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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-18
AMAZING IGNORANCE.

A noint which astonished those who heard
Garceon'- statement the ignorance no professed
a. 10 the political character Of the Inst OF members
counted In by the Council He point blank
ne did no, know fusion majority counted In. He
repested statement again and gain. Rank parsap
As ne is familiar with the prOntnet OF The state
and having nad ample proof OF Tic pubic sOliCude In
ire appenis and OF the Republicans for fam
count he solemuly he had knowledge that
list contained fusion majority. Even Mr. Hale seemed
10 Doubt the evidence ~ his at the
the Ex-Governor. and only convinced bY several
repstIons the affirmation thai GarcelOn meant what
he said Why there scarcely an inhaDitgnt OF the
State that d not know Immediately the list
announced tlat Fusion majority counted In. and
vel a. vernon aroelon although he the Of
State affairs aud the centre and leader Of party IN
tensey interested very fact that he knew
nothing a. all about only intent upon perform
ing mis- constitutional 0uyi Isl strange that his
dlence were amazed and incrednlousl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-18
LLEL


ANER,IAN-On Tuesday. March c. Eiso Maria lansing,
s a a. 9e s 1s Te.4efS 81 Fena'e jersey City
uterine ? Woodlawn.
BINNEY- At Newport March :, Amos Of the late
Amos Binncy Of session.
CEcIL-In mia city, on Tuesday hc ION iast John p
Funeral services 10 West 52d. Friday 18Th at
rurrrnen' atho convenience oithe family Friends VIII
please omit lowers
CHAPNAN-sliaculy at Norwich. ~ Tuesday morning,
o. BE iaun. father Of w. H. Chapman, Of ts cy,
iu the JUIl year oi Als
HowARD-on monday, March 3 Nancy Huntington. wfs
F,Sra o ler atere, i,aas. 80 West 20,As Thursday
KINGsLAND-on Monday. March Is, Ae,ta. wiaos OF
Raavcs All renas are invited 20 attend Ter funeral on
THURSDAY Mlrch Is a. 10 ococ@ from tue church Oh ti9
KIeTLER-5uddeuly at East etronds5ur~ Penn Tle-foy
morning, taich lo stephen hislrr or partner ot ete
F'ncr servcc.ou FRIDAY, March 10, at / Ocock az
stroudsoutg, Penn.
MAGU1RE- ON March II, Ann beloved ,y'e Of The Rev
Funeral rom ~ Paus church corner vesey Broadway
on Friday. lethlu,t. 40 1880 O'Clock p no
MoOREAt ns ato rc- te.ce. White Plains. y Y, on
Monday afternoon, Richard Moore, The e5th year o. his
ranerar services on thursday at O'Clock tn the Memorial
Car1are- vain. TIE 1880 and 1880 trains nom
RoGFps-At Beverley. phlgp.toau. Putnam County Ny,
Narch lf. 1850 Hamilton Fish son William ard
r n ,.ri,eea il' ~" ' ' ' of ~ phnl.p. #, the
Highlands Oarrous >tauonl az o'clock. Friday March
Ii5o Irve- N,v.York 40 ococa return train from
rl,ou's AZ 2O6
eAvAGE-on tuesday. ier irst at Tho -...d,a,o other
se.in ag william L. Wallace Iur{ town on .ih,. iuison
Nrs i-r.ia ~ F,'t ~ .ae i.s 'oA'' savage ALI"
C,urcl Tarrytovu on FriIa7. It D. at D. NJ
sHEPHEHD-At Chicago H., March H. 1850. Hau1ei
Jones. wife of walter Jay elcphcrd SO. aged 6j years
street. Presbyterian Clurcl 1t4avo Thursday.
e me '.n ana si s ar 9 arsay p 81 To- a,.pi
luterueut at WooGia"h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-18
STATE SCHOOL LAWS.

Women are allowed TO vote for and be
elected school officers IN the folhwng states: In-
diana. Kansas, Kentucky Massachusetts. Michigan,
Minnesota, Nebraska, NewlIampshire, Oregon aud
Texas. They eligible to election rs trustees and
other officers Illinois, Iowa. Louisiana. Maine Mary
land NewJerscy, Pennsylvania. Rhode Island Tenncs
see Vermont and Wisconsin.
Al the recent election in Massachusetts two women
were chosen Commissioners In Cambridge one in New
ton two Chelsea. two In Fail River. and four 10
Salem. they might have elected two OF tho
eight Of the Board II they had not persisted in
nominating three candidates.
The following is the text OF the New-York lawi
SECTION l. No person shall be deemed be ineligible
10 any school officer, To vote at school
meeting. by Of who has the other Qualfca-
tons now required nv law.
SEC . ms act shall take effect immediately
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-18
4 CASE or CRUELTY or srIEDErESCE.

