New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-02
CONTENTION OF TIE JUDGES OF THE
STATE SUPREME COURT

ELECTION OF A REPORTER OF THE COURI-ADof-
TON OF RESOLUTIONS RELATING TO SPECIAL
MEETINGS AND THE REMOVAL OF THE REPORTER
THE LEGISLATURE REQUESTED TO AMEND GER
TAIN LAWS.
Albany. June IA convention of the JUS
tees OF the General Term Of the various departments OF
the Supreme Court of this State held in the Senate
Chamber of the Capitol for the purpose OF eecng su
preme Court Reporter and ransacing such other busi
ness as might necessary. The following Justices
were present: Noah Davis and John X. Brady OF New
York. Charles Daniels of Buffalo, Joseph Mun OF wafer
town. Douglass BOardman OF Ithaca Abram d. Tappen OF
Fordham, Augustus Bockes Of Saratoga, Wm L. Learned
OF Albany, L, ID. Smith of Rochester, and Jasper W.
Gilbert Of Brooklyn. Those absent were Joseph f.
Barnard of Pougheepse and John L. Talcott OF Buffalo
On motion of Justice Learned Justice Mun was called
10 the chair, and on motion Of Justice Gilbert Justice
Brady acted Secretary. ballot for Reporter OF the
Supreme Court being TAKEN II stood Marcus I. Hum
Grant Thompson 4. On motion or justice
Learned Marcus T. Hun declared Reporter of the
Supreme Court Mr.. Justice Learned offered the follow
ing which were unanimously adopted:
Resolred when any special meeting OF the Judges q
the supreme Court designated to hold the General Terms
60 q the decisions q h. the sa ~ % % ss
City Of Albany at other place to which such meeting
TesoIrd That such special meeting may called by the
Presiding Justice Of any department by written noce sts
TWO e weeks GstofS the day Of meeting .u~,
Res0red That such special citing may he called Tor me
Reporter for good shown and that the objects OF the
meeting the time and place thereof shall be stated III the
notice thereof tat whenever the object of the meeting
shall be TO consider the removal Of the Reporter copy OF The
notice aud of the specifications OF the charges or gf2ds on
days before the meeting Of the Judges and such
shall taken thereon such meeting Of the Judges
shan then direct.
Mr.. Justice Learned also offered the following
Resored That the Legislature OF this State be and Il Is
hereby respectfully requested so to amend Chapter 6 OF inc
Laws 1859 2G0 Of the Laws Of 1870 ana thapf
4SG II the Laws 1871 entte the graduates from the
equal period ter the time spent in attendance
either of such schools or colleges uIo1 NE terms OF
for admission TO the bar Of the several cons OF tins STATE ana
requiring graduates before they shall be entitled 10 apply
pee Of cerksp prescribed for by said rules and Ia
Le examined in the manner as other applicants are re-
Reoired That the preceding resolution or copy htre
aested by President and Secretary Of This be
semby OF the Legislature OF this state
Mr. Justice Daniels offered the following:
Reoired Justices Of the General Term OF each
department shall deliver copies their opinions ia me
same copies delivered the Reporter be retained
him and delivered only TO his successor IN Office and thai
appear 10 require and thai the DC exclusively
reported in The series OF reports compiled by hun ana pun
be and they hereby respectfully requested
cite and refer to them ony as they may be found in the said
soed Thai receiving copies Of such opinions be
and they hereby requested TO hh0d me same from pup
ncation to the end that only such OF them hY DC reported az
shall BE- published under the sanction ana Authority oi inc S
preme Court Reporter.
These resolutions unanimously adopted.
Mr. Justice Happen moved that the secretary he directed
TO file certified copy Of the proceedings of the Convcn
ton signed 10y all the Justices with the Secretary OF
State. This motion was adopted, and the Convention
then adjourned.