CONSOLIDATORS' NOTES TO SCHEDULE OF REPEALS.

When a statute has been specifically repealed, that and the repealing statute are given without an explanatory note.

L. 1778, ch. 12, § 10. - Provides for the delivery of commissions under the great seal of state to delegates to the continental congress. Obsolete.

L. 1778, ch. 39. Provides for a special election in the eastern district of the state to elect certain public officers, Temporary and obsolete.

L. 1787, ch. 15.-L. 1801, ch. 193, repeals all acts "within the purview or operation" of the revised acts of 1801, one of which, L. 1801, ch. 61, regulates the election of governor, lieutenant-governor, senators and members of assembly and contains the substance of the statute repealed.

L. 1789, ch. 35. Directs the supervisors of the county of Westchester to meet on the fourth Monday of May in each year to canvass votes for members of assembly. Superseded by L. 1801, ch. 61, and included in the repeal by L. 1801, ch. 193, which repeals all acts which come within the purview of the revised acts of 1801.

L. 1791, ch. 5. — Amends L. 1787, ch. 15. Superseded by L. 1801, ch. 61, and included in the repeal by L. 1801, ch. 193, which repeals all acts which come within the purview of the revised acts of 1801.

L. 1792, ch. 33. - Repeals L. 1789, ch. 12, and L. 1791, ch. 52, regulating the election of representatives to congress. Obsolete.

L. 1792, ch. 72.- Provides for the appointment of presidential electors for the election in 1792, and for the convening of the legislature in case of an election prior to the ordinary time. Temporary and obsolete.

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L. 1792, ch. 1 (16th Sess.). Repeals L. 1792, ch. 72, § 2, which apportions the presidential electors for the year 1792, among four districts of the state.

L. 1792, ch. 5. - Regulates the election of representatives in congress. Expires by limitation with the taking of a future census of the inhabitants of this state. Temporary and obsolete.

L. 1793, ch. 14. Provides for the election of senators in congress and expires by limitation forty days after the first meeting of the legislature after January 1, 1800. Temporary and obsolete.

L. 1796, ch. 32.-L. 1813, ch. 202, repeals all acts "within the purview or operation" of the revised laws of 1813, one of which, 2 R. L., ch. 25, p. 246, relates to the election of president and vice-president and contains the substance of the statute repealed.

L. 1796, ch. 57, § 32.- Continues L. 1792, ch. 5, which regulates the election of representatives in congress, until March 1, 1797. Temporary and obsolete.

L. 1797, ch. 62; L. 1799, ch. 51. — L. 1801, ch. 193, repeals all acts "within the purview or operation" of the revised acts of 1801, one of which, L. 1801, ch. 61, regulates the election of governor, lieutenant-governor, senators and members of assembly, and another of which, L. 1801, ch. 64, regulates the election of representatives in congress. The two contain the substance of the statutes repealed.

L. 1800, ch. 23.-Revives L. 1793, ch. 14, which regulates the election of senators in congress. L. 1801, ch. 24, was afterward enacted to regulate the same subject. Abrogated and obsolete.

L. 1801, ch. 64.-L. 1813, ch. 202, repeals all acts" within the purview or operation" of the revised laws of 1813, one of which, 2 R. L., ch. 46, p. 243, regulates the elections of representatives in congress and contains the substance of the statute repealed.

L. 1802, ch. 81. — L. 1813, ch. 202, repeals all acts "within the purview or operation" of the revised laws of 1813, one of which, 2 R. L., ch. 68, p. 241, apportions the senate and assembly districts and contains the substance of the statute repealed. L. 1804, ch. 2. L. 1827, ch. 9, § 4, f 1, repeals all laws "consolidated and re-enacted in" R. S., pt. 1, ch. 6; R. S., pt. 1, ch. 6, tit. 8, art. 3, § 11, contains the substance of the statute repealed.

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L. 1809, ch. 16.-L. 1813, ch. 202, repeals all acts "within the purview or operation" of the revised laws of 1813, one of which, 2 R. L., ch. 25. p. 246, provides for the compensation of presidential electors and contains the substance of the statute repealed.