A case Of clubbing occurred early Tuesday in
jersey City. Patroman Callahan. of the First Pre-
cinct arrested John O'Shaughnessy. OF Sixth-st.,
and a woman who gave her name ~ Elizabeth Finck
for disorderly conduct. When he took the
couple into custody he struck OShaughDessy
many times it is alleged. with his club. At the sta
ton IL was found that OSnaughnessVs head and
face were cut and bruiSci. The injured man
sent to the Charity Hospital and the woman
placed in a cell. O'ShanghIlrssy was too Ill yester-
day TO be arrMgned before Judge Davis.
The officer claims that he used his
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-18
PUBLIC OPINION.

AS at present advised, we cannot but think
that the Democratic nominee fOr President is as s1e Of
the vote Of Virginia that Of Kentucky Richmond
Dispatch tDem)
New-York cannot be carried for the Democ-
racy without the sntITden vote, and not then unless
the Chicago Convention shall I" lose its head y; and
without Ne6YOrk candidate OF either party be
elected Albany Evening Journal (Rcp)
IL the time comes at Chicago when it Is
found necessary 10 abandon the earng candidates and
select some engaged in this preliminary struR
gle the Convention will do well for the and well
for the party # IL to take Ehu b. Wsshburne and
give HIN It's nomination unanimouslY.- Hartford Post
Hsfnl
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A cowARDLY SET OF DEMAGoGUEs.

Tho abandonment of the Fitz John Porter
case by Democrats because Of the fear OF adverse
effect upou their party their persistent refusal to DO
anything with the tarh. although OF the panks ia
the 81 Louis platform was stringent declaration for
tariff REFORM and their unored intention 10 declare that
eight hours work shall receive hours pay, stamps
them az a cowardy set of demaCogues. We have more
respect for the BlackDurns. With their suphuTOus
Ing ont policy Than this neryeIcss dO-nothnc, two
Fac n
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KELLY Advised TO GO slow.

Let us have DO forestnhnR. no threatening,
DO ehea Ing bal lair and nones expression Of the vii
OF the party-a rght good OldnsLOned yiudicatOn 81
the Democratic rule winch makes tue VII OF the major
ify freely expressed binding upon AL who claim 10 no
Democratg and all will be well We opposed 70 t6e
nomination o Mr. Tlden. II no Is nominated shall
support bal though lac had been our rrst choice II
the cadldae OF our choice l. nominated instead OF Mr
ifldrn we shall LOOK oil true Democrats 40
agree 10 do. Aud they will.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS
SNnonsis f0r ne past . / hour

WASHINGTON, March 49, l a. m.-The barom-
etcr Ia highest in tue Middle Atlantic states. slight
depression is central IN the Northwest. Fdu weather
prevails eas OF the Mississippi RIVER The iemIatuic
has fallen IA the Atlantic Coast states ana INC Lower
Lake region; el-ewhcre n has riscn N0rthedSterB
winds prevail I'm Southern states, northety M me
Middle States and New slanG elsewhere they arc
mostly from southeast 90 northwest.
fndicgfions.
For the Middle Atlantic statcs. warmer, clear or
partly cloudy weather, uOrtherly winds Vecflhg 10
sOutheast"riY, lower barometer.
For New-Englaud, clear or partly cloudy weather
north westerly Winds yteIlng 10 hcastelN Stdloh
Any slightly higher tcmueraurc. rising followed by
falling barometer
---.Ll-....-- ..-... --L-lAs
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SPECIAL Nonces


Thrilling Story of Irish Lite,
entitled
TIIE LANDLORDS CRIME;
THE CURSE OF tNYIsFAIL.
BY JOHN f. BARRETT
WILL BIZ COMMENCED IN so. % OF
The NEW.YOEK WEEKLY.
This stirring story lie in which the suferings
and patriotism Of the Irish race AMI their Stmgges against
Their heartes oppressors depicted with hand
Be sure to read
THE LANDLORDS CRIME,
IN No % OF
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lots The coins arc guaranteed be genuine unless other
Catalogues may he obtained from the Auconeers
Geo. 4. Leayiu * CO, Aucnoneers
>Oy ON EXHIBITION at the Leavitt Art Rooms SIT
Broadway, day and evening free
THE voURo1 COLLECTION
OIL AND WArERC )LOR PAINTINGS.
Mr. vouros leaving offers his entire collection
TUESDAY ana IEDNEsDAi EVENINGS March 90
THE RRrNI.EY LIBRARY VOW on EXHIBITION AT
CLINTON HALL
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APRIL NUMBER-sECOND EDITION NOW READY. |
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II also contains Of and popular music she
Wood and The MdshipmIte"
MISS NJ E. BRADDONs NEW STORY
euutod
JUST As I AM"
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Structure, Impotence and Diseases Of the Generaiye or
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Thirty-two Years Ago
DR. Toblls, yESErI IN LlyIMENT
Was introduced to the rubc and has iad 10 give
satisfaction every Of Group given when first
attacked also diarrh1a dysentey. throat chrome
pS fair trial viii ever be withoutit over six hundred
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HARPER & BROS


