The New York herald., 1867-06-22

ton With respect to conferrug snnraee on all native
born male c.lzers between the ages o is and Fl years
OF age which was then referred 70 the Committee on
suffrage
REORGANIZATION os teeirsrArlvs ssfaxsuwfsnos
Mr. FirLD trep) Of Orleans, offered the followinc:
Resolved rha, il be referred the COMMITTEES on or
eanzai &C. OF the Legislature coaa,aer adgIa
ss d IN hs
81 md county Of New Sos 70 constitute one district
Scy seven districts 70 OF the remanns portion Of
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nas,,sns.E ssoaa@EacA legislative. district, exeep. d.
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he city ~ "a four years The district compnssa - -
ssass its representative population shan euti,le i To-
seven districts. ssess senators @ % BE- siss'sS similar
manner a. those Of the other districts but the fur ssna
years no district Sas q seDaors -s
Es sSo & he % named
aass sixteen q Assemsy and ns mrs, y
senator's IL
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the election TO oe conducted In such manner a. 70 sno
the members elected in the district I, has OF the Whole
The resolution was referred the Committee The
Legislature.
1 SUFFRAGE TO THE INDIANS.
Mr. Van CAM, trep) OF Cataraugus offeren resoiu,
ton as TO the cxpcdeucy OF comforting suffrage on az
male Indians residents o this state who shaii be OF
the age Of twenty years and able 10 read ana wrie
ia The English language Referred 10 the Committee on
! Suffrage.
TAXATION ON rrm sAs,s OF INTRINSIC vAirg
Mr. WEED. tdem. II Clinton offered Q resolution con
ccrning constitutional provision for the taxation
property throughout Tho state the basis OF us ~
trnsc value, which referred 10 The Committee on
Finance.
| BONDING AND RAISING MONEY
Mr.. REySolps, trep) OF Monroe offered resolu'io,
with u-Ohlbltiny Legislature confer
ring power on town, county municipal authorities e
raise money by bonds uness the same assonted 10 h
popular vots of the community affected thereby. Re
ferred 10 the Committee ON Legislature.
/ Court STATISTICS
Mr.. HARRIS trcp) of Albany, recalled his resoluto
directing the Secretary 20 procure statistics CT the
| Court OF Appeals
Mr.. RlBESrsoS dem, withdrew the amendment which
| he had previously offered.
I Mr.. BsRSKR trcp.) of Chss,anqua. offered amend
ment extending tho scope OF the statistics sought for
| which was accepted by Mr.. narris-
| Mr.. RAMSEY, rer) Of Stcuben. offered an amendment
seeking similar extension, which motor
| adopted.
Tire resolution then adopted
/ PREVENTION BRIBERY S ELECTIONS.
Mr. PAIGE, tdam OF Schenectady, offered resolution.
TO tho expodiency Of provision That all person!
elcetes Office shall before taking the oath Oc sret
oi take an oath that they have not pad agreed
pay any money, directly indirectly 10 the
selection thereto; that IN OF refusal OF ouch
TO take such oath their election shah re declared void
and that in case OF conviction after such oath OF bs
payment OF such money such shall forfeit such
| Offices. Referred TO the Committee on Suffrage.
Mr SEYMOUR. dom OF Rensselaer,, presented reso
luion for the distribution aud disposition OF the printed
| copies Of the debates OF tho Convention
| Mr. CoNGER, tdern. of Rockand moved thai the
! mater lie on the table Lost.
The PRESIDENT put The resolution which iher
adopted
The Convention then adjourned to Monday evening
next, at half past seven O'Clock