The Arkansas advocate., 1836-02-05

and qualified, or until the Governor, ab- sent or impeached, shall return or be ac- quilted.
 SEc. sl9. If, during the vacancy oi the office of Governor, the President of the Senate shall be impeached, removed from office, refuse 10 qualify, resign, die, or be absent from the State, the Speaker of the House of Representatives, shall, in like manner, administer the government.
 SEc. 20. The President Of the Senate. and Speaker of the House of Representa- lives, during the time they respectively ad- minister the government, shall receive the same compensation which the Governor would have received, had he been employ- ..,,, +, .il,,;. e..ttes al his office SEC. 2I. Whenever the office Of Governor shall have become vacant by death, resgna- ,ion. removal from office, or otherwise, pro vided such vacancy shall not happen within eighteen months of the term for which the late Governor shall have been elected, the President of the Senate, or Speaker of he House of Representative, as the case may be, exercising the powers olGoyernor for the dime being, shall immediately cause an elec- slen 10 be held to fill such vacancy, giving, .by proclamation, sixty days previous no. aice thereof, which election shall be go- syerned by the same rules prescribed for gen. .eral elections ot Governor, as far as appIi- cable the returns shall be made to the Secretary of State, who, in presence oi' the acting Governor, and the Judges of the Su- preme Court, or one oi them at least, shall compare them, and together with said ac- tingGovernor and Judges, declare who Is C. lecied and tthere be a contested election. it shall be decided by the Judges of the Stu preme Court, in manner 10 be prescribed by law.
 SEC. 22. The Governor shall always reside at the Seat of Government.
 SEC. B. No person shall hold the of flee ofGovernor and any other office or eoal- mission, evil or military. either in this State, or under any State, or the United States, or any other Power, at one and the same lime.
 SEc. 24. There shall Do elected by the joint voie ot both houses of tho Geaefai Assembly, an Auditor, and Treasurer for this State, who shall hold their offices tor the term of two years, and pulil thesr re- Speciive successors are elected and qaaifi.. ed, nuiess sooner renoYed; and shat keep ilielf resp etlpe oiiices II lne seatu .ser- ernmenl, and perform such duiia> as -hai be prescribed by law: And in ease oi va caney by death, resignation CT otherwise, such vacancy shai be filled by he Cover HOT, as in other cases.
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 SEc. l. The Militia of this State shall be divided lnio convenient Divisions, Bfi- gades, Regiments and Companies, aud off cers of corresponding titles and rank elect ed to command ihem, conforming as nearly se practicable 10 !hs. general regulations o the Army of the United States.
 SEC. 2. Major Generals shall be elect ed by the B:igaditsr Generals and Field Of fcefs Of their respective Divisions; BBFiga dier Generals shall be elected by the Field Officers and commissioned Company Gili- cers of their respective Bfigades; Field 0l- hcers shaii be elected by the officers and prlyates of their respective Regiments; and Captains and Subaltern Officers shall be elected by those subject to military duty in fheir respective companies.
 SEC. 3. The Governor shall appoint the Adjutant General and other members of his Slan; and Major Generals, Brlgadler Generals and Coumandants of Regiments shall respectively appoint their own Staff. And all Commissioned Officers may conli- nue in office during good behavior; and Staff Officers during the same time, subject to be removed by tbe superior Officer from whom they respectively derive their ap continent.
 SECTION VII.
 JUDTCgAL DEpA
 Spo. l. The Judieial power of this State