The New York herald., 1867-06-21

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OF State TO for the publication OF the daily de-
Dates OF the Convention in pamphlet FORM and that one
copy thereof be laid on the desk OF each member OF the
Mr. GoUID, (repl Of Columbia favored the substitute,
thinking that the preferable form OF publication II the
Argus and the Journal refused to publish the debates,
he was sure that the Troy papers would take them up
In one city, at least near TO Albany there we're two
enterprsing papers, the Hudson DAILY Register and Hud-
son Star, that would publish. without cost the debates
OF the Convention, II furnished to them. qaugh.sr.)
He thought the pamphlet form OF publication, however
quite sufficient and believed that under tho law the
Convention bad no right 10 30 further.
a1s asSso Sasn was further s ss,sIa'sd in by Aea
The question was then taken on Mr.. Fowlers amend
! ment, and IL was rejected.
stitute aa NJ 4a I
The yeas and nays wero refused, and the substitute
| Mr. CoNaER, tdem.I OF RockIand, offered an amend
ment directing the Comptroller and Secretary Of State
% mako contract for the publication OF the debates in
the Argus and tho Journal that the type used might
be aso used in making up thelbook FORM and thus
bling them TO Increase largely the number Of copies with
l The amendment was rejected. ts# q M'
Then the Convention last 10 vote ON the ori.
gnai resolution as modified at the suggestion of Mr.
! Ar s.xulsr demanded the yeas and nays, and they
were ordered.
The question was taksn and the resolution was adopted
| yeas So nays At. as follows
AYIs.Messrs Armstrong Archer AxteI Baker, Barker,
Rsssn
Collshsn, Comsioek corbe Corning, Curtis, Dsganne,
Ha aa'fi: afSr s'I1 Ha1
Living si.:sa
asid: SsS: ss
niSs nass 3 Townsend Van campen ver
NAYs-Messrs A r Alien Xiverd Andrews, Beals Beck
ss ass ea: fs o.s cSn sss Gs
s,sss,nn Msw ws E.Gse ass6n Rpo Russell Sylvester
THE MILITIA
Resolutions being in order, Mr. MERRIrr Of St. Law
renee, submitted substitute for the article Of the
existing convention IN reference TO the militia, which
was referred TO the committee that subject Il pro-
poses, among other things that all able bodied male
shall be kept constantly enrolled and that persons
honorably discharged from the army navy shall,
time Of peace be exempt
Mr. HARRIS, repl Of Albany, called up resolution
offered BY him yesterday as follows:-
81 s a1 sg s Ct A s:%
Of the number Of taxpayers the city Of New York. ia
onlce distinguishing far praccabe between those
property. IT'LL
Adopted
ELECnoS or MEMBERS ASSEMBLY,
mittce on the Legislature was dreced to report on e
expedency Of having members Of the Assembly elected
from counties instead OF from Assembly districts, and
for period OF two years instead OF one year.
ffat
On Ike motion the Committee on tho Preamble and
Bill Of Rights instructed inquire into the expod,
ency OF . constitutional provision hy which married
women SHALL in respect 70 al meters necessarily arising
or growing out Of the marits relation have the same
authority, rights, privileges and powers as they now
have, but shall In all Other matters have the same au-
s ,hSrsy, rights pri'eges and powers IS unmarried
behalf
INFORMATION AS TO INDIANS
Mr. n
calling On the Secretary Of State for information to
the Indians Of the State. Laid over under the rule.
sk@$33 RIGHTS CITIES.
| On motion Of Mr. GERRY, tdem.) Of New York, the
Committee the Legislature instructed to inquire
into the proprety Of amending the constitution 30 - TO
prohibit the Legislature from passing local special
laws; granting to private individuals or corporations
franchises TO be used and enjoyed within the corporate
limits OF ces creating or declaring any new divisions
OF the State with reference TO local government creating
any local commissions for the government regulation
Of any part Of the State or any Of the cties regulating
the exercise Of the elective franchise in any part Of the
State; regulating the intsrnA police and administration
| imposition coileston Of annual or Other taxes
l 90 TIE EDvCArIoN or MyAKTA
with regard 70 The the eSp.disncy q excluding children
under seven yean from the public schools which was
BoxDlna rowxs AND couxrus roR RAILaoAD PURPOSES.
Mr.. fRAScls Nepl Of Rensselaer,, offered resolution
counties bonding hsmssvss ior he purpose x aiding
railroads, which was referred % the Committee on
Towns aaa Counties cs,.uir srArurcs
Mr. GoULD (rep) OF Columbia recalled his resolutions
Of yesterday, ~ folows:-
Resolved the secretary Of this Convention be direct
ed procure from the several county clerks In this state
practicable, embracing the following
particulars from the 1857 70 1856 both
1he number Of indictments found in each In all the
criminal courts Of the county The number Of persons
B. The aggregate Of ball taken in each IN the
Of record The aggregate amount OF bail ordered
| to be cstreated In each year.
Resolved Secretary be directed procure from
the several county OF this State the amount of
money paid 10 them Of forfeited bail In each Of
| the years from 1857 TO 1885, inclusive & f
Debate arising TO the abiy.of the County Clerk o
oil the counties TO give the desired information, the
resolutions BY consent Of the mover went over until
| Tomorrow
| THE TRUST FUNDS AND SECURITIES COURT or AP
|
Mr. HADLEY recalled his resolutions OF yesterday,
| follows, which motion were adopted:-
Resolved That Appeals report Il
this Convention with ali convenient speed the total amoun
Of ali funds and securities held by him In trust unde
order, judgment Of including thu
OF Chancery And that he specify the total
Of funds and securities which has remained with said
his predecessors for than twenty years IL
renamed for fifteen and less than twenty
Third-The total of such funds and securities tha
has renamed for and less than hfeen
Fowf-Thc total amount OF such funds and securities tha
remained for and less than
| Fun--In what such funds Invested aud sc
cured and at what rate OF interest
The Convention then, at hafpast two o'clock, ad
iournea.