DELEGATES' INDEX.

(SEE GENERAL INDEX.)

NOTE.- The specific terms, "Constitutional Amendment" and "Overture," or its abbreviation, “O.," are used synonymously in this index, as in the Record. The single abbreviation, "O.," indicates the introductory number of the overture.

W. H. STEELE,

Editor.

For list of Delegates, with their post-office addresses and committee assignments, also list of Convention officials, see Documents Nos. 15 and 58 in Vol. 5, pages 128 and 649.

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Abbott, Vasco P., delegate from the Twenty-second Senatorial District: oath of office taken by......

..(Vol. 1)

3

O. 135.- Pardoning power.

.(Vol. 1) 240

O. 203.- Veto; council of revision; final adjournment..(Vol. 1) 357
O. 222.- Woman suffrage, submission to women voters (Vol. 1)

435, (Vol. 2) 44

presents petition of citizens of St. Lawrence county for woman suffrage..

80

.(Vol. 1) 748 .(Vol. 1) 949

.(Vol. 1) 957

15

motions and remarks on following constitutional amendments:
O. 9.- Salt springs may be sold......
O. 269.- Speaker to be Governor, when...
O. 362.- Jurors, commissioners of

O. 368.- Future amendments (sub. for others)......(Vol. 2) 14,
Woman suffrage, submission to people......(Vol. 2) 537
O. 383.- Judiciary.
..(Vol. 3) 5, (Vol. 4) 554

O. 194.

O. 183.— Voting otherwise than by ballot..(Vol. 3) 102, (Vol. 4) 444

O. 212. Bills, title to designate subject....

.(Vol. 3) 155

..(Vol. 3) 233 .(Vol. 3) 260, 264

.(Vol. 4) 403 to....(Vol. 4) 491 (Vol. 4) 620

.(Vol. 4) 1034

O. 384.- Gambling, bookmaking and pool-selling.....(Vol. 4) 1115

Abbott, Vasco P.- Continued:

motions and remarks on following resolutions:

R. 128. Printing evidence, etc., in Sixth

contest.

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Senate District
................(Vol. 1) 685

R. 222. For appointment of Committee on Address..(Vol. 4) 1158

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motions and remarks on various subjects:

on report of Committee on Rules.............
.(Vol. 1) 120, 181
pages.... ......(Vol. 1) 351, 714, 1098, (Vol. 2) 575, (Vol. 3) 457
excused and absent from sessions..(Vol. 1) 495, 976, (Vol. 2) 564,
836, (Vol. 3) 492, 660, 951, 1055
Acker, Milo M., delegate from the Twenty-seventh Senatorial District:
oath of office taken by... . . .
appointed chairman of Committee on State Finances and Taxa-
tion . . .

..(Vol. 1)

3

.(Vol. 1)
.(Vol. 1) II,

20

21

19

appointed member of Committee on Rules.....
appointed member of Com. on Legislative Organization...(Vol. 1)
appointed member of Committee on Address to the People, (Vol. 4) 1164
appointed chairman of Committee of the Whole, No. 21 and No. 36.
See Committee of the Whole."

offers following resolutions:

R. 7.- Mr. Griswold to select his seat.
R. 229.- Retention of employes.....

.(Vol. 1) 12
..(Vol. 4) 1135

presents petition from Twenty-seventh, Twenty-eighth and Twenty-
ninth Senate Districts against sectarian appropriations..(Vol. 1) 454
motions and remarks on following constitutional amendments:

O. 269.- Speaker to be Governor, when.....

O. 191.- Life, removing $5,000 limit for loss.
O. 49.- Public officers, pay of....

O. 119.— Voting, residence for........

..(Vol. 2)
.(Vol. 2) 606

40

.(Vol. 2) 735

.(Vol. 2) 875

O. 390.- Niagara river, diversion of..........(Vol. 4) 183, 617, 636
O. 392.- Charities, Lunacy and Prisons, Boards of....(Vol. 4)

motions and remarks on following resolutions:

