ALBANY, April 18th, 1876.
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The Proceedings in the Lsgislaiwe-7h The State Con-


pention-Indictmsnt Of the Rioters.


The following resolution, recently submitted TO
the Senate by Senator Van Schoonhoven, was
referred to committee to report upon its propriety


Resolvsd, That twice the usual number Of copies Of
tho communication Of Judges Parker and Edmonds Of
the third and first circuits to the resolutions
Of the Senate relative the trials and sentences of GER
against the laws Of this State growing out OF the rela
ton Of landlord and ensnt be printed the use Of the
Legislature.


This morning the committee reported in favor Of print.
ing the usual number only. debate upon the question
Of agreeing with the report ensued During this debate
the most extraordinary intimatonsthe most trcascna.
BILE imputaons and the most derogatory illusions 10 tho
executive Of this State and to tho who presided
upon this trial, were made without check and without
gravity species OF serio comcaly and badinsge was
mixed up with this solemn business 80 that the dis
cursive compound, as whole, was altogether legsla
sons were made with reference 10 ihe executive nom
commttal the matter Of amnesty and with refer.
the action Of the who presided the trial Of
this AFFAIR upon the table until the Judiciary COMMITTEES
make their vital report upon the main question: as to the
tionsrs for the general and nncondtions pardon Of
those convicts, was adopted, BY vote ofI4to7.


The Senate claims the right, a. arbitrary power, to
the will Of the people To postpone the Convsntion nm
I'll the removal Of the capitol The spportonmsnt bill
10 to day Exceptions taken to the decison Of the
Supreme Court and a. an appellate tribunal or court
Of errors the Senate assumes the right dstsrmns the
meaning Of prior lawto evolutionizs social rsvou-
ton These sentiments freely uttered today In the
senate chamber were exscaed BY senator Clark a. the
OF tyranny usurpation Of legislative authority
TO destroy the rights Of the people, and combination Of
the worst principles The Senate has passed this bill.
and Il will 80 to nominating conventions the solemn
conviction Of the Senate and oset the opinion
Of the Supreme Court that tho representation in the CON
ven,ion should be according to the apportionmen
OF 1910 What will be the effect When il Is recollscted
that previous to the decision of the Supreme Court the
House was in favor Of the bill and rscoIlsctsd
tors in this sta,sI ask, what will be the eject upon
nominating conventional Senator CLARK asserted that
this bill passed, that the chances ninety nina IN
hundred ths The convention win Be rspresented By tive
sets Of dsssaess, sad hat shs election wsuN - vsA