L. 1810, ch. 193, § 12. — L. 1813, ch. 202, repeals all acts "within the purview or operation" of the revised laws of 1813, one of which, 2 R. L., ch. 41, p. 247, provides for the return by inspectors of elections of votes for governor, lieutenant-governor, senators and representatives in congress and contains the substance of the statute repealed.

L. 1812, ch. 56.-L. 1813, ch. 202, repeals all acts "within the purview or operation" of the revised laws of 1813, one of which, 2 R. L., ch. 25, p. 246, regulates the meetings of presidential electors and contains the substance of the statute repealed.

As the statutes covered by express repealing acts have been repealed by the Consolidated Laws, the repealing statutes have been recommended for repeal. L. 1812, ch. 169.-L. 1813, ch. 202, repeals all acts "within the purview or operation" of the revised laws of 1813, one of which, 2 R. L., ch. 46, p. 243, regulates the election of representatives in congress and contains the substance of the statute repealed.

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2 R. L., 1813, ch. 25, p. 246. Regulates the proceedings of presidential electors. So much as is inconsistent with L. 1825, ch. 33, is repealed by § 5 of that act. Abrogated and obsolete.

2 R. L., 1813, ch. 41, p. 247. - Regulates elections of governor, lieutenant-governor, senators, and members of assembly. Superseded by L. 1822, ch. 250.

2 R. L., 1813, ch. 46, p. 243. tives in congress.

Superseded by L. 1822, ch. 250.

L. 1819, ch. 37. Enacts that the election of representatives in congress

shall be held on the last Tuesday of April, 1821, and in every second year thereafter. Superseded by L. 1822, ch. 250.

L. 1821, ch. 246. Section 1 requires county clerks to make returns to the secretary of state before May 21, 1821, and requires the secretary of state and other state officers to complete their proceedings thereon in three days. Section 2 requires the secretary of state to send by express, if necessary, the certificates calling for a constitutional convention pursuant to L. 1821, ch. 90, § 4. Temporary and obsoleter Section 3 provides that any mayor, recorder, judge of any court of common pleas, clerk of any county or any commissioner authorized to administer oaths may qualify canvassers of votes returned to the secretary's office. L. 1822, ch. 250, § 14, provides that canvassers shall qualify before the chancellor or one of the justices of the supreme court or a master in chancery or the recorder of the city of Albany, and section 29 of the same law repeals all inconsistent statutes.

L. 1822, ch. 34, § 1. Provides that state canvassers may determine within less than twenty-eight days the result of a special election in case of any vacancy in the office of representative in congress. Superseded by L. 1822, ch. 250, § 18.

L. 1824, ch. 316. -Provides for a special vote on the manner of choosing presidential electors. Temporary and obsolete.

L. 1828, ch. 20, § 19 (2d meeting). — In accordance with the provisions of section 33 of this same act, section, 19 (not a part of the original revised statutes) was printed by the revisers as § 20 of R. S., pt. 1, ch. 6, tit. 6. R. S., pt. 1, ch. 6, was repealed by L. 1842, ch. 130, tit. 8, § 8. L. 1832, ch. 248. Alters the time of electing representatives in congress. Superseded by L. 1842, ch. 130.

L. 1832, ch. 249. — - Provides for the publication and distribution of L. 1829, ch. 139, directing the manner of choosing presidential electors, and further provides for the compensation of messengers employed under R. S., pt. 1, ch. 6, tit. 5, art. 1, § 6 (probably error for § 26). Temporary and obsolete.

L. 1837, ch. 445. — Regulates the transmission to the secretary of state of certified copies of statements of canvass by boards of county canvassers in certain counties. Amends L. 1829, ch. 139, §§ 5, 11. Obsolete.

L. 1842, ch. 325, §§ 3-5. - Requires the county board of canvassers in certain counties to specify the number of votes for representatives in congress in each congressional district, and provides for special meetings in October, 1842, of supervisors and other bodies charged with the duty of dividing towns into election districts and designating polling places. Obsolete.

