. The Granite monthly, a New Hampshire magazine, devoted to literature, history, and state progress . ussion, the report wasadopted and the amendment referredto the Committee on Time and Modeof Submitting Amendments. The same Committee reported un-favorably upon the proposed amend-ments providing for a bettermentlaw, and the report was adopted. In Committee of the Whole, withMr. Hurd of Claremont in the chair,the amendment providing for therecall of elective officers was con-sidered. On motion of Mr. Bartonof Newport the Committee rose andreported inexpedient, and the Con-vention so voted. The
. The Granite monthly, a New Hampshire magazine, devoted to literature, history, and state progress . ussion, the report wasadopted and the amendment referredto the Committee on Time and Modeof Submitting Amendments. The same Committee reported un-favorably upon the proposed amend-ments providing for a bettermentlaw, and the report was adopted. In Committee of the Whole, withMr. Hurd of Claremont in the chair,the amendment providing for therecall of elective officers was con-sidered. On motion of Mr. Bartonof Newport the Committee rose andreported inexpedient, and the Con-vention so voted. The Convention went again intocommittee, Mr. Warren of Man-chester in the chair, for the considera-tion of proposed amendments relatingto the Senate. After discussion byseveral delegates, generally favoringan increase of membership and changeto a population basis, it was voted,on motion of Mr. Dean of Danbury,to recommend to the Convention thesubmission of the matter to the Com-mittee on Legislative Departmentwith instruction to prepare and reportan amendment to such end. The 188 The Granite Monthly. ROSECRANS W. PILLSBURYChairman Committee on Time and Mode of Submitting the Amendments The Constitutional Convention of 1912 189 Committee rose and reported, andthe Convention adopted the report. On motion of Mr. Fowler of Pem-broke all amendments bearing uponplurality election were referred to theCommittee on Bill of Rights andExecutive Department, and on motionof Mr. Hurd of Claremont thoserelating to the Executive Councilwere similarly referred. In Committee of the Whole, of Manchester in the chair,the amendment proposed by of Warren, authorizing legis-lative regulation of corporation salariesand dividends was taken up, and vigorously supported hisamendment, as did Mr. Stone ofAndover, but, on motion of of Haverhill the Committeerose, reporting unfavorably, and thereport was adopted. On motion of Mr. Hurd of Clare-mont the amendment re
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