatrical performances, yet 1t secfNru
to bs nocessary, ID order to lcose The premises
At n rroper rats, A. I wasn't going to deprye
this bu1rd uf Avery large it!cnne on ACCOUNT ot
restrictive clauses which 1t WIS attempted 10
put III the leases at ullst tfuc."
A vote was taken on flu question Of post
poning until the next reg1lar meeting. 1t stood
yeas I, Maya !, a,ll tho nlotlou WAS declared
lost. The vote WIS as follows:
ltas-Iloyns Ene'sh, Ilosz, Pruaelng, Drenan.
AGys--Arnold, Jacobs. Stone. Keith, Armstrong,
Bartlett, Wells-7.
The question rccurrca on the original r,o.ton.
Inspector English moved, as all amendment,
that Liz 1notEvn should not apply to any prop
crty which would DO rolcasel BY any uf the
present lcssces within tie next two years.
Inspector Stone moved to Iay tho amendment
OIL the table. Tile motion prevailed by 1 rlstus
yote OF y to s.,
THE nEsoLu1IoN ADOPTED.
inspector stoue again pressed the original
noiloll' anl the Clerk llad ealied The name Of
Inspector Trusstnt, Jumped uo aud asked II ria
motion wasn't 1cbatabtc.
Inspector stouo raised tho point Of order TINT
II wus not debatab|e wltlo The roll wna bein,r
called.
inspector prllsa!ng said llo ha,1ntk heard thn
roli.call, alld he didn't want 10 hc gagged.
The preeiGent sat] there Ind hem ,rno1 fcn,
of haste 10 ret IT the orciunl nlestfnn, ami'
after one Ini,o ind been callct. il wontfn,t 1n'
to =, proceed Will any ticente ' "''" ~
Inspector rrusstng didn't think this vns fair
flo dcaIsca to speak on tic merits Ui the aues.
luspcctor Hoyno said no hal voted uuier
1nsprctor stnne eni.l be 1ad no desire to tnko
8nap Judgment OIL nllYlody, hut tic mutoritr Of
the members had expressed their convictions
over anti oyer apatn. 1nanrctor Prnasiniy ha,I
Ind the tane advantage u{ tic foor as iIinsslI M
or nry one cleu to ppeak ou the merits OF the
question. liz fAto,,U, Ind not r"nn jntn thc
pus p, his motion u"d explained Ills object in 20
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