Board OF Education
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March 24-Schocl Ldp-The Bibie.-fhis Board met
last evening" when the committee laws reported IN Ia
vor OF making some amendments thereto


Mr.. ALLEN proposed substitute tor the report embra-
cling amendments which he considered would have salu
tar, effect upon the public schools, and moved them
ubstute for the resolutions proposed at the last meeting


MIR SxDMoRE seconded the motion. 1t was incumbent
them resort to this measure, as was an important
step for the benefit Of the rising generation


MIR. NIcoIL replied the part of the committee, and
was followed by


Mr. RIcH who took occasion to insinuste that it
contemplation to exclude the Bible IRON the cmmon
schools after the election.


Mr. ALLEN replied in support of his melton to subst
tute the amendments offered by him. for those contained
the report OF the committee The object of MIR. Al
amendments to get rid Of the trustees oil the pubic
Schools and also the inspectors, and place the power
hey now possess in the hands Of the commissioners


1t was moved to lay the amendments offered by Mr..
Allen on the table Curred-ayes 10. noes IL.


motion to print the report AMI resolutions was then
made and carried-ayes l7-noes o


The Board adjourned