Price Two Cents.
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tic accuracy of the reporting of the Herald he consider
ed that introducing DR.. Powers lecture before this
Board quite uncaled for and he warned the Alder
man of 10th beware lest in his zeal for the Bible he
may fall into the and link himself with party who
had done injury society blythe abuse of the Holy
Scriptures than was ever known since they became
Republic For himself he in favor Of the reading OF
the Bible and 50 was every member o. TINS DoarS ana
to the introduction of the Bible in the public schools
and Dr. Reese would forth after being excluded Tor
his violence and bitterness and party spirit and expects
he would get sympathy for the multitude Of his
the Bible he would be sadly msta
this comm unty~havs no objection to the Bibls It is to
other abuses that have been psrpstratsd under the name
of the sacred Scriptures and these what every up
right citizen 10 bound put check to- The removal of
Dr. Reese was, therefore, due to the community and ne
considered himself justified in recording his vote against


Aid MEssERoLE felt this the hrst time in his life
ha mao o ever nsen IN NJ. political ne


ticsl life the Alderman should have the inpudence to


tell him he was about to as:ocate himself with new
| party upon political grounds.
\ Aid. CHARLIcx-I did not say you were associated
with political clique.


laughtsr) that it is impossible and you-nor be-
| shall record my vote econscisntiousy.
Aid. CHARLIcx-And SO you can.
Aid. MEHERoLE-My political character, ! trust,
stands too high require to be endorsed by the Aid
of the LIST.


the motives character oAld Of the 10th whose polt
cal character he did not question He merely made
of the words "Let him beware, lest ne may associate
himself with a certain party"
The question on the preamble and resolutions was
then taken and stood


ArEs- -Messrs. Charlick Diver Hart Henry, Connor.
Compton, Dodge Jackson, Briggs, Tappen, and Sea-
man-u.


Nors- stoneall Benson Van Tine, Messerole, Brady.
Recorder-6.


Aid. MEssERoLE hereupon offered resolution to In
troduce the Bible in the common schools.


AID CHARLIcK moved to amend by inserting the words


hat in the removal of Dr. Rees this Board disclams all


idea excluding the Bible from the public schools and
that objection exists in this Board against Dr. Reese
for introducing the Bible in the schools"
The question on the amendment was taken and car
ried-ayes 9, noes 7.


The question the original resolution was then taken
| and carried unanimously
The Board adjourned