The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-14
Assembly,
COMMITTEE pCoNFERENcK.

COMMITTEE op,CoNFERENcK
At the night session. Committee o. Conference
the tmpeacna st ana adjournment question, ap-
POINTED
TIE CONDUCT S. DOCUMENT
TRouLR WRIGHT Aokt IMPEACHMENT PROPOSITIONS ETC.
Mr. GHAMpIN pre.en.o further reports from the
mittes to ,he conduct Of State officers Ac
compsry ing his Ssport was communication from john
G. Wright in the charges mais by Mr. Ely. OF
Broone.
A morton Eade to return s6s accumulation
insulting 70 the Bouse Rejected b. ayes 49, nays 56
Pending a debats upon tbs above motion Mr.. PErEas
from the minority o. said committee pre-en'ed report
recommending the impeachment Of Mr. Chathed for IL
legally taking fee The eport considered all tins
ber of the Car board voting 10 ain Messrs Barrett
ard Waterman. guilty o, misdemcanor. aud
nends their impeachment therefor
The foil Sitg the upon the motto to refer
the with lions TO retnru The
mun,cations OF M.ssrs. Wright and Ch4teeld.
sssp caes ba fs Essas 5 S Case
= ny Tmsns y Gardner, Glover Hastings HARDEN,
j.ln, IyinEston L9upshury, Loaier Maleurn Noble,
shaw Russell smith stanford Stewart, s.. John, W Tay
's yi aarksr Blause Buton Bushnell Car
gen;er cha%piin Gha"esSn sdi Gro ksr De6sars Finch
Hall .' B. nan nsSdes MsadeT.es. niSs.fd. asssrS,
HoSs Hoys Jackson Ksarnsy Lawrence Lsoms Marsh
':
Sprague STREET,, Temple, 1horne Van vrankon, Webb
Mr. b. B. TAYLOR mo,ed to be excused from voting
Carried
At l0k O'Clock the House adjourned
ALBANY, July 13 1853.
DIsBURsE.ENHs.
The bills regulating disbursements the canal and
relative to courts Of were taken up in CON
uittee. The first gone through with and amend
mept adopted fixing the salary Of Canal Commissioners
at 81 500,
IMPEACHMENT.
The bill relative TO courts OF i'm peachment taken
up the amendment making the Chief Judge Of the
Court of Appeals the pr idpg officer OF the court was
adopted.
MIR Lu1IEIouS (vbg) OF Osyego moved to strike out
ssve which gIver managers po TO prose
cute the impta ard authorizes the court to sit
while the Lepislst tufe is not In session.
MIR. HASTINGS (wh g) OF Monroe opposed the motion
lie said tatre necesety for the House remain
esson Its couo be safely delegated and its
duties discharged by its attorneys.
Nj RuRsE (whig) of ESsex, thought II singular that
tno.e members ciamiog to be the most democratic,
shoud continually seek to concentrate po ger. The
House had been deceived by one th,pg-.ne noard OF
Managers have been m,scailed n committee He caned
that they we're MT known committee in all trials
far ard that their duties rent and they
,houd he elected appointed Theic appointment as
directed by recent vote OF the House opposed
al law upon The subject Att, rneys or managers should
elected by ourselves We should not submit Their 10.
pointnent 70 another He desired TO follow all estsb
',bsd pr.eeoents ano well grounded PRINCIPLES OF Law
and though in this respect these had not red
the f,ct that the Heuse slsays In session. be re
gsrced ns something more han accidental
DIT Loomie totnl OF hefkimer, repeu 70 the cnarge
elstve TO the effort OF members 10 concentrate power
sod explained hs views Of democracy He also sustained
the provisions Of the section under consideration.
MIR. WooD (whig of Opondaga, wished report pro-
gress upon tue bill. Carried.
The report Of the committee 10 the House recommend
ing the passge Of The 6rst named bls and report
ns progress uoen the last, agreed to- and leave
granted to the CON mittee 20 sit again
Tm CANAL pfsRr RsE1uSYs
Mr. LOOMS moved that the first bill regulating dsburss
ments upon the canals be read 4 third time
Agreed TO, and ths bill vas resd and passed
/ snuBN ooCSu.
Mr. BuRRoueH asksA that The bill 10 divide ths county