The Arkansas advocate., 1836-02-05

 mem. for anq malpractice or misdemeahof in office bui judgment in such cases snali not extend furherthan removal from oillee' and disqualification 10 hold anyofice ot ho- nor, trust or profit under this State. he party impeached, whether convicted or ae- ] aui,led, shall nevertheless be liable to De indicted, tried and punished, according to law.
 27The House of Representatives shall have the soie power of Impeachment; and all inlpeaehments shall be tried by the Senate; and when sittng for that ptifpase, thae seaa- ltors shall be on oath or affirmation to do justice according 10 law and evidence When the Governor shall be tried, the Chef Justice ef the Supreme Court shall preside, and no person shall be convicted without the concurrence of two thirds of all the l Senators eleeted And for reasonable cause, which shall not be sufficient ground of impeachment, the Governor shall, on the I joint address of two thirds of each branch of the Legislature, remove from office inc ] Judges of Supreme and Inferior Courts: P,ouided, The cause or causes of removal be spread on the journals, and the party charged be notified of the same, and heard by himself and counsel before the vote Is finally taken and decided.
 2SThe appointment Of all officers not other- wise directed by this Constitution, shall be made in such manner as may be prescribed by law: And all officers, both civil and mi
 iarv, acting under the authority of this Staie, shall, before entry on the duties ot fheir respective offices, take an oath Or atfir- nation to support the Constitution of ihe United states and of this State, and 10 de- mean themselves faithfully in office.
 29No County now established by law, shall ever be reduced by the establishment of any new County or Counties, to less than nne hundred square miles, nor to a less popula- lion than it's ratio of representation in the House of Representatives; nor shall any county be hereafter established winch shall contain less Ihan nine hundred square miles, (exeept Washington county, which may be reduced 10 SIX hundred square miIes) or less population than would en- title each county to member in tho House of Representatives.
 30The style of the laws of this State shall be 'sBe it enacted by the General Assem- bly, of the State of Arkansas
 3l The State shall from time to lime be divided into convenient Districts, in such manner that the Senate shall be based upon the free white male inhabitants of the State, each Senator representing an equal number as nearly as practicable; and until the first ; enumeration of the inhabitants Is taken the Districts shall be arranged as follows: The County of Washington shall con- pose one District, and elect two Senators.
 The Counties oi' Carroll, searcy and Iz ard shall compose one District, and elect one Senator.
 The Counties of Independence and Jackson shall compose one District, and elect one Senator.
 The Counties of Lawrence and Ran dolph shall compose one District, and elect } one Senator.
 The Counties of Johnson and Pope shall compose one District. and elect one Sena- flor.
 The Counties of Crawford and Scott shall compose one District, and elect one Senator.
 The Counties of Conway and Van Bu- ren shall compose one District, and elect ore Senator.
 Y The Counties of Pulaski. White and Sa- line shall compose one District, and elect kpne Senator.
 The Counties of Hot Spring. Clark and Pike shall compose one District, and elect one Senator.
 The Counties of Heinpsiead and Lafay- cite shall compose one District, and elect one Senator.
 The Counties of Sever and Miller shall compose one District. and elect one Sena tor.
 The Counties of Chicot and Union shall z compose one District, and elect one Sena- tor.
 The Counties of Arkansas and Jefferson shall compose one District, and elect one Senator.
 The Counties of Phillips and Monroe shall compose one District, and elect one Senator.
 ]. The Counties of St Francis and Greene shall compose one District, and elect one Senator.
 The Counties of Crittenden and Misss- , sippl shall compose one District. and elect one Senaor.
 And the Senate shall never consist of less than seventeen nor more than thirty-ihree members; and as soon as the Senate shall meet after the first election 10 he held under this Constitution, they shall cause the Sena- tors 10 be divided hy lot into two classes nine of the first class and eight of the se- I f.t. -