L. 1845, ch. 354. Prescribes the method of receiving and canvassing votes upon certan proposed constitutional amendments at the general election to be held in 1845. Temporary and obsolete.

L. 1855, ch. 513, § 3.- Statute repealed provides that in the city of New York there shall be nine ballot boxes. L. 1856, ch. 79, § 2, provides that in the city of New York there shall be ten ballot boxes. Section 3 provides that so much of L. 1855, ch. 513, § 3, as is inconsistent therewith is repealed.

L. 1860, ch. 349.- Prescribes the method of receiving and canvassing votes upon a proposed constitutional amendment at the general election to be held in 1860. Temporary and obsolete.

L. 1870, ch. 503. Repeals all laws which prescribe that voters shall register before election day, "except so far as the same apply to the city and county of New York."

L. 1872, ch. 757.- Prescribes the method of receiving and canvassing votes upon certain proposed constitutional amendments at the general election to be held in 1872. Temporary and obsolete.

L. 1873, ch. 314. - Prescribes the method of receiving and canvassing votes at the general election in 1873 upon the question whether certain judicial officers shall be elected or appointed. Temporary and obsolete.

L. 1879, ch. 320.- Prescribes the method of receiving and canvassing votes at the general election to be held in 1879 upon a proposed constitutional amendment. Temporary and obsolete.

L. 1885, 'ch. 267, §§ 3, 4. - Amends the title of L. 1880, ch. 437 (since repealed), and amends the first sentence of section 1 thereof. Obsolete.

L. 1888, eh. 583; L. 1891, ch. 236. Change made in language used in section column in order to conform to the general plan adopted for the proposed laws. Substance not changed.

L. 1890, ch. 330.- Provides special appropriations for the expenses of election in 1890. Temporary and obsolete.

L. 1892, ch. 127. Authorizes the use of the Myers' automatic ballot cabinets at elections of town officers. Superseded by Election Law (L. 1896, Obsolete.

ch. 909), article 7 as added by L. 1899, ch. 466. L. 1894, ch. 348. Consists of eight sections. Section 1, amending "old" Town Law, is repealed by Town Law. Sections 2, 3, 5 amend sections 11, 12, 15 of "old" Election Law (L. 1892, ch. 680). Section 4 relates to election officers in New York city. Section 6 relates to term of election officers. All these sections were superseded by Election Law of 1896, ch. 909. Section 7 repeals inconsistent acts and section 8 states when act shall take effect.

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L. 1895, ch. 1035. — Amends Election Law (L. 1892, ch. 680), section 11 relating to election officers to "read as follows." Superseded by Election Law (L. 1896, ch. 909). Obsolete.

L. 1896, ch. 909. This statute which is the "old" Election Law is recommended for repeal because its live provisions have been incorporated in Election Law.

L. 1897, ch. 379.- All of statute except sections 22, 23, 27, 28 have been heretofore amended "to read as follows." Section 27 renumbered certain sections of the old Election Law and section 28 states when act takes effect; recommended for repeal. Sections 22 and 23 consolidated in Election Law, §§ 431 and 437.

L. 1897, ch. 609. — Consolidated in Election Law, § 330.

L. 1898, ch. 335. - All of this statute except sections 6, 7,, part, and 8 has been heretofore amended "to read as follows." Section 8 states when act takes effect; recommended for repeal. Sections 6 and 7 part consolidated in Election Law, §§ 358, 366–372.

L. 1898, ch. 674. Sections 14, 15 have been superseded by amendment "to read as follows." Balance of act consolidated in Election Law, §§ 500512, 515 part, 516–522.

L. 1899, ch. 58. Consolidated in Election Law, §§ 514, 515 part.

L. 1899, ch. 466.— Part of section 1 amended "to read as follows." Balance of section 1 consolidated in Election Law, §§ 390, 394-396, 399-402, 409-412, 417, 418, 420 and 421. Section 2 renumbers article and certain sections of Election Law. Section 3 is the enacting clause; recommended for repeal.