Russta Before and After the War; Trans ated the
German by e Fair Taylor. 4tb paper, 10 cents.
Memoirs of Madame Remu-at iS)Z-lSJs. Edited with
preface by her Grand-on Pau lie kemusSt sena
Tor Translated Dy Mr. Csshel HOey and Mr.. John Ite
Part paper (Part l. 4to paper 10 centsD
Sporting Adv in the Far West. BY J. NJ. Muir.
ply. illustrated. limo. clOth, 30
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CHARLES sCRiBNER,> -ONs

The Autobiography OfPrince Metternch. Ellied by
his Prince M@tternCh Translated by kObnt Napier.
with chronological table AID minute index vols with
portrait, AID fac.si lies -.
The Emotions. BY James McCosh D. D., III. D., PTesi-
dent of Princeton College vol, crown $40, cloth ~.
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ON A FREEREHGIoNIsT

On 4 EELLkELIbIDNIoI,
BIB I-g-rs-l went-whither no one knows,
He had his faults, II you believe his foes;
He had bis virtues also, II you will,
Though some aver he used his virtues H.
Tradition saws he scaled high heaven alone
And advertised to lecture from the throne,
But beiD= dropped, fetched up on Satsn's level
And served His Hghness as First Talking Devil ;
But If tradition errs none surely will
Deny that BIB could ably I'll the bill.
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TRIBUNE OFFICE. March Is. ] a. m.-There was very
little change in tho barometer yesterday after the rise
IN the morning Clearing weather was followed during
the quarter by clear and partly cloudy weather The
ten prrature ranged between 200 and $50 The
$40 being 52so lower tnan on the same DAY last year.
anu - lower than Oh Tuesday
Clear or partly cloudy wolther, with rising tempera-
lures. NAV be eIneciel aY M thl- city and VICINITY
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.

PORT OF Observation-Disclosures MARCH II.
str state ~ PcDnsvlrania obi, stewart Glasgow Mar
and larne 8, to Austin Baldwin ~ CO.
Bark Joshua Lorng Coos, PrOgrcss0 Feb 49, with mdse 10
order; vessel 10 Ihos DunhguTs nephew & co.
scr an ohauter Zeu1, Baracoa 10 days with fruii 70
L stallei
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4. {. AR.IsTNONG 4 sON.

IGailam's Complete WORKS. Lew u-a. fdeei cihion
PRINTED 40 tie juvrr-iy Press. nom -rce type on lud
tinted paper vols na -oIey bound ia extra Cut filce
81 5u reduced itcn 81 ODD
Life of Alexander Ouh ID ID. By George smith. intro
du.jou by nr. ~. N. itY0 vols. ee portal q g 10
Limitation. Of Life. Hg te ey DIV. N. TSy.or steel
portrait so. 400 ages Il
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GEORGE W. CARLETON & CO..

HiIda and story of Three Loves Nv Mrs z. Beiel
Benjamn. Large l2mo. Handsomely printed aud Jodnd-
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Our Daughters; What shall we do with theml Talk
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5perial Notes.

Congress Water superiority catnartic AMI stsrt
i've its entire freedom from everything ttsr
acid he9dache internal aud
tends 10 destroy membrane All mineral waters
that rants BE- known by acid sftee
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BARNUM SICK OF POLITICS.
- N. L.. ..I......-..t ..n..-.l...l

Mr. =. r. BaFnum was asked yesterday if he
would De candidate fOr Mayor n he could be assured
be would be elected. No, sir. was the reply II ]
should ever accept the nomination again, IL would be
under the assurance that would not be elected had
rather be good Snowman than poor Mayor. Besides
7 am old enough 10 know better than 10 accept any
more Offices"
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"
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The Peep show. 8 handsome vou,as - lm1sensn md
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n. WONTUINGTON.

