The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-28

j. W. Smith. ............... Albany Argus
John y. Mines. New York tribune.
Nathan C0mstock. Now York Times
J. 9. Fitzpatrick. e New YORK HERALD
Hiram Calkins. ............ New York World
III. j. Hastings. Albany Knckerb0cker.
Charles f. Smith. Albany Express.
George w. Bull New York Com. Advertiser.
A. Wilder. ................. New York Evening Post.
n. H. Northrup. ........... New York Express.
T. johnston. ........... Troy Budget
u D. Martin. ............... Newburg Journal.
CLAIMS 1912.
Mr. ARCHER, (rcp) of Wayne, presented memorial
on behalf Of the veterans Of 1912, making incumbent
% the Legislature pay their claims for clothing and
bounty money. In 1872 the President had authorized
the Governor TO call out tho militia who received
allowance Of clothing or bounty money Fifteen thou
sand of these claims had been adjusted in 1859 by a
board Of audit then created. The Stale could not be
soed IL was true; but It ought 10 pay a claim which
could be recovered were Il an individual Referred 10
the Committee Militia
PETITIONS FOR UNIVERSAL SUFFRAGE
Mr.. TUCKER, ldem) Of New York. presented two petit
tons Of citizens for equal suffrage.
10. Of MRS. gedswcR and others
asking the extension Of the right Of suffrage to
The petitions we're referred 10 the Committee on
Suffrage.
REORGANIZATION or rnE JUDICIARY
n. BURRnL, (dem.l Of New York, presented . plan
for she REORGANIZATION OF the Judiciary prepared BY
shall DO nine Judges Of tho Court Of Appeals elected at
large by those qualified TO vote for Senator'S Judges
n 70 Be- ~ or ,Vr o .h.,
own number, 70 hold the ONCE during his whole
tsrm and 70 preside at all stings with four others who
shall constitute quorum Four Justices Of the Supreme
Court 70 be elected In each judicial DISTRICT TO hold once
Sos sixteen yea or for life The present Judges Of tho
seuan In Office TIL their respective terms shall have
expired The power 10 DO gwen, in case Of .
ss and soo Sasr the
courts Of civil criminal Jurisdiction to designate any
sonpetent member Of the Of ton years. standing
n emit antol
made By law for his 20
each judicial district to appoint such clerks and attend
posed plan also aDOshss he right now existing Of any
als citizen TO practice law unlsss hs DO admitted
ne manner Of elocng Justices Of the Peace.
EBcTARiAN CHARITABLE DONATIONS
seenth Assembly District Union Republican Association
Of the city OF New York praying for the adoption Of
!, V the donation Of moneys
MI Dsvnis, tdeml Of New York. moved Its reference
70 the Committee on the Powers and Duties Of the Legs
xzsr OATH OF CANDIDATES xLscr QUESTION: on
BRIBERY.
Mr. page presented memorial for test oath to be
administered 70 Candidates elect the question OF
bribery Of votes, a. follows
;s.,;,:s.S@ e me Tn:.d s,s; :ss
a Or
direct indirect have authorized any person or per-
% or: ss
i
:S.sy q he s:sSsiss best y ny y
sseisd Or appointed other than the lawful salary
~ :syiSs' rendered BY any form whatever help
rHs PREAMBLE AND Bnl or Rioura
NJ. srsscxR rcp) Of Steuben from the Committee
- the Preamble and Bill OF Rights reported resolutions
asking the reference Of certain sections Of that portion
81 me constitution 70 more appropriate committees sus-
The report Of the committee was adopted
BOARD or SUPERVISORS As LEaIsrAroRA
NJ FowrxR rep Of Madison, offered the folio wing
Resolved That 10 be referred app roprate committee
ss ls O. an 81 % he CON
NJ, 2 % sosss, q s.. each S.n q
~. Il o.
q such s.sS owe, ,SSys
Essn.y q D,0sissias county Town. ana ,iisss in
S.a SA,ss ss
RsfeFred to Committee on Towns and Counties
DssvRArcHrsKnEr OF pKsRRrsaa
H. GRANT, trep) Of Delaware. offered the following:
ssssds .hs eIP:esney o. Withholding By constitutional
"a sssy including asssrsss from conscrpon - 'n ". =
Referred 70 the Committee sn The Right Of Suffrage.
sAI1s ~ WEIGHT
~. TowSsrsD. dem Of Queens. presented rsso-
tuition the propus Of requiring measure capacity
ne sub-divsoss thereof 70 b 10 the RADIO Of dscmss
hsfsrsd 70 the Committee on Industrial IntsresM
Mr. RoBnrsos, ldsml OF Now York, oflsred rcsolu.
ton asking thai the Committee on Judiciary be dis
charged from the consideration OF the revolutions
the State and that the be referred 70 The Commit
sse on the Legislature Adopted.
LANpA
Mr. BELL ep) Of Jensrson called for the cousidera-
non o. the resolution, previously offered BY him,
relative 70 the salt lands Of the On behalf Of
COMMITTEES on Salt Springs, he proposed an amendment
sniarging the details Of Information asked for the Land
Commissioners The amendment adopted and the
resolution then prevailed
rHx INSTRUMENTATION LncisLsrrRR
Nj L ". RrfaxIL, trep.l Of ~ Lawrence offered the
following
Resolved That legislative power he vested IN Senate
o. Assembly one y Each RSa 0 soSn ron
sss o. s,ssmsy and one additional member 70,
na, the Assembly shall contain than hundred
forty whom shall Be elected each year W
sePrs 2, me whole state one from each Of the
ss salary % senator. and Of iks Assembly shs
DC sL" per annum, 10 lieu % all fees and p.rqustes
referred 70 The Committee the 0rgan or the
Legislature
sArEry Lur ON RAtRoAps
~ CALLAHAN, dem.l Of Kings called for the consid-
enhon OF his resolution previously offered d. the sab.
jet o. sspecd committee the subject Of kie safety
o. life on the railroads OF the State He said the vital
lion manifest 70 every member on The convA ntion
while there we're pending measures for reform IL the
matters Of NE Legislature, the Judiciary the risi Of
suffrage 40. ne proposed subject OF greater I'M
porance 1hess railway corporations were composed Of
Individuals Of wealth and position Who frequently MAN.
Sc,sss The ,;5sssvs po.ss 70 dsss TIE claims q TIE
ndvda cases sss iisd % o. COO 50 ,s. snsss cor.
900 per head He urged the necessity Of attention 70
Nv slvssr,s, rsp) Of colsmbia. moved Then refer.
sunicpai, Banking and Insurance. Carried.
rBE ApyouRvnKvr 10 eARAroeA
~ Poss, nspJ 81 sarssseA moved 70 rsconsidss The