The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-10

STATE CoysTIruTIoNAL CoNvENTIoN-Tuesday,
September MIR. Cook offered resolution 10
The Convention then proceeded to tho further
ration Of the judiciary report Tho question In order
on the section offered Mr. Stow. providing for the cleo
ton Of justices in cities by wards which Mr. Van
Schoonhoven had moved to amend by extening to all
judicial officers. Lost Mr. Morris offered a substi
All judicial officers Of cities ana villages aud all such
judicial officers may be created by law therein. shall
be elected at such times and in such the leg
laure may direct
Carried 50 to IA and the section amended agreed
to- 81 to 49, Mr. Stow moved to reconsider Table. MIR.
khosdes moved another section which, after debate
amended. 80 as to read
Police usticss in incorporated villages shall be elected
villages situated in such manner and for such terms
a. shall be provided by law.
slr RHoApKs' section was amended and the section,
| after the debate, wss rejected, 10 to g.
Mr. MANN called his motion to reconsider the vote
on the secton in regard to the admission to practice law,
end intimated bis intention to add the folio wing -
ANY male citizen Of the sge Of twenty years, of
coed moral character ON application to the Supreme
COURT shall he admitted to practice attorney ard
counsellor. and every party in any
suit may sppear plead. pursue or defend in his proper
Lost, 70 to "a. MIR Van Schoonhoven moved the fol-
lowing section =:
All Justices ofcitv and other city officers
who may be in office on the first day of January nest
hall hold their Offices until the 3lst day Of December
next thereafter but no longer.
Referred to the judiciary committee. Mr. Kemble Of
fered the following section:-
8. The legislature shall provide that Judgment or
notwithstanding appeal writ error upon
security being given to make full restitution in tho event
OF reversal or modification of such judgment or decree
on appeal.
Mr. JospAS moved to anne nd the section by adding after
the word security the words by lien on unencum-
bered real estate" Lost and the section rejected 70 to
Mr. BAscoh moved section that the clerks of the
raj counties shall be clerks Of the supreme Court with
such powers a. may be prescribed by law. MIR Loomis
moved to add to the section of provision creating the
ONCE Of clerk Of the Of appeals who ~ oieio
the Governor and Senate for three years; and have
salary fixed by law TO be paid ofthe public treasury
the clerk be elected by the electors Of the state MIR
Croker moved to refer the whole subject the judi
cary committee The previous question was ordered
motion OF Mr. Hawley. The motion TO refer lost
Mr. Patterson's amendment prevailed So to H. and the
amendment Of Mr. LOOMS as amended 81 to 49, Mr..
clause making clerks Of counties clerks Of the supreme
court adopted Sc to 7 also the latter clause aided by
amended agreed to- Mr.. White then offered his propo-
en directing the transfer Of funds now under the
after be paid court to the State ,hsp. TO ).
p o ans oensnt OF the parties nteresed-snd II was
's %Sssn .ns o'clock No question. Rsce.s
in regard to the keeping the money! undar III.
oa o. inc court OF chsncery, after an unsuccessful mo-
Inc IIth section, prohibiting judicial officers except
justice, OF the peace from receiving or perquisites
to prohibit them from receiving fees to their :" a.
and to require the legislature TO compel parties in su
to contribute towards the expense Of i,s
tice, by aspeci6c by per centage on the
in controversy This proposition after debate was ne
ga,ived 81 to 5lsnd the original section adopted Mr.
OConor from the judiciary committee which certain
matters were referred, acknowledgement sections
which were ordered to be printed Mr.: Jordan moved a
reconsideration Of the vote making clerks of counties
clerks Of tps supreme court Table. Adjourned--.AL
bany Argus.
MERCER County PRocEEDINas.-The people Of
Mercer county opposed the settlement OF the
IA negroes among them They succeeded and
the negroes scatel in the county OF Miami for the
present as 10 said, and improper movement IL now
sppIohended the part of the people against them But
colony Of blacks has for several years been establish
& Mercer county, and portion Of the people mani
,cN disposition to be rid Of them. meetng-ws be-
svs Of locoocos-was held at New Bremen, In Mercer
~ ne 10th Of August to take into consideration the