Under the TricOior the American colony IN Paris
Novel. ~ Lucy Hamilton hoopoa lZmo me cloth 81 %
Moths. Iy Oudd" I2mJ so PIP, oxira Goth, u 20
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HOUGHr0N. OsGO0D y 20.

~ Ast0r-piacc
The NIanncs- Of ChYi-i. By Thomas Hvg. es 81 Paper
p cents
Aisceanie-. BY John Dean Cation LID author ~ rae
Antelope Deer OF America. &c- with hne steel pom
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L. p. DUTTON & Co..


The Life Of Christ. By Canon Fam r. l2mo. 5o2 pages
cloth. a.
The Life and Work of ~. PAM. B. the Rev +. W Tar
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half calf, Si2.
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AiAClIILi.AN IL "a

France Since .be Fir.t Empire. y JaHes u aceoneL
FL tet Dog i-uIo Goth, . -.
Reciprocity. Isl Medallion AMI Lana Tenure Reform
Ly ! eL--lr u v --.L-. -yo. o-nLr. y %.
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O-'fcur.'. SnpC.tcu. Napoleon .n 4.r lbs ur o.cs
on .cfrua Deiu tine opinions ami reflections ~ "a
poeoa 49, 81. ~ Mesraf wil portrait az Nlpo.eO9
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HENRY HOLT & co..

Sunshine Storm in the East. Mrs. RrIssey With
ia Illus Tatons and Authors edition. sv0. - 80
Cox's Popular Rom % the liddle Ages BY sir
George W. Cox and kuslace Hinton jones' Large !2mo
81 20.
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Two young men out riding were passing
farmhouse where a { rmrr was irving 10 hniucs-
mule. &" Won't nc draw I" said one OF the hur-emcn
or course no WILL" said tue farmer; lie draws tie
attention Of every fool that passes"
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TEnMA. NELeoN & -
IDnLIlON

- Dceckor-t
Thp Nineteenth Century a IIi. O.,. hT n05.r FAC
ht-Ee Crown $50. t.i PAGES. lfl'e. ~ l-
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GNo2GE nOTrLEDCE 3 sONS.

Insects Abroad. By tue Rev. e.. Won't Beng apopn
lar cunt J INSECTS: flcr structure HAHN aau tfAnslo ma
mons lining COO illustrations anh nearly o0J vages
sVo cloth.
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HENRY 4. DANIELS, NJ D.,
1ai LEXINGTON-AYE.. NEAR 2sTH-sr,
lorRs. sto1ana5to7. NEW.YoRg
NETWORK

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GEORGE z. pUrNA u,S SONS.


Forbidden Land voyages 10 the Corei. BY Crust
Oppert. Octave with maps aud illustrations, -
The Essentials of Anatomy. by william Darling NJ d..
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IyisoN. BLAKEHaN. YAyL ~ & Co..

WeiIs'S Natural Ph iosopby Atw edition Ftiiiy las-
tratea and reeded In accordance with The latest
OF scientific discovery and esealch By Worshnst0n
{. Ford. Proc So
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Pn.f Nliice NnIicn.


Tie mails I'd" tho w'ek ending SAIt kDAft
Match 20 1850. Will close 40 this oI'r On TUESDAY. NJ
a. M Tor drope steamship Arizona, VIA Queens iOwnt
on WEDN ESDAY. at $3.50 .. m for Europe by steamship
Ageria Queenstown correspondence for France must De
specially adrsse) and al ESQ for France dfeet by
steamship Ameuque via havre, on THURSDAY. az
: a. ~ for Europe. by stea nshD Cellc, VIA Queens.
town Correspondence Tor Germany and France must
be sDecaly addresscd); ani at 1892 a. H., for
Europe. ~ steamship suegil via Plymouth Cler'
bourg and Hamburg SATURDAY. az 81 o Tor Eur
one bv steamship OF CHESTER Queenstown Zorro
g1ondcuce Germany AMI = and must be ally al
dfrssod and $50 for scotland direct steam ship
IeyOaa Ga,g0g ana 90 II fOr Europe, 10y steam'
ship NeckaT via SOut ampton ANA Bremen the mats Tor
Denmark sweden aud NorwaY are dispatched Dy Ha bfi
Inc mails for Jamaica CoOmDs
nr BE we leave N6w NOff March G Tie mails for rn'
iQue 81 Luca Aag5adoes, Inaidd Domnic' ana Aniqaa
ftvs March u. The mats for itdyt cate NeW'
Yor. March for Havana leave New York March
and 20 mails Nassau leave Newfork March ID
NcnezIcla Curf New hork
MARCH - Tie mlis Cor Porto Rico leave NeW.Nork March
Band 20. The mails .Oi Aspnwai aud south Pachc pOfn
leave Nv-NYrs VI rci 20 ie malls iOr u eXico elVe e|'
York N1rch Do The mails Tor China al japan cave sal
Francisco a. III TO- 1Ae mails for Australia &c leave san
THOS. L.IANES. Po5tna3-3c
Post olce New-Yors. March H. 1880
Popuintion OF Nev-York Cities and Towns IN The
TRIBUNE ALMANAC % cent? bJ NAH
10 Rent from May I.
The RESTAURANT ~ He TRIBUNE BU ILDiNH low
occupied uy ROSTER 81 Hial~
a good location t0r Book sore
N''' TIE TRIBUNE COUNTING ROOM
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ROBERTS BROS.
Hi. Majesty. Myself new 80 Name Novel, Pnc
sCRIBNER IL WEXFORD.
R-a.H.yay

