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Tea: 81 Each horse may punish by iEhptis
4 ngnsnR during Che eessiqp, any persQll. poi =
member, Iar u ses beefIII 81 alsoFdetIg behag
our ii il pfesence o. yrpbslr, any Y
\ II pnmee1ngs. Prnrfdse, such in1 l9pnlnen'
hsll not, t gny linnes exceed forty ght linnrs
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IIpsu. l0kcepl On silch Dccaslb ns' of eesneF'
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See. -. Neither house shalI without the
consent 81 tie niik I, adjourn tor more than
three days nye 70 arr other Place Than t1at %
which lheY my be sitting,
Sec. ~. Bills, may 0FIginate 70 ellaeh house
and be AMENDED, altered orr eleetef Dy 3ha GIN
Ter, bur no bill shall have The force q iaNb ul-
/ til on three several days. It. Pc read a. ieacll
house, and free discussion be allowed thereon,
unless fouf-fifhs ofthe house IN which the bill
shall be pend NJ, may deem Itqxfe dieHt 70 dis
pense with this r1In; and every bill having
passed both houses, hall be signed By the fpeal
ker ana president Of their respective houses. ).
Sec. a., All bills for raising revenue shall
originate in the Hodse Of Repfese ntatiyes, but
The Senate may amend or reject them - o' 't
ef bills. -
Sec. as, Each member Of tie Legislature
shall receive fran The public Ire ,sUry 2 Com
pensat,on FOR his services, which may be m
ceased or diminished by law bit no increase
Of compensation shall take effect during the
.sessf on at which such increase shalt have been
Sc. 26. No Senator Or Representative
shall. during the term for winch he shah have
been elected, nor for one year thereafter. De
appointed 10 any civil Office Of profii under this
State. which shall have been created, or The
emoIutnents of which shall have been increas-
ed during such term except such offices as
may be filed by elections by the people, and
noTnember Of either house Of the Legislature
shall, after the commencement of the tirst SEES
sion Of the Legislature. after his election. aud
during the remainder of The term for which he
is elected, be eligible 10 any Office or place, the
appt inif,eni 10 which may be made III whole
or in part by either branch of the legislature.
Sec. ~. No Judge of any court OF law or
equity. secretary OF state, attorney general
clerk of any court of record, sherifnr collector,
or any person holding lucrative Office under
The United States or tins State shall he ei gIbie
To the Legislature. ProUided, That Offices 10
The militia, 70 which there is tacbed no annu
Il salary. and the Office of Justice of the peace,
shat not be deemed lucrative.
SCI. g. No person who hath heretofore
been, or here fter may be, collector or holder
1f public moneys 6hAl, nave seat IN either
lonse of the Legislature, until such person
shall have accounted for. aud paid into the srea-
,nrg, al sums for which he may be accounta- |
DE.
Sec. 90. The first election for senators and |
epres entafiVes shall be general throughout |
he state, and shall be held on the first Monday |
Iad day following in November, 1883; and |
hereafter, there shall be biennial elections for
enators 10 fill the places Of those whose term
i service may have expired.
Sec. 80. The first and all future sessions Of
he leg stature shall be held in the town Of
ackson, in ItIecounly If Kinds, until the year
$50. During the first session thereafter. the
legislature shall have power 10 designate by
aw the permanent seat of government Prof.
ided hoUeper. That unless such designation
then made by law. The seat of government
hall 20 thine permanent at the town OF Jack
IN. The first session shall commence on the
hird Monday in November, ira the year 1898.
And in every two years ihereaf er, at such
mes as may be prescribed by law. 4
Sec. 81. Fha Governor, Secretary of State
'reas Irer, Auditor Of Public Accounts and At
orBey General shall reside al the seat of Gov
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