New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-31
elsstion Notice.
CTATE or NEW YORK.
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Chief Judge Of the Coust OF Appeals for fGu trIn ~
the place Of Charles Andrews appointed 6y me I a
VIM expire the last day Of beoelbsr next limited
TWO judges Of The Superior Court place of William
HePTeseutatvci the ness The United
T@ sa .ag Mira o5 50 Fb SKA EaG and Four
tOenth Wards OF tho CITY Of York, Beoes Island ELS
Representative in the Fotyeien Congress ottne United
Tentb a Gr 'se Iteenth Wards OF saa City
Representative In he Forty ongres5 OF me n 20
Ninth Fifteenth Wards and that PORTION Of
w. seSSG s4eoS m an4 ro Ig anil Ska
ARepreontatyc 10 he Forty eighth Congress OF inc unsed
much OF the twentieth Ward as les within sniy sixth
and So much y the T1ei6 and T%en second ne
within For ietsree spuyten DuyVh Creek
HsPressntaye FORTY eighth Congress Of the United
maeh OF the Eghtoent6 %ari as Is east Of
sad CIV Sn 81 east so OF ThraFdnue and
States Tor He Eievenf confessional District composed Of
much Of the Twentieth Ward as lies within Twenty sixth
%ae Of The T 'Ifh an and % ~a oocn IsGs
Eas OF Eghtl9yegue ana 80 much OF sipste,Ha Sna
and Msd' an and d. ahaA l9s6 o said G''''
COUNTY OFFICERS Also 50 To To, BE ELECTED FOR
TWenty.four members OF Assembly.
7lornf ~ re pli - OF ie,eI i B9w9 n.,
Three COroners In the places Of Thomas Knox Gerson
TWentyfouf Aldermen ons from each Assembly District
All whose terms OF oce etccPt Alderman VIII e5 Re On
gyoa that the following concurrent resolutions proposing
aAenlaentsF9 the Constitution wi also be sq0piyed to
q the Laws o. 1852 and tectoa Of chapter $40 Laws o.
is p which sre hereto annexed and maze part o. ts
CONCURRENT RESOLUTIONS
Proposing amendments to article seven OF the Constitution and
progdng Tor the abolition Of tolls on the Canals and the
naintonsnco thereof b. iaxat.on, ..,.,.
Resolved the enato concu That soction third Of article
seven Of the Con tuition amsed = read as fologs
boon fully complied WITH tots 5au hereait be impoo
on or property transported On the canals bug AZ
thereof shall be subject such laws and regulations as have
Of the canals The Logisa ture shan annually BY equitable
snco aa fopss Of the caSas Se cana ;ga.rac;ed
nn9e the seson neIey s4sad %1c6 on 9 Isn ey b o.,
known the cana debt under article Z! section OF the
noa therSi to5ehar With Tho contributions to be made
thereto shall continue TO be known ~ the canal det sink
ing fund AID the principal AMI interest Of said debt shan be
met - provided III the htA section of t1 article Au con
w TIE WHO shall offer to DO provide tAe same at
ance No extra conversation shall DO made TO any
tractor any ioreseen the terms q any
Board may upon Tie application OF TIE Contractor cancel
RESOLVED II the Senate concur, That section five Of
ce seven OF the Constitution be amended 50 as to ed as
s. There shall annually he imposed and levied which
cpal canal debt mentioned in the third section Of this
article TIC same ha become due and payable and the
s and Get GPrt 0T @ and fg s gfa , 81 s T me
61t ne Lsgt9e on max Ia l ce rnsss aol Sat, ate
i on Sad dollar f the y9iuaoH Of the nto3eriy in this
state which By law tIen be subject to ta1aon sanc
pay fun both the principal ana interest OF the era
I'll and set sgart for the sinking fuqd constituted
r tho OF the principal and interest OF said debt In
shall under tho directing inc assessment and levy
canal debt as it sha deem eqHtble aud Just to the creditors
Resolved n tho coacur That section six Of article
OF the Constitution be amended a. u read az follows
pose The Erie Canal the osgego he Chsmran ca
but eg shall emaIn property OF the
agemen forever FUNDS thas may DO derived from any
payment Of the canal debt mentioned in the third section OF
tee sss sT a9 ne s 81
at TO me sent y az IRE an as, ng een paoHsC
Ion a G n eoafot SnS 90 s o. se Of
the Constitution are hereby submitted 70 ne people for theF
STAT, Of New.York: In senate April ), 1884
h &c so Iss's RESOLUTIONS y 6HS V eRooMhk q Gefk
State Of : cv.York: In Assembly, AprU IS, 1852.
tho l Sssonsiy 1.-Two a. JOHSSoS GEEK.
o. CONCURRENT RESOLUTION
reajiSt % ecuon additional JUsaces Of ths supreme
whrcSs at the session of the LEGISLATURE tho follow
amendment proposed in senate aud Assembly, VIZ
TIA Constitution DO amended by adding thereto the following
20 The LEGISLATURE at the session thereof after the
adoption OF hs amendments shall provide for organizing IN
ana toF the escron Of the general Election after ne
dsrcts M ntonei in tbs secon respectively not
Justices OF the supreme Court IN addition 10 the
justices Thai Court in office In The rst nun seventh
and eighth ami not more than enc Justice Of hat our, "a
third, fourth and sixth JUDICIAL districts The
tel shall be invested vita their Offices on the
first Monday v next AFTER their election.
Wborea said proposed amendment was agreed 10
by majority OK Ito members elected TO each OF the two
Legislature entered IN their journals with
the yeas taken thereon, and referred to the Legts
10 DC chosen AZ the the next general eieSuOn o Sen
torsi
amendns duly puOshcd Tor three months pro
Tie time II making such choice in pursuance OF the
provisions section vi article Is Of the Constitution there
lore
be Submitted " tho VI the state Of New
YORK Ut thu next general election
STATE OF New York In Assembly. May 81, 1892:
The foregoing resolution was duly passed ~ order
EDW'D 81 JOHNSON. Clerk.
State OF New York In Senate. Apnl TO- 1897
Tho foregoing resolution was duly passed BY order
JOHN W. NROOMAN, Clerk
CHAPTER 22o.
AN ACT provide for Submitting proposed amendment
the Constitution to the electors OF tLe State Passed
The ope of the state o. New York represented in Senate
and Assembly, do onact as follows:
the several towns
In this state II the general election 70 be held In
seventh day O NOvemb thousand eight
and eigytwO, shall provide box 10 receive tht
ballots the ciEons Of the state in relation 10 the amend
mpnt proposed the Constitution by resolutions
OF the passed in eighteen hundred
and eghteen hundred and eghtytTO anu Zach may
present ballot which SHAH be written printed PARTLY
and partly printed la The form following, namely For
amendment section three
Constitution ballot which sh2u be written printed
or parity written and partly printed IN the following FORM
paey the proposed amendment 70 secton three
Endorsed Constitutional Northumberland" And all tho
electors In the state entitled FOR members OF the
lslature theT respective districts shall be entitled
o tho adouou OF said proposed amendment daring day
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