SPEECH IN THE SENATE, FEBRUARY 8, 1871.

On the motion of Mr. Patterson, of New Hampshire, Chairman of

the Committee on the District of Columbia, to strike out from a

bill relative to schools in the District the clause,--

“And no distinction, on account of race, color, or previous

condition of servitude, shall be made in the admission of

pupils to any of the schools under the control of the Board

of Education, or in the mode of education or treatment of

pupils in such schools,”--

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