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L. 1899, ch. 473. Part of statute heretofore amended "to read as follows." Balance of act consolidated in Election Law.

L. 1899, ch. 630.— Sections 1-5, 8, 10 amended so as to read as follows. Section 7 repeals "old Election Law, § 33, subd. 2, and renumbers subds. 3 and 4. Sections 6, 9, 11 consolidated in Election Law. Section 12 states when act takes effect.

Consolidated in Election Law.

Section 2

L. 1899, ch. 641. L. 1900, ch. 202. - Section 1 amended "to read as follows." consolidated in Election Law. Section 3 states when act takes effect. L. 1900, ch. 225. Section 1 amended "to read as follows." Section 2 consolidated in Election Law. Section 3 states when act takes effect. L. 1900, ch. 381. Consists of six sections. Sections 1-3, 4, part, amending Election Law, § 82; section 5 amended so as to read as follows. Section 4 amending Election Law, § 85, consolidated in Election Law. Section 6 States when act takes effect.

L. 1901, ch. 95. Consists of twenty-two sections. Sections 1-5 part, 6, 8, 9-18, 20 amended so as to read as follows. takes effect.

L. 1901, ch. 360. L. 1901, ch. 530. as to read as follows.

L. 1901, ch. 536, repealed by Town Law.

Section 22 states when act

- Consolidated in Election Law.

Consists of eight sections. Section 7 amended so Section 8 states when act shall take effect.

§§ 1, 2.- Consists of six sections. Section 3 is Section 4 is a repeal. Section 5 is a saving clause

of a temporary nature and now obsolete. Section 6 states when act shall take effect. Remainder of statute, sections 1, 2 consolidated in Election Law, L. 1901, ch. 544.- Consolidated in Election Law. L. 1901, ch. 598. Consists of four sections. Sections 1, 2, relate to Town Law and are repealed by Town Law. Section 3 is consolidated in Election Law, section 4 states when act shall take effect.

L. 1901, ch. 654. — Incorporated in Election Law.

L. 1902, ch. 195. - Consists of sixteen sections. Section 1 amended "to read as follows." Section 15 is temporary. Section 16 states when act shall take effect. Remainder of act incorporated in Election Law.

L. 1902, ch. 405. Consists of six sections. Sections 1, 3-5 amended so as to read as follows. Section 6 states when act takes effect. Section 2 incorporated in Election Law.

L. 1903, ch. 111.- Consists of seven sections. Sections 1-5 amended so as to read as follows. Section 7 states when act takes effect. Section 6 incorporated in Election Law.

Remainder of act consolidated in Election Law.

L. 1904, ch. 487.- Consolidated in Election Law.

L. 1904, ch. 488. Consolidated in Election Law.

L. 1904, ch. 733. — Consists of three sections. Section 2 amended so as to read as follows. Section 3 states when act shall take effect. consolidated in Election Law.

L. 1905, ch. 207.- Consolidated in Election Law.

Section 1

L. 1905, ch. 229. Consolidated in Election Law. L. 1905, ch. 643. Consists of twentyfive sections. Sections 3-5 amended so as to read as follows. Section 25 states when act shall take effect. Remainder of act consolidated in Election Law.

L. 1905, ch. 674.- Consists of five sections. Section 3 part amended "6 so as to read as follows." Section 4 is a temporary provision. Section 5 states when act shall take effect. Remainder of act consolidated in Election Law.

L. 1905, ch. 675.- Consists of six sections. Section 1 amended so as to read as follows. Section 6 states when act shall take effect.

of act consolidated in Election Law.

L. 1905, ch. 689.- Consolidated in Election Law.

Remainder

L. 1906, ch. 331.- Temporary; recommended for repeal.

L. 1906, ch. 466.- Temporary; recommended for repeal.

L. 1906, ch. 498. Consolidated in Election Law.

L. 1906, ch. 502.— Part of statute amended so as to read as follows. Balance consolidated in Election Law.

L. 1906, ch. 642. — Consolidated in Election Law.