the Convention Carried:
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We rejoice IN being able 10 state that the Assem-
bly Of our State has, after full and proracted ais
cussion, passed Me bill a2orring the People to decide
,,bcts,, Geyy slaR or shall not be Constitutional
Reform Conrentio,,. The vote was taken at s
O'Clock on Tuesday evening: Yeas, Eig'tythree ;
NAYS, Tairty-three., The Yeas comprise all the
Wing Members bu; tteo, with all the Natives, and
the BaYnburner' section of the Loco-Foce party.
The Nays were of course the Old Hunker' Locos,
With the two Wings aforesaid. 1.-THE influence of
The Times Of America backed by two Wing
nsners since deceased, had this extent-no more ]


AS the bill stands, the People will vote at the
regular Fall Election For a Convention Or
. 4gainst Conyentinn.' If Against should pre-
dominate, the whole movement is al an end. IF
For, prevails, as we cannot doubt it will, each
Cosnty will choose, at a Special Election next
April. Delegates equal in number to its Members
Of Assembly, who are TO assemble in June and re-
wise tho State Constitution. The results of their
labors, when completed, are to be submitted to
the People for ratification at the ensuing State
Election, when, if approved by majority Of votes,
the Amended or New Constitution becomes the
paramount law of the State.


No restrictions are imposed on the Peoples
action by the bill as 1t passed the House, except
that Delegates to the Convention shall be residents
of the Counties which choose them respectively,
and shall not be ofice-holders of the Federal Gov
ernnent-both violations of the sound principle
that the People know how TO choose agents to do
their business We hope the Senate will strike
oat these restrictions, and let the People act with
tive