The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-03
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Is THE IEGIsL AZURE IN CONSTITUTIONAL ExIsrrSCE2
AN tNorIRv tn Rs MApe-sKw pRasIpssr Pxu
rxx' or rur s,s,1sA sr.cr,os WITH rss
.Svn,a cn.w,--.,s $500 80
norn, a. prrr., or THE wrr,oro, po
pouoLAss-hhrsAL W THE nhr"oroL,rAN rV
LICE BILL -ooH'LAisIs AGAINST LtffhS Whlrhts
MR.. hoc ON TINE FxscUr'Fs-dk' cstrFiELo-
uLSEss--CLEKx or TILE HousE-coaPLIsESr to-
MAYOR WOOD ETC.
ArRsSr, OBJ. 2, 1853.
T,.,s In vary vv.va ,u.s,io, ,o.v ,s,dir, which 4.
80
notning less thfn 'hr, whether ue lg'%hf" OF tnis
State rs nox In session eonsttutonayP Sotwihstnad
n, o,rrcss prcx,,,or NJ tho co,v,r,a, which a,-,
ai 49, $500 N' - w 1870 . 80
that nc'feer mouse OF inc Legislature snail adjourn oFcf
for than two days without consent o. The other 18th
br.nshas have s,sres>r,e, ths. ,nian.,a. s,,,s In
A.. -. -,
ns!s Sce ~nen inc nse slo"rnea over 'or nrre 'hs-
two day the people were advised OF By tho Hxsatot
uhen the an inn was raised rhe,bcr thu, NJ, s nat
,.raa, h. ,sc-,,,c r., o.,,,. vo.a .ra xh she, -
'.n'7' WV ''sN " 'u'e 'V''i WI" "" "-''" ON-
ried 10 the courts, decision Of Cis import world M, 30
rendered. Since tnon the Houso OF Assembly has a..
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Journeo TOY "ore usn '~o nsy- ~'non' oo'seh'~ "'
co ordinate branch OF ue lessainre IhLs morning oas
Of the members of the pousc--Nr Lain Of Ulster
,orr,, .rhr,,,,os s.ro, AZ r.,ot,,,o,s ,,,, g. hA
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opinion ot 'ns Attorney ""nerA whether we i"g@iair'
Ia now in constitutional existence, and whothcr thotover-
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nor snou'a NOT issue "oo'a"''pn To- Al
extra session, IN CONSEQUENCE or thb ADJOURN
ment OF both branches OF the Legislature withou.
committing eacb ober mn ,vt,bs., mint ,s.,,o, ~. ,,
cors,,,,ior nrov,as. No, .oon. DE a.. ,,.,,d., a.
sohsu.'on p,ov'oes. row among tne Gays inciuoso ~
sunday, wncn pretonoca 70 DC ignorcn 10 esisaaon'
Dat ne communion caeiuocs no Gay Ice sunday IN
ouSea N .e npnurea Gays o. inc session sunday IN
cuuee wilnn ue zen lays 20 Nnch tno rNecuuve TO-
CURED 70 return all bills IN his hands Otherwise they1oe
oouo ~. ancy o'ne1s' I'c'naan nss quesuon
suu.seu ~ lln wien me common sens. o any sonoot
ooh ~. ro' my 1870, VIZ nv psscne an
qtIut.e, .'h ph'it, eo,uu.ai a4tuueu., w
prov s' Suhusys are NAM !" Oc caSuueo Iron .ns
.No gay ,, a. p'aanv anu eApiotp ,1e oonsN-
'o,@n 'hfy snyuu nov o ~, SOay o. men Ssns mem
seSes u gsaie arc DO. inae ged of should pot be- IN
Noia,ng w cvnsunon any svoner IMAM ,ne nv np'est
cuheh IN 'he S'sse but "e mt legstituie clearly NO-
ated me CONSTITUTION IN re uis'rcung the senate and
hssenoy 'ne ysn atef tne ume when the con
stiu' ca declares should have heeu done. Hurry ny
that cpibicn, MI Attorney General rrerain
very important question arose IN tho senaie this
n'vrn,B W, nsst'u os'nB eecteu pre-i1ent pro ten-
pore being obliged 10 be absent day appointed scpaor
~ A. Wheeler 70 take TIE chair presiding ocer Of tha
tcn. Mr. STOW, upon reflection, thought h Illegal
method Of choosing presiding officer W. have a fieute
nant Governor and president pro already and now
The latter being necessarily absent, appoints substitute
fer the day He thought Mr. Wheeler Il chosen prcst
dent rro tor and the Lieutenant Governor the
Ia know Who would be Lieutenant Governor. Mr. Hslsed
aud Mr. WheclcI both could not possibly be that ofcer
Beibga questiorm grave importance, Mr. stow Thought
The nac shouli make choice Of ia own presiding officer
which was done by vote, clectng Mr. Wheeler IMAM
mousiy.
bills were introduced, and then adjourned for the day
The speaker announced the committees TINS morning,
and from the fact tina, several OF the New YORK ocegs
ton sought 70 be excused from serving 10 posiuons
Assumed them, " seems evident that their wishes nsve
mo, been consulted s an extremely dncuu ana jew