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2 State of New York. In Convention. Record 517 (1894)

handle is hein.newyork/nyincvrec0002 and id is 1 raw text is: STATE OF NEW YORK. IN OONVENTION. RECORD No. 37. Thursday, July 26, 1894. lie Constitutional Convention of the State of 'New York met in the Assem- bly chamber at the capitol, Albany, N. Y., July 26, 1894, at ten o'clock in the morning. President Choate called the Conven- tion to order. The Rev. A. Kennedy Duff offered prayer. Mr. O'Brien moved that the read, ing of the Journal of July 25, 1894, be dispensed with. The President put the question on the motion of Mr. O'Brien, and it was determined in the affirmative. v The President-The calendar of gene- ral orders will now be taken up. ,Mr. Abbott-Mr. President, before the calendar'is taken up I desire to ask to be excused from attendance upon the Convention to-morrow and next Tues- day. The President put the question on the request of Mr. Abbott to be ex- cused from attendance, and he was so excused. 'Mr. McClure-Mr. President, I ask to be excused from attendance to- morrow, by reason of an engagement in court. The President put the question on the request of Mr. McClure to be ex, cused from attendance, and he was so excused. Mr. C. 'H. Lewis-Mr. President, I desire to ask for an excuse for Mr. Goodelle, for to-day and to-morrow. He is detained at home and unable to be present. The President put the question on the request of 'Mr. ,Goodelle to be ex- cused from attendance, and it was de- termined in the affirmative. Mr. Arnold-Mr. President, I ask to be excused from attendance to-mor- row. The President put the question on the request of Mr. Arnold to be ex- cused from attendance, and he was so excused. Mr. Cornwell-gvlr. President, I- ask to be excused from attendance to- morrow on account of business en- gagements. The President put the question on the request of Mr. Cornwell to be ex- cused from attendance, and he was so excused. Mr. Roche-,Mr. President, I ask to be excused from attendance to-mor- row. The President put the question on the request of Mr. Roche to be ex- cused from attendance, and he was so excused. Mr. Lester-Mr. President, I ask to be excused from attendance to-morrow on account of Important business en- gagements. The President put the question on the request of Mr. Lester to be ex- cused from attendance, and he was so excusedi. Mr. Hill--/Mr. President, I would like to be excused from attendance on Friday of this week and Tuesday of next week. The President put the question on the request of 'Mr. Hill to be excused from attendance, and he was, so ex- cused. Mr. Smith asked unanimous consent to introduce a proposed constitutional amendment at this time. No objection being made the same was received and referred to the special committee.

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