The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-14
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tims.
FINAL ADyovRSxrr-rm cRYsrAI pAIAcs.
Mr. TEMPLE pres~n' ed from the Css'erencs Commitsee
O'Clock p. M.
Mr. CLAP was in favor Of such adjournment, and u
tr,nsaciDs our business. Dat he did not sporove ot
taking recess for any purPosenot even for visiting n0
Mr. CASE, (dem Of Onopdaga was satisfied tho House
could pot adjourn ard leave the IN the hAod o.
managers Tne constitution prohibits leaving any qass
top to the people TO decide ~hethsr it shsn he s~.
and il equally explicit equripg the Assembly to ovo-
secute impeachment and 10 pr hibtna shem from die
gstpR that power There was in passing she
I@schmept shai be ancooed bv majority OF tho As
sems, Their power can no. be delegated :
the section under considerationthat Of aud
pedieDcy. without this Law he doubted whsthse the
Assembly could adjourn. Now IT Ia a que.e on shsther
this Law he passed and whether IL pwdeot fOr
1t TIE question of hts just been siudd 70.
He claimed in reply that the sembiy es coutinually
delegate their power that The constitution dos MT
ASSERT that the Assembly shall pro-ecuts the ipasch-
ment He tbought II clear that the oeecutson could
be cooduc,ed bv Or If 'her. we're do ,hss
law could be passed removing those doubts the tight TO
ps-r which he regarded qoi'e plsiu He si sdvo-
Gated the e, peoe, cy OF passing such law, prots-io
agans the House Amir ia during thotr,Al
Mr.. HApIkY from the committee, stated 'hat he had
opposed tn reeolution for Il he members visited Nee
Yspk, business cond not he finished b. Monday.
Mr.. HASTINGS moved to lay the resolution on tho
Mr. W TAYLOR thought II the President and others
to from Washington, 80 could afford 10
60 from he to attend the opening exercises Of the
SFybh. ADu II vtSteN tu1t citys
woue be useless sttempt be back before Saturday
1his ud rot leave time enough for business that ousht
to he tram acrtd.
Mr.. CrArr sustained the notion and appealed to mona
bers whether hey could conscentoasy visit the city at
the exI Iepsc Of the State.
Considers biz confusion prevailed.
Mr.. CIAPP coDtiD ued, and sustained the motion.
Mr.. OKuFE moved the previous question Lost.
Mr. L0ER ubderstood that the Sspata had taken re-
wtbuu, acting upon dr- resolution for sdjours
and he therefore moved lay this resouoa upso
the table. Carried
CANAL REVENUE CERTIFICATES
The bill spb opriatiDg money for tho pavent Of inter
est canal certGcates, and ON the O-Sego
loan coming from the S~pate Sas, motioa Of We.
Weat read thiId time and passed. Recess to T. NJ
AFTERNOON SESSION.
PROPOSED AMENDMENT.
After considerable debate the motion to adjourn On
Monday, was laid on the table.
ADJOURNED TILL FRIDAY.
Mr.. 0'KKEFE moved TO adjourn 10 oclook this Atsr.
to meet Friday morning. at 10 O'Clock Carries
BY yeas "a, nays "A
THE LEGISLATURE NEW YORK.
NJ BURROUGHS moved that comm'ttes of five be sp-
pointed by the chair make for ths meet
ing Of The Legislature New York, in is atteedssos
upon he exercises At the opening Of the Crystal PaAee
Carried.
Mr. BUKRouaHs moved that tho SPEAKER act ~ ChAix.
man Of that comInlteo
The members concurrcd, for the purpose Of max
arrar gements for the meeting in New YORK citS -
morrow morning.
nee,ing was agreed upon At the Asor House ts.msr
morning st eight O'Clock
The CHAIR announced q. the above comnittss Aesas-
Burroughs. livingston. W Taylor, and PetsagMs "a
Speaker being chairman)
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