The sun., 1894-09-02

N-,, Tur-dsy-rhe A-~-arert 70 Pre-
tee, Niagara Fails rro- Farther E,-
rroschn-nt- o. the Part sr Power Coz.
porstioa, Provoke- = Heated Dess,s.
,ts,vv. sept. In the Constitutional Con.
~. n -.'' morning Mr Mcmillan reported
VI. ttrtsraach's Amendment fixing the terms
- 'rs Gosarn0r and ACKNOWLEDGEMENT and
stt-, ofirsr~ a. two years. and providing that
the frvsr11r and Lieutenant-tioveraor elected
pavs .-ersdlnE the time when the section shall
tax Yet shall hold ofire until Dec IL. 1898.
AL -raI- sucrps<ors shal, De chosen at the gen
err. ~. zion * that year The arst election Of
Tho -a~-ptary ct state. Cornptroiler. Attorne7
Gsra-,'. state Treasurer. and state Engineer
u-t-- -le new art cles, snAll be held In 1895 and
ths.- -r--i- shall be three years. At the general
sis.' M 1t isys and every two Years thereafter
their successors shall be chosen for terms Of
tyr ..t-s. The Amendment was referred to the
Corr tee Of the Whole
VI Root = The Committee on Rules moved
,he tsrT-irn us the amendment offered by Mr..
Ba-s 70. -r-vid.nx that majority instead Of
. .--r-, ~ vote may tx special orrier. This
-, i#1-st without dep
The --,.-- N Which lrle adments shall Re con-
.ltra, El' AIKEN ~. r-scr,Isrce being given
T. tla t7g,-.iuE-lent amendment. when taken
up = 'rr .-srIbl order. Adopted.
r, .... 1s.on thea resumed COZ usiderat.ou
r. r.---. --ae u ths whole ot the educational
a--.... '.' question hein< on the amendment
o. ~ Ia. er5arA % Ntr Choate's motion strik-
r.. t:- 'A- provision whirh allows public
rl.-NT 'r lsed for educational departments
a.Ar.-an,s Institutions. Mr. LArtcrbachs
a1eUlusnt allows public r1oueY 70 be ased :or
OIL .a.'Hn in orphan tsyl11s sad retc-matory
'n- t,.Jas IA which education 5y mere lnct-
d.1-.G-
Vi tarterba-h said that children tl such
h ,ti-g:.0ns cannot get an education outside.
Z. l,sst = he vicious children in retorrnatury
t,st, should he marched outside the
Institutions % .cGCol And back again after
houi vas G=ar. It stcl.i cot be enacted that
S-ase r.d should be Et:Eaeii frura Al .ustitu-
tons IA which tuition "a given. Place the in
s--s--ion under the control ot the Saperin-
tradear 0t I'u5tc Instruction. 5us DO not cut
them OF The state should uot gay tor re-
l-tCCs Instruction. and he lid not think it WAS
Going a.. The amount contributed By The state
tn i-.titutious % this kind was not enough 70
feed and clotbe che children. Co say nothing gt
religious Instruction.
Mr. n. .rsch berg said that the ietate would BE-
entirely unnecessary II :he intention ot the rus-
!oritv v's r,ea7y explained. The article stated
broadly THAI IL state money shall be used :cr
se-tlr'Na Schools. Il then vent On 70 except
g. hoo : in charitable Institutions. which meant
tat 4 such schools money uisht be used. Ald
that was the mischief of It.
Mr.. Lag-ectach's argument vas that some
JEdys n Ih5 be 50 lost a. 20 cors-rue the first
part " :E4 section ,s applying 10 charitable in
stitU-!3us, and 40 forbid the use oc money tgr
them. The exemption might be liable TO sllse
construction. and in iay case 1t belonged in the
charitable and not The educational article.
r. lT.T,-.,r.syL -, .It
promised 10 be more bi=ored than the Know
Eothi7Gs % Isjs. The amendment as lt stood
Wis al litaGk on religious bodies. II IL should
b. enacted that not dollar should De spent for
any -"nool n which anarchy i encouraged the
amendment Eh.eh declared that no state money
snouId - eIPenG1ssf Tor sce9os n Which religion
@ s ssa ve the Ssite sd ssoeS ssSs s Tsns y.a.
which would ne the Interest on the sum needed
Z" erect NV -ch9"lhou'es and pay, tor the edl-
Ctthln pr the Children now educated bT tenomi-
By cpmmqa conssr, NJ Choatc's amendnea.
vis NJ ped, VIZ. -aG;sroachs being put over
Nlr. Forbes moved % ,rlend By inserting IN
place %. Mr.. LaI;erhacEs ltleEtnent the tcL-
lowing:
Tais .s,iou ,hal r., arpiy 70 e9rpora=iqns ory.n-
tr-'i IAd-r ssnsral avs hpp1rao,s 90 A.! orphAn
or frp-n'i-ut p"-sous under rs years ot AZ, com
smrEitd.
