New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-12


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Next Winter.
ALBANY. Friday Eyening, Oct 2 loi6.
To Me Edaor Of The 7ri6an<
SIR The Convention have adopted the Consti
,,t;oa greatly improved and will finally adjourn this
,renng and this is the 45t letter have addressed to
~ since the Both Of Nay last descriptive of the inpor
tan, !sbors OF the State Delegates il Is the conclusion
OF series Of the many defects in which none Is more
sensible than the writer.
Atoue o'clock Messrs Segcr and Stsrbuck. the able
and interchangeable Secreaes began 10 read beautifully
enyrossed edition OF the improved Constitution After
dinner the reading recommended and was conclud
ed al ~ minutes past four when M TAGcAET moved
mat IL should DC adopted and signed Although there
we're many things in it Of which DC dsapproyed there
were many more OF which he approved.
Mr. PATTERSON seconded the motion admitted tnat It
mad faults but showed that i would effect many great
reforms.
believed that the Judicial department as arranged N u
wss most signal failure
The Constitution isaid Nj OConor) does not, even in
moderate degree meet with my approval and Is IN my
opinion signal fslure-aod snsi not only yo,e ssa9,
myself, but viii endeaYof 10 induce ali whom con III
fIence 70 reject IL
Mr.. vAs scuooSnovgs spoke iayora5ly OF it as
whole. mr.,
tank the worse u il because many OF the legal proies
sion were Opposedtolt
Mr. WoHpxH admired that feature IN II which pisced
much additional trust aud confidence IN tue feoie
SIR CAmsszLYSC adyerted 70 the TACT that the Con
sution contains thc means Of its amendment ana "as
the first in the world which bad placed nc nofcihnsn
no. upon Executive Legislative authority but had
vested IL upon popular will placing drccuy under
the control 0 the fcopic. :, Il. A., r, -:
nj 1925 proposed that the President and Secretaries
should sign the Constitution, and thai the rest OF the
Members who approved oi it, be requested to attest the
same by their signatures
which he could not approve advise the People TO ap
prove. =: -; ID,
one article or section that he did not consider great
,,oproyeInent Constitution founded on the in
,eigence Of the people, and believing that 1t would
protect liberty and right he would give 1t the fullest
supuor and vote tor every article IN IT.
Hr Tilden moved the previous question: bat withdrew
II, on a general cry oil withdraw IT, withdraw i, We
must not adopt the Constitution III that way
ur MARVIN would vote for the Constitution IN
winch some new and valuable principles had been in.
compounded Other things he adycred 70 az likely not to
stand without amendment but contained Tue means oi
making such amendments. lie believed that the section
requiring G5 votes in Assembly Tor every bill would not
answer
Mr.. R.cHmoNp liked the Constitution it gave back
much power to the People. To be by them pcnchclsly
Mr. CHAMBERLAIN had voted against the calling o;
Convention but would support the new Constitution at
the polls.
Mr. BRUcF considered the new Constitution lar pctut
than the old.
was then adopted IoI to 5-lhe Noes beng Messrs
OConor, Tallmadge White w. Ii. Spencer, aud Hun
.ington OF Oneida
An address to the People written by Mr.. Hoffman,
was then agreed 10, which ! cannot copy now. You
will lind it in the Albany morning papers
The business OF the Convention Is at end aud the
Delegates are axing their signatures To the parchment
Icounted LIZ Members present at one time day OF
whom LII voted ON submitting the amended Constita.
tun to the People thus
Iissored Th., In the iudgmea, this Convention. the
seyera amendments The Constitution agreed To by this
Convention CANNOT BIZ rRgfsFEp so IS TO SE VOTED w.
Ayes 70 Hoee Al Majority fol submitting the Con
sttution to the People together in ono vote % Mr.
OCoNoR cndeayored TO change this decision. but
tailed.
Mr. Harris and Nj Hoffman cordially agreed in opin
ion that the amended Constitution is the very best that
ever prepared by the hand of man, which sentiment
think that Judge Ruggles aud Mr. OConor would be
slow TO endorse. cannot be better than wish IL to
bc--ond all things considered glad there Is so
much life left in 1t there Is As compared with the
Consultation OF 1921, it marks the onward progress Of
great and powerful people and Will doubtless receive
the sanction OF vast majority OF the electors at the
hustings II does contain all the safeguards Tor tree
dom which could have wished, but very many more
than expected.
venture most earnestly and anNiously to urge
Through your columns upon the consideration OF the IN
tegcnt Electors that the pbers of the Convention will
ho very imperfect indeed il not seconded by the united
and successful exertions OF the People, ~ IN TIKI
ELECTION OF CAPABLE, FEARLESS, FAITHFUL RETIRE
SENTArIvEs men of mind and energy IN SENATE and
ASSEMBLY. Mark we'll how incomplete the Con.
s,i,ution will be- until the details the salaries the pro.
visions settled and carried by the action OF the
L-gialeturo winch WIN assehloc mere next January
Theirs will be no ordinary task Good Laws and Free
Institutions make an intelligent people happy und pros
porous ind are bond of union in peace and shield OF
defence In war
For tho vote on sutrare ia color,d ncrsons seuarn,c
how and scrnrate ballot sre 10 I've nrnyidcd -
The New Constitution is 10 he nublshed tyic, iocvcr5
newspaper in the STATE that will publish ii AT price TO
be fixed by Mr.. Benton and Mr. Flggg $3.50 was men
u9ncu as it l''s 'oui ha' Tie .lns
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Convention were 'oted 10 MessfS: mn, ttoS"eii' new,
sutton, pisnop ana At'S 10, 'eiI l"'.iu anu usciui
scrvNes u reporters ior tne sANs Hevs, rNkNNT
1oVfNAl anu AILAS' ns was ioNcu oy I IS,nosei'
eng, anu was wen hefi'co oS 'nesc eciuciei' nccAn
ew refer 70 the.o papers as auotiees endorsed unai
housy py inc eehpSis oi .ne convention Last hlgnt
u poa,u.s ye s' oss.a''o 'Sti MoiS uecIaea 70
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Ire IFiHtd-RightS IF CONSCIENCE.
As ORIGINALLY adop,ed tho article ON the Militia nrnvd
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