The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1846-11-07

~. mo judicial oHlcer 10 reserve an y
fees to his own use.
l8. The Legislature may authorize
the judgments, decisions, and decree!
OF any local court, &C., to be removed
| for revision, into the Court of Appeals
10. The Legislature shall provide
for the speedy publication of all stat
ute laws, and such judicial decisions a.
may seem expedient.
90. Tribunals of concilation may be
established; but no judgment to be OBJ
ligatory on the parties, except they
voluntarily submit their matters in diff
ference in presence of such tribunal
an agree to abide the judgment Of the
| court.
81. The Legislature to appoint three
Commissioners, whose duty it shall be
to revise, reform, and simplify and
abridge the rules of practice, pleadings
forms of proceedings of the courts o.
record of this state, and report thereon.
90. Provision is made for setting
apart designated sum from the reve.
nues of the canals as sinking fund, for
the payment of the interest and princi-
pal of the canal debt, and also sepa-
rate sum for the cxtinguishment Of the
debt due the General Fund. After
complying with the foregoing provis-
ions annually, the surplus revenue OF
the canals is to be applied to finishing
the Erie canal enlargement, and carry
ing out the provision Of law relative TO
the Genesee Valley and Black River
canals.
%. No money to be paid out Of the
State Treasury except in pursuance OF
an appropriation by law.
"a. The credit of the State shall not
be given or loaned, in aid ofany individ-
ual association or incorporation what
ever.
95. Corporations may be formed un-
der general laws, but shall not be crea-
ted under special acts.
26. Dues from corporations shall be
secured by such individual liability as
may be prescribed by law.
81. No act shall be passed for grant
ing special charters for banking pur-
poses, but corporations may be formed
for such purposes under general laws.
90. The legislature shall have no
power TO authorize the suspension of
specie payments by any of the banks.
90. Provision shall be made by law
for registering the notes to be issued
by banks.
80. The stockholders in banking as
sociations or corporations, after the
year 1850, shall be individually liable,
in cash, to the amount of their respec-
tive shares of stock in any such corpo-
ration. for all debts contracted after the
year 1850.
80. In case of the insolvency of such
corporation. the holders of bills issued
by such corporation shall have the pref
erence over all other debt or liabilities.
SO. The Legislature to provide for
the organization of cities and villages,
and shall restrain their power Of taxa
ton, borrowing money, &c.
33. The common school fund to be
increased twenty-five thousand dollars
annually, from the United States de-
posit fund.
"a. Sherihs, Clerks, of counties, Cor
oners and District Attorneys, to be
chosen by the electors once in three
years, in each county.
35. At the election to be held IN the
year 1866, and on every ten years
thereafter, the question, ''shall there be
a Convention to revise the Constitu.
tion," shall be decided by the electors.
SO. The office Of Chancellor, Judges
of the existing Supreme Court, Circuit
Judges, Vice chancellors, Judges OF
the existing County Courts, Supreme
Court Commissioners, Masters in Chan
Gerry, and Surrogatcs, Except as herein
forD are abolished from and
after the first Monday in June, l847.
THE BARREL MOVEMENT.
A sketch of camp life on the Rio Grande.