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CONVENTIONAL SUMMARY, Wednesday, June g.
James X. Rose, Esq, Clerk of the Assembly,
in the continued absence Of Of the secretaries r
starbuck) officated to-day such. The minutes Of
yesterdays proceedings read, amended in
raj particulars so as to conform to the facts Mcssrs


Nelson. of Osego Porter, Of Saratoga, and A. W. Young
OF Wyoming appeared in their seats to-day, the Con-


venton is now full. MIR Ward, from the Committee on
Rules reported series, which were read seraiim and
adopted That restricting the admission within the bar
Of persons other than members and officers Of the Con-
venton drew out q long discussion which resulted in


the adoption substantially Of the original rule Mr. Rus
sell reported in favor Of Mr. Words proposition the
number Of copies Of the daily journal to be printed
Agreed to. Mr. Kirkland called up his resolution Of in


qury into the expenses Of the county courts and extend
cd 1t to other items Mr. Bascom proposed to include the
expenses Of the circuit courts MIR. Nicholl proposed
also extend the inquiry to the fees received by judi
caI officers for chamber duties and Mr. Worden to the
fees masters and examiners; when all the propositions
referred to COMMITTEES Of eight Mr. Brown called
up the resolution for supplying members with ncwspa
pers and II adopted Mr.. Chatfeld called up Mr.
Joness resolution directing the appointment Of commit
teo Of sxte report the best practicable mode Of pro-
ceedng the revision Of the constitution and at his
suggestion, the number was increased 20 seventeen
without taking any question 1t, tho Convention ad
jourped-.dibony -argus June A. III