The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-11

Mr. no chKiss presented memorial from War.
rem county for the establishment of free schools Re
fered. Mr. Bruce presented a memorial from Madison
county Tor the completion Of the unfinished public
works Referred. Mr. Swackhamer offered the follow
Resolved That constitutional provision should be
made against the sacregious of the remains
Of the dead and for the protection buryng places from
the interference of incorporated societies municipal in
orations and individuals without the of the
surviving relatives interested therein. Referred.
The Convention then proceeded further to consider
the report on the judiciary Mr. Loomis offered the fol-
The legislature may provide for local officers to dis
charge the duties Of judge and Of in othe'
special cases as may be provided by law.
MT HAwLEy moved to strike the last clause of the
section lost Mr. Chafeh moved to amend by restrict
ing the number of officers to two lost BY consent OF
the Convention this reconsidered and the
amendment of Mr.. Chst6eld agreed TO- Mr. Patter.
son moved to amend the section provide for the
election OF these officers. Mr. Danforth moved further
to amend so that the section would read =
The Legislature may on the application of the board
This amendment was agreed to. Mr. Jordon moved the
following as a substitute Tor the section p.
The legislature may provide for the election of conn.
ty commissioners. not exceeding two in any county
with powers to perform the duties of the justice Of the
supreme court or county Judge at chambers and dis
charge the duties OF county judge and surrogate in
case Of the absence inability Of such judge or
gate and in cases of acancy in said Office.
Mr. townsend ed to amend the substitute by con.
errng on justices of the peace special judicial pow.
county judge or surrogate Previous question moved
Mt Iownsends amendment lost. II to 49, and Mr. Jor.
30 10 ~. MT LOOMS section
ed was agreed to- 81 to 3s Mr. Forsyth laid on the table
motion TO reconsider Mr.. Richmond moved the recon.
sderaton OF the vote rejecting tine section to compel
parties IN suits to contribute ards the expenses
adm nstering justice. The vote reconsdered and
then the section again rejected SO to H. Mr. O'Conor
moved the following section
The Legislature may authorize the Judgment decree
and decision oil any local inferior oil original civ
Jurisdiction established in city, be removed for re.
view directly into the court of appeals
Mr. v.S ScHoosHovEN moved to strike out the word
established in city "and subsequently, varied it so as
to add alter the word city, and Of any county court
Lost aud Mr.. OConors amendment was adoptcd 40 10
2l-Mr Townsend ahen offered the folio additional
section
~ Remedies existing at the period when contract
made shall not be disturbed impaired by subseq uen
This proposition debated until two o'clock when
MIR Bascom moved it's reference to committee on land
tenures No question Recess
AFrERrooy SsssIoN.--The proposition offered by MIR
Townsend was referred motion of Mr. OConor 10
the committee on the rights and privileges Of citizens
"a to IL Mr. Waterbury proposed q section providing
tna every qualified cleo TOR shall be eligible every
diclai ofice-whic by consent, laid the table
The report Of the judiciary committee prescribing the
time OF organizing the new court, the Of
ferrng the business from the old to new courts SC
was then taken up and discussed various PROPOSE
lions to amend, by Megsrs. Worden, ChatGeld Loom,
and BasconL The result that the first section was
adopted without amendment. Adjourned .45asy drgus