New-York tribune., 1867-06-21
ALBANY. n. Y, June 90, 1861
THE COMMITTEES

, Ihe PRESIDENT announced that in making up
OF With the consent Of the Convention, he would place
Mr' Ey on the Committee on state Officers, place OF
MI Hand OF Broome. 1t was so ordered.
- - MEMORIALS.
MI CORBETT (Repl presented n memorial from the
ezens OF syracuse IN favor OF equal suffrage 10 men and
Mr. FULLER cpl. presented an outline for the organ
naQn 9 the Judiciary, prepared by an exJudge o the
Mr.. GRAVES Rep). presented q memorial from citi-
zens OF Utica praying for equal suffrage to men and
PRINTING VERBATIM REPORTS
Mr. FRANCIS (RepJ, moved TO take from the table the
report relative o. printing verbatim reports OF the Con-
yentl0n IN Ihe Albany Journal and AtCdny Argus No
Mr.. ERAsTUs BROOKS DemJ moved to amend by
$4,000 for the two pspcrs and the debates to be published
WITHIN "a hours after tbe discussion fransn,rcs
Mr. FRANCIS accepted the amendment
Mr.. GREELEY (RepJ opposed the proposition 10 pay
newspapers FOR publishing the debates He thought the
Convention had no right to do so.
Mr. FULLER thought it desirable 10 have the debates
published III more permanent form for reference here
Mr.. DUGANNE (RepJ said the Controller had already
provided FOR publishing the debates in permanent form
Mr.. ALNORD Rep) said IL question whether the
Convention had the right 10 incur the extra expense in
Nj. MURPHY tDcn) said the Convention was not to
be restricted in It's acton by the law under which II was
called The convention had already incurred expenses
not contemplated IN law. This publication was ques-
ton convenience 10 members Of this body. For that
reason he should vote for the report Of the COMMITTEES.
Mr.. BARKER Qtep) moved 70 amend by authorizing
the Controller and Secretary OF state 10 contract with
the publishers Of the daily papers Of Albany for the pub
hcaton Of Ucrbaffn reporte OF the Convention. lie
regulating the eXnenSe to be incurred by this body
Nh A. j. PARKER q)em9 layoled the report i 9i tae ne
10 inform the people OF the proceedings OF the Coon
tiOn. 49,, NJ, ,,,.
uIep) and C0rbett QiepJ, Dir. GOULD d'epJ moved TO
lay the subject on the table. The motion was lost ,
hir FERRY ltcp9 moved to refer the subject TO the
Mr.. NELSON DemJ favored the adoption Of the report
MT CLINTON DEM opposed the proposition in any
form but il either adopted he preferred the amend
lV le gen IldtduQud
Mr' NJ l. TOWNSEND CRep) argued in favor Of making
provision fOf the publishing Of the debates IN newspapers
Mr. SPENCER Gepl believed the Convention had the
right to provide for the printing proposed
Mr. CARPENTER (Repl moved that the steuographcr
of the Convention furnish the newspapers named with
e renort az fine nrocecdiugs within twentyfOur hours
after the occurrence Of debate for their use. ,r,,,
The subject was further discussed Dy MeSsI McDohA!u
Murphy. Greeley Francis, Tldcn, Cooke, ana Halle.
The question was taken the amendment OF Mr. Car
Mr FIELD GepJ moved amend that the cost Of such
publication be paid pro rata by the members Of the Con
vention and that tie amount BE- deducted by the Con
tr0ller from their compensation Lost.
Mr. BARKER Rep Withdrew his amendment IN order
that the vote might be taken directly on the report OF the
Mr.. MCDONALD Rcgl moved that the Convention
order 200 extra copies Of the proceedings OF The Conyen
ton 90 Dc distributed BY the 5ereeuatAins as directed
Nj FOWLER rep moved to amend that the Control
Ter and Secretary of State hr authorized 90 contract Tor
the publication of The proceedings OF the Convention IN
pamphlet form, 10 bc laid daily upon the desks Of mem
bers Lost
Inc question was iltu lth'I Iiou tut "ii'tIi'i't Va
Mr Mcdonald. and lost.
Mr. CONGFT (DemJ moved to amend that the Con
trOer and Secretary Of the state he authorized 10 con
tract with prOrctors of The Journal and Argus Tor
the publication Of extra copies OF debates providing that
there no Interference with any existing contract Lost
The question then taken adopting the report OF
the Committee providing the publication Of dany
verbatim rcrOts OF the Convention IN The JouH and
Arqs limiting the aggregate expenses TO 5000 for each
paper, G..l carricd-S0 10 a.
- NEW BUsiSEtS.
Wr MERRITT Rcp) offered substitute Tor the exist
| inc Constitution on Militia. Referred -
| MIR HARRIS 12cpt called up tHc resolution offered 10y
him Yesterday. asking for information from be Tax CON
Iuissouers % NewY0 20 the number 0i taxpayer,
and the number who pay taxes on real estate ana now
many upon personal property Adopted. -, A..
Mr. IOEW DEM, moved IN inquiry mo tb' lrolil'l y
of rlecfiug Members OF tine Assembly by cOuutcs ana
for two years Adopted. 49, =.
NJ I0EW also moved that an inquiry bc made as Ia
the rghts OF married women. Adopted ,
Mr. SPENCER RcpJ, moved that the secretary, Oh
state be requested To make inquiry 20 The number
OF Indians Ia this State the amount oi lana hcld Dy te
their condition etc. LAID over
Mr. GERRY Dem) moved an inquiry INTO the Pro
priety restricting the power OF the lft-lhIue Mu
reference 70 local interests, prohibiting the formation
OF commissions, etc. 80, -, ,
Mr. KINNEY (I.epJ. moved that children under sever
wears OF age be prohibited from attending puDhc SCHOOLS
Referred - -. --.
pfetv of prohibiting towns 20 bond themselves Tor ran
road PURPOSES and provide means Tor local improve
THE COURT or APPEALS.
tive 20 the funds held in by the Clerk OF the COu
I OF Appeals. which was adopted
Adjourned 70 IL O'Clock tomorrow morning.