New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-04
ELECTION NOTICE.

shall have no vote therein unless he be duly
elected delegate to such convention. All public
officers, boards and commissions shall promptly
furnish such convention or any committees
thereof with all such information, papers,
statements, books or other public documents
in their possession as the convention or such
committee shall order or require for use at
any time during the session Of the convention.
1t shall be the duty OF the secretary of state,
the attorney-general, and the compr ouer who
shall be in office on the tenth day OF January
lin the year nineteen hundred and fifteen, TO
cause to be prepared and ready for such con-
ventlon suitable manual, two copies of which
MALL be furnished TO each member and officer
N the convention and the expense OF which
shall be paid by the treasurer upon the war
rant Of the comptroller.
Sec T. Every delegate to the convention
shall be privileged from arrest on civil proc
ess during his attendance at the session OF
the convention except on process issued In
any suit brought against him for any for
feiture, misdemeanor or breach OF trust in
an office or place or public trust held by him.
Each delegate shall enjoy the like privilege
for the space of fourteen days before and
after any such session. and during adjourn
ments thereof, or when absent with leave OF
the convention. NO officer Of the convention.
while In actual attendance upon the same
shall be liable to arrest on civil process For
any speech debate in the convention, the
delegates shall not be questioned in any
other place The convention shall have the
power 20 expel any OF It's members and 70
punish It's members and officers for dlsordcrly
behavior, by imprisonment or otherwise but
no member shall be expelled until the report
OF a committee appointed to inquire Into the
facts alleged as the ground for such expul-
sion shall have been received by the conven-
ton. The convention shall have the power
to punish as a contempt and by imprison-
ment or otherwise, breach OF its privileges
or of the privileges of its members. but such
powers shall not be exercised except against
persons guilty OF one or moro OF the follow
ing offenses:
l. The offense OF arresting a member or
officer of the convention In violation OF his
privilege from arrest ss hereInbefore de-
clared
. The ofense OF disorderly conduct In the
Immediate view and presence Of the cOnven-
ton and directly tending TO interrupt and
g. The offense Of publishing any false and
malicious report OF the proceedings OF the
convention or of the conduct OF an oficer or
delegate In his official capacity.
T. That OF refusing to attend or be ex
smined as a witness or TO produce papers
and documents called for by subpoena either
before the convention or a committee thereof
or before any person authorized by the con-
vention or by a committee thereof to take
testimony in the proceedings OF the eonveD-
ton
g. That OF giving or Offering a brbs to
any member or OF attempting by menace or
other corrupt means. or inducernent or de-
vice directly or indirectly, TO control or In
fuence a member In his vote or other official
conduct in or in relation to tho convention.
In any case in which the convention shall
punish any person by imprisonment, such
Imprisonment email not eAten1 DeyOnQ tne
session Of the convention.
Sec 2. The secretary OF state shall, as soon
as practicable after this act takes effect, trans
NIT a printed copy thereof TO the board OF cleo
lions OF each county OF the state and TO the
board OF elections Of the city OF New York.
Sec. o. This act shall take effect imme-
diately.
Observation-Disclosures I'm italics IL new;
matter in brackets Is old law to be
omitted.
state OF New York.
once OF the Secretary OF Stnte.
/ have compared the preceding with tho
original law on file In this ONCE, and do
hereby certify that tho same is a correct
transcript therefrom and OF the whole OF said
original law 49,
mitchell MAY,
Secretary of state
Owen under my hand and seal OF
once OF the Secretary of State, at
the City OF Albany this twenty
(EesD ninth day OF January. In the year
one thousand nine hundred and
fourteen.
mitchell MAY,
State o. New York. City Of New York. Is
We, the Custodian OF Primary Records In
and FOR the City Of New York, do hereby
certify that we have compared tho annexed
with the original notice filed and recorded IN
our office January goth, 1914 that the tame
IL true transcript thereof of the whole of
said original.
In testimony whereof. we have hereupon
set our hands and alfred the seal of
said Custodian OF Primary Records
(seaD mis- third day Of February, one
thousand nine hundred end fourteen.
j. GABRIEL BRITT.
MOSES NJ. MCKEE.
JAMES KANE,
JACOB A. LIVINGSTON.
Custodian Of Primary Records.