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Identifier: historyofcityof00lamb (find matches)
Title: History of the city of New York: its origin, rise and progress
Year: 1896 (1890s)
Authors: Lamb, Martha J. (Martha Joanna), 1829-1893 Harrison, Constance Cary, "Mrs. Burton Harrison,", 1846-1920
Subjects: New York (N.Y.) -- History
Publisher: New York : A. S. Barnes and company
Contributing Library: University of California Libraries
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)ointed to report a plan for organizing the govern-ment were John Jay, Kobert li. Livingston, Gouverneur Morris, GeneralJolni M(jrin Scott, Abraham Yates, and John Sloss Hobart. Before itsadjournment this remarkalile Convention empowered fifteen of its num-l)er to govern the State until an election could Ijo held for governor,lieutenant-governor, legislature, etc. It was called the Council of Safety,and wielded an absolute sovereignty. The judicial power was vested bythe Constitution in a chancellor and judges of the Supreme Court; localcounty courts and a probate judiciary were constituted ; while a finalappellate court, both in law and equity, was to be formed by the senate,the chancellor, and the judges of the Supreme Court. For the immediateexecution of tlie laws, IJobert P. Livingston was elected chancellor, John
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THE CONSTITUTION OF NEW YORK. 163 Jay cliief justice, liobert Yates ^ and John Sloss Hol)art-^ ji^^es of theSupreme Court, and Egbert Benson^ attorney-general. Each countywas provided with judicial officers, that the courts so long closed . May 3. might be reopened. The first judge for the county of Albanywas Volkert Peter Douw, and the other judges were Jacob C. Ten Eyck,Abraham Ten Broeck, Henry Bleecker, Walter Livingston, and John A.Ten Eyck. Eor Dutchess County, Ephraim Paine, Zephaniah Piatt, andAnthony Hoffman were elected ; for Ulster County, Levi Pawling andDirck Wyncoop. The day following was Sunday. But there was no rest for the wearylegislators. Three commissioners were appointed, John Jay, ColonelHenry Ludington, and Colonel Thomas, to quell and subdue insurrectionsand disaffection in the counties of Dutchess and Westchester, and directedto co-operate with Eobert Pi. Livingston, Zephaniah Piatt, and MatthewCantine (the committee for a like purpose in the manor of Livingst

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