New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-16

measures There was an honorable understand
ing which linked the two amendments together
1t was not true, as had been charged. that the
State must pay for secular education in private
institutions. although ii might do so.
The Educati Article was then passed-lOS
to 80.
The article as passed reads as follow
Section l. The LEGISLATURE shall provide for the
maintenance and support OF system Of free COM
mon schools, wherein all the children Of this State
Sec 2 The corporation created in the year 1854
under the name OF the Regents Of the University OF
the name OF the University Of the state Of New
York shall be governed ana rs forp3Tae
by the Legislature, shall be exercised by not less
than nine Regents.
Sec. 3. The capital OF the Common School Fund;
the capital Of the Literature Fund and the capital Of
the United States Deposit Fund shall De respectively
mon School Fund shall he applied to the support OF
common schools: the revenue OF the said Literature
n Hnd the h snm De Of Of 70 fe Of the Tne
States Deposit Fund shall each year he appropriated
10 and made part of the capital OF the SAD common
Sec. l. Neither the state nor any subdivision sion
money or authorize or permit either to be used d.
rectly or indirectly in aid or maintenance other
than for examination or inspection OF any schooI or
Institution OF learning wholly or in par under the
control or direction OF any religious denomination
or in which any unconditional tenet or doctrine Is
taught.
CHARITIES ARTICLE PASSED.
After the Educational Article had been passed
Mr.. Lauterbach called for the Charities Article.
Mr.. Gilbert moved to adjourn. but the motion
was lost. All debate shut off by cries of
Question: az IL was now after II o'clock the
hour fixed for adjournment. Few speeches were
made in explaining votes on the rolcall, when
finally stood 1l3 10 II.
Following is the full text Of the amendments
To Article OF the Constitution add the follow
The Legislature shall provide for state Board
Of Charities. which shall visit ana lnspect an IN
stitutions whether State. county municipal. IN
corporated or not incorporated. which are OF char'
character EXCEPTING only such institutions are
hereby made subject to the visitation and inspec-
mentioned, but including all reformatories except
those in which adult males convicted or feiony
shall be confined Commission In Lunacy. "hlch
shall visit and Inspect all institutions, either pun,
lac private. used tor the care and treatment oil
or idoisD. a State Commission OF Prisons, which
shall visit and inspect an institutions used lU'
the detent on Of sane adults charged WITH or CON
vcted Of. crime, or detained as witnesses or dept
ols; , a., eo,, oor,
missions shall be appointed by the Governor by
and with the advice and consent Of the senate
/ been given him to be heard In his defence.
Existing laws relating to Institutions referred t'
in the foregoing sections and TO their supervisor
and inspccton IN so iar a. suca s"s are nov
/ shall remain ir force until amended or repealed
/ by the Legislature.
! shall not be exclusive OF other visitation and in
! sp.ction now authorized 10y law
/ Nothing this Constitution contained Shail pre-
vent the Legislature from making such provisior
| for the education and support of the blind, th'
! leaf and dumb and juvenile delinqucnts as 10 /
may seem proper. or prevent any county, city
/ town village from providing Tor IN" care sup
| port. maintenance and secular cducaiion OF IN
| mates ~ orphan aSylums homes FOR dependen
! children or correctional institutions, whether un
der public or private control Payments by com
panios cities. towns or villages to charltabe. ele
| fnOSynnry. correctional and refOrmatory institu
! lions wholly or partly under private control 70
/ are support and maintenance. may be- author
/ iged but shall not be required by the Legislature
! 40 such payments SHAH be- made Tor any inmat
| Of such Institutions Who ~ not received ana re
tanned therein pursuant TO rules established D.
| IN. Stat. Board of Charities. Such rules shaH %
! subject 10 the control of the Legislature by gen
| eral laws
Commissioners Of The state Board Or 'harlue
/ AMI commissioners OF the Stat" Commission II
f.r-acv now holding Office shall be continued II
! of'i.. for the term for which they were appointed
respectively unless tn" Legislature shall other"is
! urny.ic Tho Legislature may confer upon me com
n - ans and upon the board created by the fore
/ going sections all additional powers that are no
inconsi-tent with other provisions OF the Consiitu
| ton.