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4 State of New York. In Convention. Record 1511 (1894)

handle is hein.newyork/nyincvrec0004 and id is 1 raw text is: STATE OF NEW YORK. IN CONVENTION. RECORD No. 86. EVENING SESSION. Tuesday Evening, August 28, 1894. The fConstitutional Convention met in the Capitol at Albany, August 28, 1894, at 8 P. M. Second Vice-President Steele called the Convention to order. Mr. Lincoln-Mr. President, Mr. Crosby has informed me by telegram that he will be obliged to be absent Wednesday and Thursday this week, and ask to be excused from attend- ance on those days. The President put the question on the request of Mr. Crosby to be ex- cused from attendance, and he was so excused. Mr. M. E. Lewis-Mr. President, I ask leave of absence on Saturday of this week. The President put the question on the request of Mr. Lewis to be excus- ed from attendance, and he was so excused. Mr. Jenks-Mr. President, I ask leave of absence for Saturday of this week. The President put the question on the request of Mr. Jenks to be ex- cused from attendance, and he was so excused. Mr. Coleman-Mr. President, I ask to be excused on Saturday of this week, and Monday and Tuesday of next week. The President put the question on the request of Mr. Coleman to be ex- cused from attendance, and he was so excused. Mr. Gigerich-Mr. President I de- sire leave of absence for Saturday and Monday. The President put the question on the request of Mr. Giegerich from at- tendance, and he was so excused. Mr. Mulqueen-Mr. President, I ask leave of absence for Saturday and Monday. The President put the question on the request of Mr. Mulqueen to be excused, and he was so excused. Mr. Jacobs-Mr. President, I ask leave of absence for Monday and part of Tuesday. I would not ask for it, but I am called by telegram on busi- ness that has got to be attended to upon those two days. The President put the question on the request of Mr. Jacobs to be ex- cused from attendance and he was so excused. Mr. Storm-I ask to be excused Fri- day and Saturday of this week. The President put the question on the request of Mr. Storm to be ex- cused from atendance, and he was so excused. Mr. Cochran-Mr..,President, as it' may be thato *1 shall have to be ab- sent Saturday, and if I postpone it until a larger number of delegates are present it may be refused, I will ask now to be excused Saturday in case I need it. The President put the question on the request of Mr. Cochran to be ex- cused from attendance, and it was determined in the negative. Mr. Woodward-Mr. President

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