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To he Eiitor Of Tie Tribune:


Under the above caption you remarked, on Sat
urday, that & the Teachers Of the Public Schools
IN the Fourth and Fourteenth Wards have, in con-
sequence the s;oppage of their pay by the Board
Of Education, receded, &c. 1t was the Common
Cornc2 that stopped the pay ol the Teachers, and
not the Board OF Education. If the laws of the
State ale to be any guide, the Common Council
had no more rishtto proceed TO such a measure
than they had to impose duties a; this port on the
Importation Of merchandise. The law gives to the
Board of Education the sole power to regulate
Schools, and the innovation was made at the sug-
gestion of the County Superintendent


Yours, EQUAL RIGzTs.
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