The National Music OF the World. ny the late II. r.
ChOFley Edited b. Henry G. Hew ett l2mo elJt, g.
The Life and Writings OF Henry Thomas Buckle. by
Alfred Henr} HUH SvO. CUth, VITA portraits on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-18

on THE PASTOR OF THE SHEPHERDS FOLD
PaFson C-l-y's gone TO make his reckoning
with the Master OF the Fold.
Tie Accusing Angel long was reckoning,
TO the Shepherd bad and bold,
To answer for these Interpretations rousher
Than the heathens moral creed:
"Come little children, unto me and suffer-
"On Iny lambs let us feed"
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FORD-, HOWARD & uULBERT

A FOOLS Errand. BY one Of tho Foo -
Toinette: A southern Tale by A. ". Torrlee. New ell
ton with preface the problem VI the south
l2no cloth. al.
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ANTE-NORTEM EPIT4PHS.
ON THE BRIILAr sAvARIN OF ANERIC-

ON THE BRIILAT sAVARiN OF AMERICA.
(suggosiel by report witty cpcure had made his
pians 10 reside permanently IN London whe ne - ly
tnOBn The Prcbeudsrv capvacd scot al Lord Rose
berys dinner Gladstone mistaken The genial
American Tor the PrcbendaTy of Glasgow
Here dwell the remainder OF " Uncle s-m" W-d,
Who talked like a Wit
And who lived ike lord.
Though reiguns a season, the King OF the Lobby,
The Jest his trade
Aud the stomach his hobby.
They lured him 70 London by arts culinary
And settled him there
As the Scotch Prebendary.
Fair Exchange" the motto OF sebory's prelate
He tckled their heads
And they tiekled his palate.
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CITIEs III WHICH WOMEN CANNOT VOTE.

clared 10 be good law by the Courts, the women in
none of the cities Of the State, except perhaps
three can vote for school otlceTs-as in none OF
them are "school meetings held in The ordinary
sense Of the word. In the following cities, in tho
opin on of Mr. Gilmour the superintendent Of Pub
lie Instruction. women cannot possibly vote under
the Attorney General opinion. as nothing thar has
a likeness TO "school meeting" is held in them:
Albany, Auburn. BInghamtOn, Brooklyn. Buffalo,
Cohoes. Elmra. Hudson, Lockport, Long Island
CITY, New-York. Newburg. Ogdensburg. Oswego
Poughkeepsie, Rochester. Schenectady. Syracuse.
Troy Utica and WATERFOWL.
The educational systems in these cities were or
ganized under special acts Of the Legislature. and
they differ very materially from that general sys
TEN under which the schools OF the rest of the State
were established. In many of them, like New
York. the school officers are all appointed in
Others they are elected under conditions similar 10
those in Rochester. where men alone vote. In
three of the citics--Yonkcrs, Rome and Kingston
the old district school lines are yet retained. In
other words. for school purposes these cities still
preserve their former rural organization. Special
acts have. however. recently been passed BY the
Legislature in relation 10 these unique school dis
tncts which may bar Out women from voting in
them at "school meetings"
There are sixty-scven school districts outside of
the cities organized under special acts Of the Legis-
lature. After a careful examination of these acts
the authorities will ascertain whether not they
interfere with women voting IN them at "school
meetings" II is doubtful if they do; as they were
passed before there was Thought of women voting
al the meetings Excluding them however. there re-
mains $50 school districts in the State in which
school meetings" are held at which. under the
law Just passed by the Legislature, women may
vote
The number of women who can vote at the school
meetings ia greatly diminished, however, by the
provision OF that law that they must have the
other qualifications now required by law" Mr.
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