R. 15.- Days for sessions....

on communications from The Argus Company........(Vol. 2) 863
pages (Vol. 1) 15, 930, (Vol. 2) 332, 347, 738, 747, 774, 839,
(Vol. 3) 840, 1054, (Vol. 4) 43, 45, 58, 59, 126, 203, 492, 495, 1135,

1164, 1246

excused and absent from sessions (Vol. 1) 677, (Vol. 2) 565, (Vol. 3)
139, 292, (Vol. 4) 432

Ackerly, Nathaniel S., delegate from the First Senatorial District:
oath of office taken by......

appointed member of Committee on Military..

appointed member of Committee on Industrial Interests... (Vol. 1)

Ackerly, Nathaniel S.- Continued:

offers following constitutional amendment:

O. 331.- Woman suffrage in school matters.....

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...(Vol. 1) 711

motions and remarks on following constitutional amendments:

O. 104. New York, inseparable part of "Union"....(Vol. 1) 1043
O. 194. Woman suffrage, submission to people......(Vol. 2) 540
O. 364.- Private property, public use of..........................(Vol. 2) 647, 678
O. 258. Registry, ballot, bi-partisan board.

.(Vol. 3) 251
.(Vol. 4) 392

...(Vol. 2) 1197, (Vol. 4) 559, 594

O. 390.- Niagara river, diversion of.....

O. 369.
O. 368.

Cities, home rule and separate elections.
Future amendments (sub. for others).

O. 206. Civil service of State and cities....

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O. 333.- Militia . . .

motions and remarks on following resolutions:

..(Vol. 4) 636

.(Vol. 4) 738

.(Vol. 4) 829

.(Vol. 4) 1034

..(Vol. 4) 1096

R. 76. To refer subject of Convention printing, etc., not

provided for to Committee on Printing...

motions and remarks on various subjects:

...(Vol. 1) 594

pages.....
.............(Vol. 1) 31, (Vol. 2) 781, 1025, (Vol. 4) 1262
excused and absent from sessions......(Vol. 1) 75, 651, (Vol. 2)
835, (Vol. 3) 242

Allaben, William H., delegate from the Third Senatorial District:
oath of office taken by.....
appointed member of Committee on State Prisons and Peni-
tentiaries. .

Alvord, Thomas G., delegate from the Twenty-fourth Senatorial

District:

oath of office taken by.

nominated and elected First Vice-President...

.(Vol. 1)
..(Vol. 1)

38

as member of last Constitutional Convention and as Vice-Presi-
Ident allowed to select seat.....

appointed chairman of Committee on Salt Springs...
appointed chairman of committee to attend funeral of

.(Vol. 1) 21

Mr. Van

Denbergh . . ...

.(Vol. 2) 142

.(Vol. 1) 19

appointed member of Committee on Preamble.

appointed chairman of Committee of the Whole. (No. 8 and

No. 10, see "Committee of the Whole.")
President pro tempore........(Vol. 1) 14, 506-15,
997, 1028, 1057, 1100, 1131,
offers following constitutional amendments:
O. 9.-Salt springs may be sold..

Alvord, Thomas G.- Continued:

presents following petitions, etc.:

from Syracuse, as to civil service reform....
from Syracuse, for inspection of religious

tions . .

Page.

.(Vol. 1) 434

institu-
...(Vol. 1) 442

...(Vol. 2) 143

two letters from Gen. George J. Magee, as to taxa-
tion.
protest from Syracuse women against woman suffrage. (Vol. 1) 41
motions and remarks on following constitutional amendments:

O. 28.- Jurors, verdict by three-fourths.....
O. 15.- Private property, public use of..
O.

6.- Coroner, abolishing office....

