Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-12-30

with such restrictions and limitations as IN
nay ihlhk proper. Upon convictions 70
treason, he shlll have power 10 suspend tie
scn'ence, until the case shall bc reported
10 Ike Leg Stature at lis Eexi session. He
shall communicate 10 the Legislature b,
message each case of repieve, cominuta
non and pardon by him granted, since The
next PIE vous session of The Legislature,
stating The name Of the convict, The crime
! OF which he was convicted, The sentence
ana lis date, and the date and conditions o.
the commntaiion, pardon or rel rervc.
Sec I. In case Of The Impeachment, Of The
Governor or his removal from office, death,
lnabllHyEfrom mental or physical disease
resISnati on or absence from the State. the
powers aud du les Of the office shall de
volve upon The Lieutenant Governor for
the residue Of the term, or until The Gov.
ernor absent or impeachad, shall re.ur. or
the disability shall cease. Blu, when the
Governor. with the consent ofthe Leeisfa-
ture be out OF the State in time of war, a,
The heav of the military force thereof, he
shall still continue commander.in CHI eff Of
all the litary force Of the State.
Sec. 8. The Lieutenant Governor shall
be President Of The Senate, but shall have
0 My a casting vote therein. If during a
vacancy Of the office of Governor, the
Lieutenant Governor shall be impe ached.
Displaced. resign, die, or from mental or
physical disease, become incapable Of per-
forming his duties, or lie absent from the
State, the Secretary Of State shall act as
Governor, until the vacancy shall be filed
or the disability shall cease.
Sec. 9. The Lieutenant Governor sh all
| receive double he per dem Of members
Of The Senate, for every days attendance
as Pres dent of the Senate, aud the same
mileage as shall be allowed 10 m embers OF
the Legislature.
Sec, 10. The Governor and Lieutant
Governor or either OF them, shall not du-
ring the term tor which he or they are O.
Iected, hold any other Office of trust, honor,
profit or emolumeni under this State or The
Uni;ed States, or any other State o. the
Union,or any fore gn Stale or governmen
Sec. IL. Every bill which shall have
passed the Legislature, shall before i; be-
tore il becomes law be presen ed to the
Governor; if he approve, he shall sign il;
but if not be shall return it with his obiec
tons to that house in which il shall have
originated, who shall enter the objections
at large on their journal, and proceed 10 re.
consider t. II, after such reconsideration
two-tbirds Of The members present shall q
gree 10 pass the bill, it shall be sent, 10.
gether with the objections, TO the othe
house. by which il shall likewise be recon
sidered, End if approved by two-,hirds o
the members present,it shall become law
But in all elses, the votes of both house.
shall be determined by "yeas" and 'nays'
and the names voting for and against the
bill, shall be entered on the journal of acf
house respectively. If any bill shall no
be returned by the Governor within three
days Sundays excepted after it shall have
been presented 10 him, the same shall be &
law, unless the Legislature shall, by thei
adjournment prevent lis return, in whief
case it shall not he law.