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TITLE vit.--nr THE LEGISLATIVE BGDY.

70. Each department fhall have a number of Members pr:,-
portioned to the MUM of its population, confortnalde to the
annexed table.

71. AU the Members of the Legiflative Body, belongit g to
the fame deputation, are to be 'minima, d at once.
72. The departments of tie Republic are divided into five
e.inf 'Tllable to the annexed table.
73. The pref.( nt Deputies are clafled according to th..fe five
feria.

74. They be renewed in the year to which the fairs,
including the department to which they are attached, fhall be
referred. _ _

75. The Deputies nominated in the year to (hall, however,
complete thi..r five years.
76. The Government convokes, adjourns, and prorogues the
Le;ifiative Body.

TITLE VIII.-OF THV TRIBVNATI!.

77. From and after the year 13. the Tribunate (hall be re-
duced ro so members. One half of the so th:11 go out every
three years. Until this reduction be completed, the members
who go out salt not be replaced. The Tribunate is divided
into Si -Hong.

78. The LegiflativeßodyandtheTribunatc are to he wholly
renewal, immediately on their diliolution by the &mate.
TITLE IX.-(1F JUSTICE AND THE TRIBUNALS.

79. There Mall be a Grand Judge, Minift-r of j.;ilice.
So. He has a dillinguilhed place in the S mate and the Coun-
cil of State.

Si. He prefides In the Trihtmal of Caffation and the Tribu-
nals of Appeal, when the Government judges it proper.
82. He has the right of vigilance and fuperintendance over
the Tribunals and Jultices of Peace.
83. The Tribunal of Caffation, when he 11:s as Prefident, has
the right of cenfure and difciplint over the Tribunals of Appeal
am! the Criminal Tribunals. He may, on ferious complaints,
fulpend the Judges from their fundtions, and-fend them before
a Judge, to give an account of their conduct.
114 The Tribunals of Appeal have the right of fuperintend-
anee over the Civil Tributialswithin their jurifdidtion, and the
Civil Tribunals over the Juftices of Peace of their Dill hft.
Sc. The Commiffioners of Government to the Tribunal of
Ca ffation, fuperintends the Commiffioners to the Tribunals of
Appeal and the Criminal Tribunals. The Commillionfra to
the Tribunals of Appeal fupeeintend the CommilTioners to the
Inferior Tribunals. _ _

86. The Members of the Tribunal of Legation are apiwiinted
by the Senate on the prefentation of the knit Cupful. '1 he
rirft Conful prefenta three Canuidates for each %wart place.

TITLE X.-RIGHT OF ►ARD(!NING.

87. The Firit Conful has the right of pardoning. He cur-
dles it after the deliberation of the Privy Council, compared
of the Grand Judu, two Minifters, two Couudis, and two
Members of the Tribunal of Cafration.
The Council of State having, on the refcrcnce of the Confaa,
dilcuffed the above projedt. approve of it, :.n1 agr-c that it
be prefented to the Confuls in due form.
(A true Copy,) J. G. Loc az, S-..critary General ()rib,:
Council of St..tc.
ApprovcJ, Bo N .IPA aT e, Fitt Conful.
By order of the Firit Conful,
H. B. MA SET, Secretary of State.

The proh.et of the Organic St.:l4tas C•n,fultum wa% carried
to the Confervative Senate by the Counts liors of State Rq..ier,
Portali4, and Deffolle, Orators of the Government, and adopted
by the Senate in its fitting (Atlas day.