..(Vol. 1) 716, 794

.(Vol. 1) 823
.(Vol. 1) 837

"..........(Vol. 1) 1043

.(Vol. 2) 6

.(Vol. 2) 30

.(Vol. 2) 41

..(Vol. 2)

50

O. 104. New York, inseparable part of "Union
O. 368.- Future amendments (sub. for others).
O. 216. President of Senate, powers of.....
O. 269.- Speaker to be Governor, when....
O. 88.- Woman suffrage, municipal, etc.
O. 364.- Private property, public use of......(Vol. 2) 51, 647, 667
O. 194.— Woman suffrage, submission to people.......(Vol. 2) 52, 541
O. 191.- Life, removing $5,000 limit for loss...
O. 248.-Local officers, powers and salaries....
O. 21.- Woman suffrage, mercenary voters, etc.
O. 369. Cities, home rule and separate elections..

O. 383.- Judiciary......

...(Vol. 2)

O. 115. Local bills, to publish before passage....
O. 286.- Laws, submission to electors affected..
O. 212. Bills, title to designate subject....
O. 117.- Prisons, etc., contract labor in..
O. 387.- Canals - Main and Hamburg canal...

motions and remarks on following resolutions:

82

.(Vol. 2) 55
.(Vol. 2)
.(Vol. 2) 96
..(Vol. 2)

131, 176, 250

468, 1123, 1151

(Vol. 2) 480

...(Vol. 2) 801

.(Vol. 3) 144
..(Vol. 3) 234
...(Vol. 4) 925

.(Vol. 1) 378

R. 34. Correcting Journal.....

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R. 69. Duties of Compiler, etc..

R. 76.- To refer subject of Convention

Alvord, Thomas G.- Continued:

motions and remarks on various subjects:

calls for open ballot in electing President...
favors rules as given in Convention "Manual

54

on report of Committee on Rules....(Vol. 1) 108, 208, (Vol. 2)
on asking leave of absence to attend the centennial of Onon-
daga county....

..(Vol. 1) 276

on report of Committee on Privileges and Elections in Thir-
tieth Senate District contest..
on rules Nos. 73 and 74.....

condemning editorial attack of this morning
upon Hon. John M. Francis, a member
tion . . ..

........(Vol. 1)

410
...(Vol. 1) 647

(July thirteenth)
of the Conven-
...........(Vol. 1) 727

replies to persoral allusion of Mr. Dickey. .(Vol. 1) 1116, 1124
on report of Committee on Privileges and Elections on Sixth
Senate District contest............. ..............(Vol. 1) 1159, (Vol. 2)
on Mr. Cochran's point of order as to no quorum "..(Vol. 2) 824
on call of the House.....

66

asks for privileges of the floor to Dr. Raymond, President of

Union College...........

on reading Revised Constitution...
acknowledging thanks of Convention...

76

..(Vol. 2) 827

.(Vol. 2) 917

.(Vol. 4) 1219

..(Vol. 4) 1275

points of order.........(Vol. 1) 39, 43, 78, 104, (Vol. 2) 176, 177,

(Vol. 3) 115

pages.....(Vol. 1) 464, 499, 513, 534, 644, 664, 835, 836, 846, 850,
938, 951, 1116, (Vol. 2) 192, 327, 330, 446, 611, 787,

excused and absent from sessions..

864, 1031, (Vol. 3) 75, 76, 100
..(Vol. 1) 276, (Vol. 3) 242.
393, 449, 661, 1147, (Vol. 4) 164

Arnold, Charles W. H., delegate from the Sixteenth Senatorial District:
oath of office taken by.......

..(Vol. 1) 20

appointed member of Committee on County, Town and Village
Government...

appointed member of Committee on Charities.....
appointed member of Committee on Land Transfers.

offers following constitutional amendments:

.(Vol. 1) 21
.(Vol. 1) 321

O. 115.— Local bills, to publish before passage..(Vol. 1) 197,

by Mr. Hedges, from citizens of Dutchess county for woman
suffrage ..
from citizens of Poughkeepsie for civil service reform..(Vol. 1) 443

motions and remarks on following constitutional amendments:

O. 194.- Woman suffrage, submission to people......(Vol. 2) 504
motions and remarks on various subjects:

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absent and excused from session.

..............(Vol. 1) 718

.(Vol. 1) 977, (Vol. 2)
100, 305, 563, (Vol. 3) 449