New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-07

An als,rd resolution MAS introduced by solomon
Ttivcnton of 1870 providing the appointment OF a
committee Of one from each judicial District 10 examine
SOD report upon the eonstitutlonaiy 81 me can OF nS
Convention. Upon motion Of Mr. Greeley II was tahed
Win great unauinity.
Lc - the cost Of enlarcns the Chcmluig Canal aHo
fcedtr. 90 correspond 10 the locks upon te hie
which was amended nv Mr. Hatch 10 include tae
construction and maintenance OF the canal
and thus amended, was adopted by cOnnt oi % cas- 20
Mr. I@,plam Of Ontario introduced an important solu-
Constitution ~ sections Committee of Ike Whole so
a. 20 determine what sections need revision, such see
upon tine table until the report of the Committee Of sN
teen should he made The same tate hefell resolution 90
Hfl Spencer Stcubcn. looking 10 the appointment at q
Committee O Reference. to consist OF siN delegates from
senatorial Districts and three of those elected at large
Both Of these resolutions were premature.
Mr.. Kechum OF Wayne, no tins stage oboIcd second
resolution OF adjournment, providing for TO
NJ. Greeley moved that it be laid upon the table
m. sherman Of Oneida introduced resolution which
provides for the appointment Of business C3nmtee 81
Sixteen made up Of two from each Judicial District u
Jtoydes also for the reference Of r report ~ me ten
inittee Of the Whole for consideration in detail The
yesolution went under the rlie.
Mr. Greeley called from the table the resolution oncfed
s ' exTeuses and revenues 81 the canals MIR Iiai,u.
Brooks suggested Mr. Greeley the substitution of the
IIeComltroller; and proposed 10 amend by lro'so u
She information here not already prepared M Greeley
q he suggestion OF the gentleman from
i iicr ~ The state and. he preferred 10 have his
Information from that source The entire SUBJECT was
iott1some,i ninth Tuesday next.
Mr. Conger al this pOiut introduced the subject ~ ait
3oTDent the third time by laoNing reconsidei''-
Of he upon the resolution Of Mr. Francis TO adjourn
until Tuesday lt II a. M lie understood lH me tohi
lnlttee Of sixteen would need more time than had ceh
suggested 10 make their report us information wa nom
trustworthy source. VT 6feeley ~ icpi SAM thS ne
had understood from the Chairman Of the Committee that
fley could report tomorrow morning.
The Hon Ira Harris said was true that he could Oh
lis own part. report tomorrow Frday) morning, but
upon referring hastily with his colleagues heId d>'ov-
sied that II would probably laks iohsei ii1e =" rlan
any settled conclusions than lie had al sl mentioned
after due cons,utaion with those about nm ana WIN
.e tist tbr TesotoT was upe0isl in its ca,cf ulon
Tie delegates inasmuch as some Of them could nor ="
lslaure bad deprived them OF compensation Il They ad-
3OaIDed for longer time than three days I've
ibough they had better remain IN session as mere prob
snly business which they conld transact IA the
meanwhile The motion 10 reconsider prevailed hn ~
etectual attenpt was maze 10 adjourn uh'i nunu' 2.
o'clock u the afternoon. and another 10 adjourn from
@ s5SS,d5 a "a m fhe tovenoa H
3ourned until Monday 81 q D. Ia.
6nced y Mr. Bickford Of jefferson, usucIng Ae Tom
1nttee OF Sixteen 10 endeayOr 70 connne The d0rs me
Committee TO few Of the most urgent reforms needed ~
the Constitution with view 10 submitting 'ach pro
posed a,nndent sePals1e' ana ~ aney mug
opinion. As matter Of usual course u was tabled
number having accompanied the Committee who had
charged Of the remains Of Mr. Hiseock
The Assembly Chamber - being improved by The re-
nOval OF the partitions that separate from me CLOAK
room and posi- Office. This Will add the light aud Neni
Iation that is needed IN that portion OF the Chsine md
TEND 10 the comfort Of an concerned. Visitors
rooms being Kept exclusively fog the use % members ~
The Convention chose entitled 10 the privileges 81 tbe
floor zine gentlemen VbO compose the Convention are
determined take good Of themselves aud A6e
ns cool. es circumstance will alsW.
In drayIng fOr the o. different parties
pretty well niX ed together. This is desirable aud m The
opinion many VIII tend 10 harmony. Mann Of tie
more pr9aDeBt deles tteS compelled by III llel
uDceTtainty OF The b9Ot 10 take seats Far ia the
aDong whom George Law, cX Mayor Opdykee HeDiy
q. Murphy Horace Greeley, Augustus schel, George
William Curtis Whose meme on 81 the last etset
and Others. This VIII Hsse little difference, howerel an
Tine s.atter Of irork.
There is no prospect an adOurn2ent 10 Saratoga
The pembers aS6ed with their present acccnno
laOns, and appear 20 think Albany point more eslT
could ke selected The weather today Is Lot. bli The
Capitol by OF IFS situation and suisOundngs u
cool and comfortable AS could De desired.
Bhe Committee Of sixteen lnet aftsY adjournment
Of Convention eAo adjourned 10 Monday afternoon az
O'Clock.
THIRD DAYS PROCEEDINGS.
ALBANY. y. y, June G.-1he Convention reassenn-
bleG al IL O'Clock this InOrning.
APPOINTMENT
The president ana0uneed the following appoint
For Librarian Ferdinand de Wigne.
tOl DoOrteepcft-JameS Armstrong James Tanner, 4.
' sebfams DayiG shields, Herman RUleSOn, Eugene :.
J)elDeTs, John Reirt aud VIM. McNiaruS.
Inc Monetary announced The following appoint ueniS
Journal Setrei0'y- Cornelius =. Underwood AsnSJ'nt
Ff'ta'el4z clerk-Edward " SIMMONS
COMMITTEES.
Inc PRIktOIhT also announced the following