Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-02

81. The members OF the Legislative
body cannot attend the fitting of the
electoral college to which they belong.
All the other public funttionaries have a
right to attend and to vote.
s.. No cantonal a1embly lhall proceed
to nominate to the places that belong to
it in an electoral college until theie places
are reduced to two thirds.
So. The electoral colleges can aaembIe
only in conlequence Of an at Of convoca.
ton emanating from the government, and
in the places aligned TO them. They can
take cognizance of the futjeets only for
which they are aGembIed, nor eau they
prolong their fittings beyond the time
fixed by the ae of conyoca,ion. IF they
exceed theie limits, the government poi
ieaes the right of dillolving them.
81. The electoral colleges can neither
directly or indirectly, nor under any pre-
text whatloeyer hold any intercour!e with,
each other.
IS. The diaolution OF an electoral body
neceaarily leads TO the renewal of all its
members.
TITLE ".
OF THE CoNSULs.
go. The Confuls are for life. They
are members of the ienate and act as Pre-
hdents.
40. The !econd and Third Conluls are
appointed by the lena,e on the pre(entation
EFF the if.
al. For This purpole, when either Of
the Two places becomes vacant, the Firit
Conlul prelents to the fenate 6re per.
ion. | he is not appointed, he preients
iecond and if the iecond is rot ap-
pointed. he preGents third, who is lot re-
GETTY appointed.
a.. When the FirA Conlul thinks pro-
per, he appoints citizen to fucceed him,
AFTER his deash, according ,o the ferns
preioribed n the preceding article.
43. The citizen appointed TO fLcceed
the FIR Conlul takes an oath TO the
Republic, TO DC administered by the Firlt
ConGI, s1i0ed by the Second and Third
coniuls, in the p.elence OF the Senate,
the Miniae.s, the Council Of State the
Legislative Body, the Tribunal of Gaia
sion, the Archbilhops, Bihops, Preiidents
of the Tribunals of Appeal, the Pref
dents Of the Electoral Colleges, the Pre-
Gdcnts CT the Cantonal Afemblies, the |
Grand Officers Of the Legion Of Honor,
and the Maytors Of the "a principal cities
Of the Republic. TIE S., eta y Of State
drrws up the trocel, s0erb0l Of the sdmi-
nifration of the oath.
a.. TIE oash | in thele terms"
fwear to MAINTAIN the contribution to
refped the liberty of confidence to op-
pofe the return of feuaal infitutions ne
yer to make war but fer the defence and
glory Of the Republic ard not to EN-.
pioy the power wherein | fhall be veRed,
but for the Happiness of the people from
whom and for whom | lhaIl have receiv-
ed it,
IS. Having taken this oath, he takes
his feat in the Senate Immediately after
the Third Coofal.
As. The Firf Coniul may dePoGt a
mong the archives Of Government his |
with as to the nomination of a luccehor,
to be prelen,ed to the Senate after his
death.
Al. In,his cafe he fummcns he at.en-
dance of the Second & Third Coniuls, The
niniaers & Pteiden.s of the Sections Of the
council ofita'e. In their prefence he de-
livers to the Secretary Of State the papers
fealed with his fal, and in which his
with is recorded. This paper is fublcrlb- |
ed by all thoie who are Prefent at the |
trantaction. The iecretary OF State de-
potts it among the archives Of Govern.
ment in the prefencc of the MiniGers and
Preiidents Of the Sections Of the Council
of State.
4S. The Firf Conful may withdraw
IL. Iac. ob(orv:or Tho {orn,a iitiec