, 1862-01-21

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repis io ihe atlack6 OF sonlheEn mcmoefs, &C.
oa.t az "tTus aehiS sns gont t sn.ton ~
Auopt lnem, Win great clcarness, 1ofcc anu
earnestness.
After q long, rambling, toTn-mceting kind
OF dcbatc OH the 9th section tile following
suhstffute was mnred hv mr. Turn1e II
leo.l', ssa "nS ny aaopie9.
shoi f. ronanosa1 - e t 5
seio banrde ~ ~ o,11, ivy a 9
"Senator be allowed 10 each senatorial district,
not m0Fe than Three to any
hayine The reonsite nonnot;on ,nat rh sSs sdd
..tiona1 serators and Repre- ezentatives and cities
- be divided into separate DISTRICTS
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SATURDAYS PROCEEDINGS.
.1oD>7s-c. e,.ee-n>-
.-.. Aaoh-s1S6 ofss4oN'
MOVE TO ABOLISH STATE SUPERINTENDENT OF
...:.a..a 80 .-.o
tho St,tc And;tnr concSTn;nr tho nfHoa ~
State Superintendent of Public Instruction,
Mr. Vandcyer moyedi it be referred to the Com
mittec on Education, with instructions to in
quire into the expediency of abolisllinr the
Office Of State Superintendent Of Public in
strpctionn.
go referred Will instructions. This Is sig
uAyE rHEso1D1Ens BEEN PROPERLY rRE.7EDe
n, Brooks moved and c,rriod +ho f,1-
lowiny. 'A1~ 49,
p1.o5re, THAI .,.o <~.,,,..z.. -, ,,.,..-....
m 4a ~. 1ng On laIs
into he feii from HE statc harc hcen ana eonS
tinue to be- provided or in al Respects
into Tie field from other States have been pro-
y1ded Tor, and Il the Committee find that the Hi
1o1: I5oops hase not 6een thus provided for. the:
let is fnstr chargnaa 81 e1 1nS 4G
of;ce under This State. and to renort fhe fscts IS
this Committee. Referred.
m. N'e w 1t''o'
NJ fieasants vas instructed bS the Judi
ei.ls toHa1hlttee 10 oner LIE following:
RssNrea, That his E7cellency the Governor be
rGanes1eo Ha 10 INFORM thls Convention what civil
H1 t a$ea1s q ne is empowered
apd az as o. this tate
fixed terms to iii vaeancies, Or during lis pleasure
including those whose functions aTc perfor1ued
without the State, md distinguishing such Us
se1ate. Adopted.
COMMITTEE op TIFF 1t,o7r
20. " .nA "noAh
| naittee Of the Whole, Mr. Wentworth in the
| Chair., The subject under consideration being
I ayticlc third Of the Constitntion Section tys,s5
vs. auupteu n"uVuE ~; al,1e'i1.Ae''ts eAFeiit
substlIll1ns Tue year lso3 Tor the year 15iJ.
An Intellectual attempt was made to substitute
t Jnnc for JANUARY as the time for thc n,aptinr
! of the Genern1 Assembly frhr nronor;tion
| received ncrl.a1,s twenfy yotos e0P0A'4'-+
| s.a+;o1c t,,I,+ j., .,..--t -" ,x.
| were at3o1,tr1 an1 fhe hns;nnss 80 5nno ~
Wentworth's Common Council style, which
| at first excited considerable mcrriment, but at
| an scct;on f,oe,f1, MS 1raed a,o1 ~ 7;a,,-
| sion was had, and the deficiencies Of that sec
| ton were pointed out by AIessrs. Singleton of
| Adams, Thornton Of Shelby, and Terry Of Yer
! million. It was shown in course Of tic debate
| that under the construction Of this section
! ertat frauds had heen ncrnetrafod hv the
5;encral assan,31v I7ndar I s,,e.,a,s;a,, - 1nf ~
the rules hundreds Of private and local laws
nad oeen introduced, the bills read by their
! titles three times, aud passed ali On the
sse drS ThsTf S seemed to ne an nnnefs
sai the section amended s b. the committee
t NoFds:
SECTION T"ES7F-THEEE OF THE NEW coSsT1Tr-
ur.,.r TON
Every bill shall nc read at large on three differ
| ent Gays N each house. and every bill, having
passed both houses, shall be signed by the
spGak1er o. ~ their respective houses and no lay
,%hsgh 'y NAY DC passed bv the General Assembly
shaii embrace more than one subject, and that
shaA he expressed IN the title. But If any sub
| 1ec1 shall pc embraced IN any set. which shal
mot be expressed in the title thereof, such &C,
snsi! oe YOU ony as TO So n'lch thsfeo1 as sha
..h ~, o ~ ssseu iu ~ s.tle: anu NJ !nW sha
IN sa case the act
ith anS Si ~ " ny f t ana puonsned A.
/. ;H aHn no w u !ne General Assembly
sLaa sake eneel ana be In iofce until after fhe
~ ~ - ~ ~ nonlns ilon the end OF the
Sasa SE1Sa LILY sanls ay Dc paSsea, unleis
~ 1n NY ~, " 5;sa1 k!s General .asseGGi3
~ s,an utns =; ~ ~ nn1cA emergency s1all pt
tApieeseo LII Ine ptealnp4e VI nooS o1 tne act.
PER DIEM oF GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
| An animated discussion followed m Scc
| tion tWnnt y-f,nr ,yl,;cl, f;vns t1o nav ~ ~.
Conor.1 ssean.i11,. ~ .ns r.. - CO ~
l oSleaa e nsscn'oif. Sl ~; Eq"atus VI o:sl1
Eansoh, "as ior allo"lls5 anat poay 70 ny IL
own pay. !he Legislature 10 assemble Janu
arT, lS65, OF course, Will be required to fix it,
own and the pay Of the next General Assem-
bly to meet thrreafttr-cyery Lcrislatnre t.
~ TIN nav ~ Tho succnnd;nr TansIat,, ,re "a
C, a5 =, f,s.aa
49, onSisson " wv III Aas or oi ts1sln5 iacill q
ptTs l"o hundred dollars per annuH, and hv'
cents per mile e1ch mics travel each way
anu allowing the Speaker onc-third more thai
members.
. Mr.. OsMclycny was for fixinr the nav. AM
eo seemed 10 In . ,naior;tr If tf1n Conrnn1;on
whcn ~ n,otion ~ GonIn;ttoo arosa -
.'.S "nsn - ] Aao.lou3 she 1ol1inlttee a!osc, y
porlea progress anu ASKED leaSc 10 SIT again
POETRY BILL MADE PROSE-
! a resolution directing tue Secretaries to eel
tlfy 10 and the President to approve Of drawin
warrant on Inc AUDITOR, TO pay each mcmbe
anu olhcef o1 INC eonEentlon one nundre
| dollars, was first amended bY SubStitUtiu