The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-06-13

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Resolutions were offered and referred to the appro-
PIRATE committees:
Adopted.
BY Mr. FoHvrH in relation to the powers and duties
Of Boards of Supervisors. Adopted.
BY Mr. MoRRI to report the expediency Of district
ing the State into single Senate and Representative dis
tricts. Adopted.
BY Mr. HaaasOs to report ON the expediency of es.
tablishiug by Constitutional provision, registry law,
and to require Of citizens coming from other States and
persons naturazed, residence Of one year before
voting Objections were made TO the adoption Of the
resolution the ground that the Convention ought
TO pledge itself to any such principle.
Msssrs. WARD SI,iMoss, KlKKxANp and TALLMApor
insisted on the right Of any member to have any PROPOSE
ton he might offer referred and reported upon There
could be no harm in opening the do6r wide on the admis.
sion OF propositions.
Mr.. TALLM.Dcr thought there could be no harm in
making that part of the Constitution which
part OF the election oath. That the in regard to
this inquiry in regard to citizens from other States
which required Of naturazed citizens residence in the
State one year after naturalization before voting. He
residence Of alien before he could votes in effect
multiplying the Congress- He would not object to
the resolution as mere matter oil reference.
The resolution adopted.
By Mr.. HART to reduce the number of petit jurors to
eight Adopted.
ty-Adopted.
BY Mr. KIaGlAsD, to deprive judicial officers of all
power of appointment to ocethat all judges of courts
except justices Of the peace take fees perquses
for Official servcssto abolish the Court Of Errors,
provide substitute therefor
Mr. TALLMApoE suggested that the second resolution
would not cover the case Of judge dividing with the
clerk of his court the fees of that office
Resolutions laid on the table by the mover.
Mr. BaucE, calling for the fees or compensation Of
District Attorneys. Laid on the table.
By Mr.. SwAcKHAMER, to abolish the Court of Errors
and the Court Of Chancery and for the establishment of
court Of law and equity Invested of legislative powers;
fixing the time within which decisions shall be given
the several courts Of the State and restricting all sutors
to one appeal and for the establishment Of Court of
By Mr. sHEPHARp, for State Sub-Treasury Adopted .
By Mr. Looms, to equase direct taxation regardless
Adopted
Mr.. CH.ryIrIp offered a resolution appointing T. T.
LOOMS OF Madison county, An additional Secretary OF
Mr. PATTERSON moved to amend the resolution by sub
shutting the name OF p B. Prindle He thought the
majority ought to have the courtesy to give the minor
ty one Of the Secretaries
Mr.. WARD admitted the necessity of further aid He
hoped the Convention would take the responsibility Of
making the appointment rather than authorize the pre-
sent clerks to employ help
long debate ensued upon matters and things in gen.
era and the Convention adjourned without disposng of
Mr. CHArFiELD's resoluton.-.7ibany Citizen.
Movements or Travellers.
There was "a considerable revival Yesterday, in the
spirit Of travelling the annexed extracts from the
gistrics Of the principal hotels exhibit
AsERIcAN-C. Williams Connecticut; G. Whistler,
Baltimore; F. Bacon, West Point; 9. Cameron, Charles
ton; Capt Wayne, U. s. A j. Dienne, Philadelphia;
William Howard, James Hayward, Edw Hayward, s.
es1ona sfsl etc.,
l. Ringgod, U. s. A; MIR. Hoffman, Albany; I. Smith,
AsroR-Mr. Walsh, A. H. Everett Boston; James Lea,
Virginia; A. Dumon, Belgium p Kennard, Boston; D.
yilluns III J. orme. PENN p Hooe, Washington; w.
ladelphia; Mr. Stevens Albany; J: Bachelor D Tay.
Providence; W. Richardson, Boston; H. Benners, WASH
ngton; 7. Graham, Z. Denn Boston, Pennington,
Arkansas
CIr!-J. H. Livingston, Baltimore; c. Sergeant, w
Cornell, Arkansas Bridges Pennsyl vana; A. Frede-
rick, Quincy; d. Porter, Louisiana; L. Williams Mary
land D. skatz Waterloo; f. Judd, New Haven; $ Hos
mer, GAINESVILLE; ID. Rogers, Newburgh; II. Thomas,
Norwich; w. Ross Hamilton, u Canada; H. Pean,
Dayton, Ohio; 8. Nicolls Greene
FRASKLIN-A. Jennings J. NJ Hand, Augusta, Geo
J. Ives, Savannah; r. hambln, Charles Dowd, New Or
leans c. Heinstree Troy; w. Treadson Albany; L.
Allen. New London; W. Carnes, Boston; II Wells Buff
falo s. Foster Otsego; NJ Sherman, Michigan; w.
Kendrck, Boston; j. smith, Buffalo; H. Emerson, ohio
c. Bliss, Macon
HowAaD-Thomas McCawley, Philadelphia; A. Ad-
ans q. O. Robinson, Georgia; w. Jamison, Boston; Z.
T. Towers, Canada West; Thomas McCully, Philadel
phia; H. Bigelow. Boston; Hon. A. Smith, Macon; W.
Bullion, Albany; Morrison Montreal; c: Meeker. N.
Orleans; 7. Cooke, Albany; w Root, Mr. Noyes, Bur
lngton; Col Elmorc South Carolina; j. T. hIarston, VIZ
". Starr, Baltimore; Z. Corning Albany; Thos Chilter
c. Sabine, Toronto; j. Berson Baltimore T. Cauthorre
Virginia.