New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-21
PROCEFDNGs on THE CONYENTIOl

the discussion these points the convention ae9OuIheu'
PROCEEDINGS on THE CONVENTION.
The Constitutional Convention met at III
o'clock this morning. 49,
Mr. OPDYKE Rep Ncw-Yorll, from the Committee
on Cities, made the minority report which IL signed 10y
Messrs. Opdyke, Hand rep, Broome), and Fullerton
rep Orange:
ydes that the Mayor Of ctc. removed by the Governor
for cause all cities except Newio .qd Bookysi That The
men n Neriork Brooyn that , Board to be chosen y such
electors shall have paid Individually during ve year e t
Aldermen consist u members Eve to go out Of os
Assistant Aldermen of2i meher 70 he chosen anHaalr
The Controller fninal officer Of the CITIES Of NeeYoTk aad
brooklyn shall be chosen by c class Of electors that choose
Boards Of Aldermen said ues their tenn Of se to be three e-,s
BIN at pleasure ,nd al officers charged With The administration Of d.
Eoan Of Aldermen and Board Of Aldermen shall appoint
Jusn.'' n 'of ,Sog iher .T Of oscs to ho u eas
subject r the State for te purposes o. Ste
core s no or Local Divisions or district, sa be made eIcep.
sr and notice rarrose the ht to provide fr tie Of
hal remain VIII tie STAT LiIe 'se ~ .f sit.s o. is
deem mos, conducive 10 the public good The Nea,iof
Upon ne Board Of Aldermen; DE Mayor, fasrc.l
oeeT and H' MANN. M, ,merf or ,gTas IA, o. he "a ~ ad
10 mory sfa he raised e- BIS Tar or loan not previously provided
s 1 .e 'S o,S S or 'i IN Of S u, association or cooa
crcs hal hold on, such gtofeg - may b. hs'sA Tor ts gov,
a subject regulation By e, ordinances ald 81 wh@r' pi,r'
, 81 Ap ard III, oi M rear li commence On tLs TT ~ Ma,
A. Don p. pr,clcse tr alopla Of his Constitution M Gov
crlo i, To- appoint three cmuoler to ool tie love relative 20
cities. proceeding TO ih Le'tare Ihs article TO into
The Convention then went INTO Committee Of the Whole
on the Power, and Duties Of the legislature.
The following sections were adopted ..,, . ,,,..,,
any nerel4la.e mann ,sa's =, ~ '-' ~ f &
a,. 10 '' ,.' ' ,. i s. , -a ANS. o. .'s s. In
rs property. re'rn.e i %" We - sD4 me1'ars ~ sh,i
he Ic.is,.,, san rrs nr lc publication d an statute laws
rd Of 'ac uc e,e.' .. . nay a,r irai .14 a" lava AUD
jbcli decisions stall be- Tree ioI Publication h aa7 psfon
W r @ embrace tiin ore -a'rt ati DC matters 1sr
az I'D Be- embrace. 10 or ae, eib ,in no. b. ,a,r.r
e e such sha be 'o o HA thereof sta Dos BE- 50
lengthy debate was had the proposition 10 sell the
city aud village railroad oundcrics o. tne bidder pro-
ont coming vote the section. recess Was i.Acn
EVENING 's'ssIoN.
The PRESIDENT presented communication rom IRON.
between himself and thc A,torncy- G,ros which has
oncnrc o. Me decision Of The Law Oncct OF tlc state Do
doe. not feel Wiling 10 draw warrant, ou the Treasury
ior tho payment oi the expense, OF tte Convention with
ont further legislative action. The Controller say:
con pcon NJ o. lnr'ri1n H'-s .i i ' r''- '.r''
la,s s,s.art o. g - .'sa ''. g ..s-, r., e..
or. ''e ''i .' ,..' -, b.. e.'.. .,'..i. ~
recr issued 90 rt,r. arl 'sl D., ue fr-.i,.t rerrf Cd" r
-.s-e. Horr CO., a.Hsa - OBJ, c a De- approved 81
by 'te o'''elloa an 'eJ ''''' ''l'' 1 c,,,l.-
The following Is tho rrcpoudcuccrci,r,dto between
the Controller a s1 la +, % ~, S d h.
Eu,, Psrsrcs ,,g, Tr,'aat &. .,,..s..,.
Do, s ne l % as 81 ~ iis i,s, ,, s., q, - s
la ltl BY e 1uoue,oetc tee oHaa", o1i eogi'". Z"
,.r"t tt, Cor,-ri.aa wishing 10 DO ,r'gt4Hr
' ,ss 20 ,ss, , To- al i yo. a'u,a viii
s1{ o. oae,f 'rt on ' r, on vac ,t
',a 90 et,ele 70 s,.oa i'h I5 .' Wien ~, , IN by,
Report, ADD hesitation expressing W opinion that tie le','
.a authority s'i be- gi.et 'ert,,It jo,' c,o,u.,
g,rror,t covvFrcr,r n,sA. Al"'si' So'. 10, los'.
Dr,g S T FRI 20 your Communication Of this de s'ug s
hnas ,lh srs ra' be- ar'r' .. meet le tsE,,'
,t,s sprrogstoa have r,p ,l .ud- By the fnna'-
ta.t sarl legislation vli nat BE- waiting A.. Obi.
Mr. AIy6Rp 1Rtp. Onondaga) moved that the propo-
-ti0n ~ The bank Do accepted. -
Mr. WEED Dem, Clinton opposed the motion ne
did not beieye Ia going begging for pay. or paying
bank interest The money deposited win the banks
Mr. AlyoIds motion adopted, and the proposition
o. T me- ConveDt,6n then went into Committee Of the
Whole on the report 81 the Committee oil the Powers ana
Duties of the i.'rturc
Inc section Iela u 10 street railroads was amended az
,,-sst h,f.,ner Dee constructed within any f. cite,
or Incorporated ..so ts >r u'I o. e"ut ~ el ur "','
i a tie or IT, ssr,r u ,ala,e he prop
ey s'ted s che '-sl, i'' o. ,.g - e & ie con.
.'fuci BE- e'.ous bad cod oh'ns @ i9 paI % ~ es vac
ne Geas ~, q ~ scpr-r, Com 'tie pse 10 vi 81 .e
5 19d '' A.. Be S 10 20 t'' o''' i1 r s' ard Dc
LEGISLATURE si b. e1'n i'f for n P stsa I, ..,s
shall wholly rcpllY operated within iIt limits o anF e{'
Incorporated yac, shall be M public auction 20 he heArN t
acr three months public de,cb the route Of ne1 roai 10
th State pap and such neWsapef. re city "r ass "ief'
said railroad shall b. located. tlr Legislature may lf''L
The section prohibiting the Legislature IRON passing
local OF special laws in certain cases was taken NJ.
Mr. DUGANNE Gep.. y. - moved that no local or
special law shall be passed regulating or puihuu- tH
Of any article OF food OF OF hBh"lncs ana
malt liquors.
Dir. NEEDER Dem, Kings moved 20 amend tlht no
local special law shall he passed regulating or proD-
lung the sale OF wines. liquors alcs. aud beer.
without coming 10 vote On any Of these anendiucht''
the Convention adjourned