to change IV.1, IV.2, IV.4, IV.8, IV.9 - to refine the roles of governor and lieutenant governor, and clarify the governor's role in the lawmaking process

to change VII.3, VII.6, VII.13, VII.14 - to address funds and claims re repaying state debts, especially for developing canals

to change VIII.4, VIII.11 - to refine how the legislature deals with banks, and local governments from giving money to private causes except to help the poor

to add VIII.10 - to prohibit state money going to private causes, except for certain instances of social welfare

to add X.9 - to fix officials' compensation at the amount outlined in the constitution or other law, with no additional fees

to change XII.1 - to add to officials' oath of office a statement that they have not participated in bribery or unduly influencing votes

to change V.3 - to establish a Superintendent of Public Works and the powers and terms of that office, and to abolish the offices of Canal Commissioners

to change V.4 - to establish a Superintendent of State Prisons and the powers and terms of that office, and to abolish the offices of Inspectors of State Prisons

to change VI.6 - to add 1 justice to the supreme court's second judicial district

to change VI.12, VI.13 - to allow legislature to specify how the judges in Brooklyn's supreme court can be arranged, and to address terms and compensation of all judges

to change VII.3, VII.5, VII.6 - to address repayment of debts re canal development

to change VI.28 (misnumbered) - to rearrange supreme court terms

to change VIII.11 - to address finances of cities and of counties containing big cities

For a convention to revise the Constitution and amend the same.

to change VI.6 - to allow supreme court justices to serve on court of appeals to expedite cases

to change III.10 - to address the powers of state senate and assembly

to change VI - to address electing more supreme court justices

to change VII.7 - to address the Onondaga Salt Springs

to change the whole NYS constitution, except for certain provisions with separate ballot questions - as proposed by the 1894 NY constitutional convention

to change III.2, III.3, III.4, III.5 - to change how legislative districts are drawn

to change VII.9, VII.10 - to address financing of canals

to change VI.14 - to add 2 judges to Brooklyn's county court, and to abolish courts of sessions in all counties but New York county

to change VI.1 - to add 12 justices among supreme court districts

to change VII.7 - to allow for exceptions to the prohibition of sale, lease, and other uses of forest preserves, which are to be kept forever wild

to change III.26 - to allow cities, where counties are wholly within them, to establish their own types of legislatures

to change VI.2 - to allow the governor to appoint supreme court justices to the appellate division, if the presiding justice says it is necessary to speed up its business

to change VI.7 - to allow the governor to appoint supreme court justices to the appellate division, to speed up case backlog

to change VIII.10 - to address limitations on debts of cities, towns, and counties

to change III.18 - to prohibit the state legislature from making a private or local law to give private individuals or companies either the right to lay down railroad tracks or an exemption from taxation on real or personal property.

“Shall chapter one hundred and forty-seven of the laws of nineteen hundred and three entitled ‘An act making provision for issuing bonds to the amount of not to exceed one hundred and one million dollars for the improvement of the Erie canal, the Oswego canal and the Champlain canal, and providing for a submission of the some to the people to be voted upon at the general election to be held in the year nineteen hundred and three,’ be approved?”