The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-26

STATE and cons uonal provision 70 that effect shall DO
Referred q the Committee on Finance.
nsc'os - DrRHCroRs In CORPORATIONS rnofoknoSAn 10
Mr.. FINN. trsp, Of Orleans. offered the following
Fssoved bs referred the COMMITTEES on Corpo
rAsoa. other than municipal banking and insurance. 70
ali oorporaions COMPOSED Of required
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Referred 70 the Committee on Corporations
rHn AProxuoHnzn TIE nExBERs or TIM LscIsL AZURE
M FIELD trepl q Orleans moved tn 49,, the e. c ea1
Their consideration Of the resolutions introduced on FRI
day lest by him. as 70 the apporionment Of members Of
ns Lsgasars and that the resolutions lie ON the 'aOas
yURlsDlcrIoa or rH CANAL BOARD OVER TEE wHARvH AND
n. puoAu.. frsu Of New y York, offered .ths fol.
Resolved That the Committee Canal. be instructed %
he The
State and the ownership thereof and 70 consider the expe
mo '''
The resolution the request Of the mover was laid
ON the table.
srArrnc or rns czAnrIAm CANAL
Mr. BEcKwnH, (rep) OF Clinton, introduced resolu-
ton requesting the state Auditor % furnish statistics
canal Laid over under the rule
THE ONoNDAGA SALT srRM0&
guessing the Superintendent Of the Onondaga Salt
Springs 70 furnish statistics ON the following points,
The NUMBER S. o.
quantity Of the different kinds; the annual
ratio Of increase dimnuton 10 the Yield the price OF
salt the value Of the reservation and the conditions Of
the various leassholdA Laid over under tho rule.
STATE AID INDIVIDUALS CHARITABLE BODIES.
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credit Of the State shall not b given loaned 70 any
individual or corporation and that NO money raised BY
pofna Of ar
loaned any corporation exclusively under the control
Of any religious denomination Referred 70 the Commit
tess on Finance and Legisa
Mr. W. c. BRowH, (rep) Of 81. LAWRENCE offered
resolution the expedency Of consttutionay pro-
e for the ns IF
poration, except that appropriations for charities
asylums and the State education shall mot DO prohbted
when mot exceeding the appropriations for the same OBJ
ecs prior to the year 1865 Referred to the Committee
on Finance.
Mr. MArrcR, (dem.J Of Ulster offered resolution for
an inquiry the expediency or amendments provid
ing that the National Guard shall q a. ell times b
armed, equipped and disciplined to render IL most
efficient for active services that In time OF peace the
Governor may be authorized 70 order il to encamp By
members 70 be paid for such service In camp the
Legislature may provide, ana its regiments furnished
that the Governor may convene board take
sderation the welfare OF the National Guard from time
TO time; that officers serving in their breves rank shall
receive the pay thereof and that any officer serving
continuously in the rank for ten years may take
position the retired list Referred TO the Committee
on Militia
RECESS OVER INDEPENDENCE
Mr. vAx CAxrEs, tePl Of ca,taraasus, offered reso
Friday next adjourn 70 Tuesday. July 8, a eleven
O'Clock A. n. Laid over under the rule
COMPENSATION THE srnNoGRAPHER
s.ructns The COMMITTEES on PRINTING to report on the
subject OF the Of the stenographer Of inc
CLERKS TO THE COMMITTEES
Mr.. ALvoRD, rcp)o of Onondaga, moved reconsidera-
tion OF the vote BY which the resolution appointing
After considerable debate the resolution reoonsid
cred BY the following vote:-
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a F Greeley as yss aad
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FSad Potter Ss9noids
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The PRESIDENT then put the question.
Mr. BARKER, !rep) Of Chau'auqua, moved to lay on
Mr. BckyoRD, trep Of Jefferson, moved that the con-
sideration OF the question be indefinitely postponed
Lost
Mr. VAN CAxpEs trep) of cattaraugus moved that the
resolution DO referred to the Committee Contingent
Expenses.
Mr.. NJ. l. TOWNSEND. trep.l Of Rensselaer, raised tho
point OF order that under the rules the resolution
be referred the Committee Contingent Expenses
Mr.. ALveRD, trepl Of 0nondaga, raised tho point OF
order that the having taken the question on
the resolution the point Of order raised BY Mr. Townsend
not well taken.
The PRESIDENT declared tho latter point Of order we'll
taken.
protracted aud miscellaneous debate ensued
The motion to refer then prevailed.
PROPOSED ADDITION rus RULES
Mr. GRHELEy, (rep Of Westchester offered the follow
Resolved That the Committee Rules instructed
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.s q on ana is any u NJ
ordered and leave Of absence hereafter to be granted
RUIZ a. Unless the shall otherwise dlrsc, the
and at eleven A. ~ the Convention shall proceed the
Egls g Unless otherwise ordered sy vote q two.
foiowsJudiciary Committee ave days: Finance Canal
and S each q. ss ssys Right q sss,se and rSwes.
ing committees, consisting Of members, each two
kuLs % When half the time allotted above % the
Of % s
committee shall proceed to vote every amendment to
RUIN 30 when the Convention shall upon ali
adopted IN the The Whole amy
shall have nesatived In said committee may
renewed and vote OF the Convention demanded thereon
The proposition was referred To the Committee on
Rules
REORGANIZATION OF me JUDICIARY.
Mr.. KKrcHAn rep) Of Wayne, submitted plans for
reform and reorganization in the judiciary, whereby
Jurisdiction OF Justices courts limited 70 $780, and that
BE- permitted % sod cos in other than sso:s
In which elected, and not 70 DO allowed 70 practise
during their judgeship
Mr.. &. A. BRowx, lrepl Of Lewis offered . resolu-
ton concerning the reorganization OF the Judiciary,
providing Court Of Appeals to consist Of nine judges
70 be elected BY the people OF the whole sate-ths pre-
judges 10 out their several terms-the I'VE
additional justices be elected ~ the going into effect
OF the new constitution and the full term thsncsfor
OF the ONCE OF Judge Of the Court Of Appeals 70
be eighteen years that the Supreme Court shall remain
Substantially at present. that county courts shall
have jurisdiction civil actions 70 an amount NOT
cesding $500
TIN suHyDr or THE rArR YRsoxs
Mr. T. ". DWIGHT, (rsp) Of Oneida, moved that the
testimony Of the state Prison ocials contained IN the
annual report Of the State Prison Association be re-
ferrsd TO the consideration Of the COMMITTEES on STATE
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