New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-04

&C-ENery
ALBANY, Tuesday, June "a, = T. NJ
To the Editor Of Tie fr'jane
SIR: The Convention has adjourned, after SEES
sion of nearly three hours. Rev. DR.. WyckoH ask
ed Heavens blessing on its deliberations, and that
the Constitution, as it would be amended, might
stand as monument Of wisdom for ages 10 come
The Committee on Rules reported. Their second
proposition which directed the Secretary employ
Messrs Carroll i Cook, the contractors for The
printing of the Legislature, to print at same
prices Cor the Convention. caused much discus
sion There were about 90 speeches made, and
generally 10 the purpose. Mr.. Harris moved 10
amend The rule 70 give the printing TO Charles
F Bouehton Editor of the Albany Freebooter, an
AutiRent newspaper and was supported by
Messrs Warren. Willard, Worden, Witbeck, Jor
dan, two Wrights, Stanton, Baker. Bascom Brown,
Clyde, Crooker, Z. Huntington, Richmond, Haw-
ley, w. H. Spencer, Salisbury and others in all 49,
The nays $50 that Messrs. Carroll X Cook
will get the printing.
learn that not even door keepers or little boys
10 the errands, can be appointed bat by secret
party caucus. that they may be the officers Of ne
party tie majority in the State Government,
and know it Mr. w. S Ross was appointed AS
sisiant Doorkecper, another Mr.. Perkins proposed
to have second Door keeper as he wanted keep
krat every door. Gen. Tallmadge didn't see that
80 many were wanted. MIR. Richmond believed
that one great object OF the Convention was to sim
plify the action of this Government and make it
cheap and economical He wished TO begin now
Up to 1871 they had in the Assembly Scrgeaptat
Arms, Doorkeeper AID but Assistant. Then
they got three Doorkeepers; and his experience,
Il EaI H.
der had not been better kept. The Democratic ma
ority, however, elected Mr. Francis Bradt, I'd AS
sistant.
Mr. Russell Of St. Lawrence and Others proposed
10 appoint i couple of door keepers extra tokeep
order IN tie goiiery--also a number Of messengers
Mr. Patterson took FIRE at this aud declared that In
eight wears he had never known door keeper to
prevent any person from going in. For all they DO
said he we might be just as well without them
We have voted for three already sergeant at
arms although the law provided for no such officer
as a sergeant Two door keepers IN the gallery,
additional was a new idea thing he had never
nheard proposed before; and he moved 10 strike
out 80 much of the resolve as provided Tor fourth
and fifth keeper of the doors.
Mr. Russell family defended the resolve. There
ladies might require protection Order must be
preserved in each of the Galleries
The gentleman from ST. Lawrence is for taking
special care of the ladies' exclaimed Mr. Strong OF
Monroe. 6 large, stout, plain.speaking Wing,
who goes with all his heart for Legal Reform, Ju-
dcial Reform aud the diffusion of Equal Rights
among cheapiy and honestly governed People
He had been in The Legislature; and he asked
what Doorkeeper had TO do there but loicr
away his time and be paid well for doing nothing
Surely there was ho need of more Door Keepers
now than al any former period. The object In
view was very plain to him-only to give places TO
few more of the men who were hanging on there
and nselessy to increase the public expense.
Mr. Burr. of Delaware, babe Members cut down
and retreRch, and not pay 81 day, each, TO five
Doorkeepers.
The ayes and noes We're then called; and. for the
frs, time. the secret caucus was openly resisted
Party dictaon was put down by avote OF 63 against
81 In the majority against appointing the fourth
and fifth doorkeepers, think counted Messrs AL
len, Angel, Harrison, Hoffman, Hunt, Flanders,
Backuses tboth. Hun,ngtons (boh Burr, Bacon.
Bsscom Baker, Swackhamer, Salisbury. Crooker,
Burr, Bull, Richmond Stow Harris Jordan, Ha~ley,
both Youugs Strong, Waterbury and Forsyth
Among those who voted for FIVE were Messrs
Nache Cambreleng, Bouck, TWO Campbelis, Chat
field. Clyde, Coney, Cornell, Danforth Brown,
Tuihill. Wood. Yawger, DR.. Greene Russell, Per
kins, Brundagc, Dubois, Hart, Hutchinson Hyde.
Jones, Kembie, Herman, Loomis Mann, Mcneil,
McNin, Morris Murphy, Powers Riker Ruggles.
S.ntord Shaw. Shepard, Tilden Townsend Smith,
ST John Stephens, Stetson Tettt two Taylors and
think Tracy Mr. O'Conor went the same way
though at first he said aye, as if he had been think
ing of something else.
y proposition 10 print daily 600 copies Of the
journal lonly copy 10 each 5000 OF the people,
40 excellent, well timed resolution, was referred :;
aud motion by Mr. Jones for Committee of 10.
10 consider oithe most fit division of the labors OF
the Convention, laid on the table Abuev \ Boards
ley was ordered 20 furnish the Stationery required
by Members, A Delegate from Oneida, moved two
resolves iornquiry into the expenses of the admins
trsiion of Justice in County Courts and for lists Of
the cikcersi this State who are appointed by the
Governor. or Governor and Senate. Another Del
esa'e would include all officers appointed by the
canal Board These resolves were not then acted
on.
The very best possible disposition seems to be
prevalent among the Members, whose manner and
language are exceedingly courteous and decorous.
think they will &c, out of the ,rsmmes of party;
act spul'edIy independently and wisely; and final
" agree to subm, to the people Constitution IN
De, which millions yet unborn will live in freedom
aud happiness Knox.
NE"'hAvES-Henry Peek Esq. (Whs) was
e'sr'ed Mayor Of New haven on Monday. There was
very little opposition TO the Wig municipal ,cke, the
Candidates were all chosen.
MASSACHUSETTS, VoLusTEERs.-We learn from
;1eCouer that Mr. Edward Webster yoaDses, son OF Hon
shiei Webster arrived in tho city yesterday for the pur.
IVY oil fasngs company ts ioim pert The regiment
Tor by the proclamation OF his Exceency Governor
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