proposition of, relative to the salt

458

JANSEN, MR.

497

520

JAY, MR.

on the governor's term of ser-

547

574

on the motion of Mr. Tall-
madge for a new council of
appointment,

586

38

141

debate and proceedings on the

398-500

559-584

38

43

121-123

123

546.

remarks of, on the pardoning pow-
er,
125, 133
on bill of rights, 164,165, 166
on the elective franchise (co-
loured voters,)
speeches of, on freehold qualifi-
cation,
219, 364
on the appointing pow-
er,
318, 354, 482
speeches and remarks of, on the
legislative department, 405,
411, 433, 437, 439, 443, 454, 565
on the christian religion, 463,
465, 575, 576
488, 492

on the law of libels,
speech of, on the judiciary,

remarks on lotteries,

propositions of, relative to those

who have conscientious scruples
against bearing arms,

of Mr. King, for the first commit-
tee of thirteen,

SLAVERY,

32

of Mr. Root, respecting pay of le-
gislature,
debate upon, and postponement
of,
of Mr. Van Buren, respecting that
part of the constitution relating
to the tenure of the office of
chancellor, judges, &c.
of Mr. Edwards, for referring the
whole subject of the elective
franchise back to a select com.
mittee,

of Mr. Wheaton, concerning vari-
ous parts of the constitution,
of Mr. Ross, on imprisonment for
debt,
of Mr. Fairlie, concerning the 19th
article of the constitution, and
mode of appointing senators of
the United States,

discussion upʊn, 485-487, 497-498
SANFORD, N.

38, 42

bels

of Mr. P. R. Livingston, freedom
of debate,

417

for referring certain parts

on lotteries,

of the appointing power
to a select committee,

SHELDON, MR.

483

of Mr. Hunter, respecting the ages

chise,

of governor, lieutenant-gover-

SPENCER, MR.

nor, and senators,

496

of Mr. J. Sutherland, relative to
slavery, (lost)

497

remarks of, on the elective fran-

speeches of, on the revisory pow-

er,

567

213

46, 89, 113

his amendment relative to can-
vassing votes for governor and
lieutenant-governor, and remarks, 123
remarks of, on pardoning pow-

129

on bill of rights, 163, 164,
165, 166, 167, 168, 169, 172

487

491

514

INDEX.

195

remarks on the duelling oath,

209

speech of, on the elective franchise
(freeholds,)

234

power,

remarks on legislative depart-

ment,

208

282

292

proposition of, relative to con-
tested elections of governor,
lieutenant governor, &c.
remarks of, on lotteries,
on the christian religion,
on militia duty, and those
who have scruples against,
speech of, on the judiciary,
proposition of, on same subject,
SUTHERLAND, J.

speeches of, on the governor's

552

motion of, on the removal of sheriffs 389
remarks of, on legislative department, 407
proposition of, on senate districts,

remarks of, on christian religion,

419

464

on the appointing power, 479, 481, 543
proposition of, on the judiciary,

528

address of, at the close of the session, 657
VAN BUREN, MR.

speech of, on the revisory power,

on governor's term,

70

147

277

remarks of, on bit of rights, 165, 168, 172
413 speech of, on freehold qualifications, 255
in reply to Mr Roo', (highway qual-
ification.)
speeches of, on the appointing power,
speech of, on the elective franchise,
proposition of, relative to justices,
296, 321, 339, 353, 379
second proposition, relative to justices, 382
proposition respecting certain officers in
New-York,

322

366

393

speeches on legislative department, 428,559
proposition of, relative to the senate,
speeches on the judiciary,

proposition of, relative to court of chan-

578

603

604

429

516, 534

cery,

516

on the elective franchise,

279

circuit court, &c.

525

on the appointing power,

348

VAN NESS, MR.

speech of, on the elective franchise,

(freeholds,)

265

remarks on Mr. Wheeler's proposition,

tive department,

same subject,

278

speech of, on the appointing power,

493

(justices)

333

on the judiciary,

510

same subject, (sheriffs)

389

STARKWEATHER, MR.

proposition of, respecting officers

speeches and remarks on legisla-

remarks of, on the law of libels,

on the legislative department, 402, 408