I0hR /. tTl- hsT~ OF NAl0re r'5Lfe an earnest
speech IN favor % general religious Instruction
ll-rsal NJ setcaTIan education. There WAS
soueth.nS. he said. peculiar about the Roman
from Others - long a. lie lived be would
Lever consent that dollar Of the public
Mr.. tTlhert addressed his remarks chiefly 20
Father LGcpy Z New York. who occupied q
{ :. av,-e'. seas in tie n i,i,lle o! the -hsmb4r
~ :. X, Brown .ait tEAt hr could account
70 the display OF religious feeling only
Ia the. ry 4 lcredi'v. ae deprecated religious
A q - Z"
an armed -GIgi AZ the door % every orphan
asytDnn - az: The moment that you teach
or Z these children a word OF religion state
Mr.. 4; B, " Lal$A.in said he hoped one r--
L<ioi' denomination would never prodomtnats
- = another N the state 9t New York;
. VI tuwI-, said tAaJ - deny state A:d 20 char
taa.- destinations would hs 20 break the con-
Hr Marshal. nttrrs,t the following substitute
f1r Mr. Laut-rnas1'- Amendment. which was
.csrGtrd By Nj I-'gter'seh. To Dc ADDED TO his
IN. ',,laa ,hail no, psosisls me ,pVro0rasoa et
rio+l ~ e'!ts Astr. Lo - ne naiites u orphan
De ronl Ilt5ei 9y igttiA peocess N Which educauon
Mr.. CuokinzEaul said that charity would not
i!-':, even II The state refused ~ appro9rtits
NJ Hollis sad that he lad no .vrn -athy with
cr'ed wls taught by she lId ~ state money.
tA-n @ az t,sg;i mast % 'lISht ~ the state must
st'-ct - rrtSrui- II The thurch ~ ~ Nesp IN
T. ~ career -t n reader ultO Caeaar the things
w4.tG . are ae-aFs.
Mr. Root satd came 70 this Con 7@u rion
? PEE tag % vote AElIuIt Al -LlLr llG s4r riUc-
tl'ua. a14 "EA-!tIolH INSTITUTIONS. r was With
srrlt r-,.rrIucr that I "aEu- ~ me cgrriE.i'n
t.al --rra Lad better be only stare supervision
- cEl"-.-- vGl.e lEcrs VIZ Absolute prph3-
f.ftGn H- AT % -ec--lr.ln -rlDn.a ! dnd ROW
that rAr E-CtL-msn who lnve secured the mDdI-
Hca'irl " rrgart - charities ARE frying U
secure q .FYyi-.Dn iIluwlng the state 20 appFn-
,-.a-- money 18r +eCra rlE s,'LCDts n charitable
l,t.-U-Uus. Mr. -. 1er1nrG'- and Mr, Marsh
Z =, Amendments both mean the same thing.
Z W one. I VII not vote FOR zlCl an
an-nGurnE nor Tor tie constitution which
.te-r5i1- IT. The a!IrEdm-nE q - nothing %
a. The %. lri-ia= 1UL ~ throws Opsl the fOor %
: .E : STATE l.C o. seCtarlLl schools. one Gt
'.- -grtA-r- ss-.h tAar Llis was small question:
bag ruGG h. ~ would be- brpuZhE before the
..a--g I'm The t.u0flrr- Il tIe state, who
b. tre'! rlr lIaa iEri z uELed the fret settle
1l- -, wei ..nU,rt me fathers Z the msn who
~ -- Proposing -lf Ir--UG Ienr- He lreV and
a' t,4k-- =. tE0nt l=st.Dn aad ma&ing
.s4.D ~ religious lZiure. t1rgrtfl
'' r-r -autsl. - which b.n first d-tv-
- r.e11 l'rr-- r4e o'-sln- AL they AID vas.
The .IG u lG 'r. lGG state which -XlsJs,t
p -..- ttIt World shall -rrrr e. a.-r ives! 20 exist
a--. 4.l- Naaf usS1- the present 4 ilrst.Ou
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