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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-03-20
Volume XVI..- Number 16.

ported out of the State for any Of
tense committed within the same
and no conviction shall work cor
ruption Of blood, or forfeiture OF es
tate.
SEC. Is. No soldier shall, in time
Of peace, be quartered in any house
without the consent OF the owner
nor, in time of war, except in the
manner prescribed by law.
SEC. Ia. The right of the people
to be secure in their persons, houses
papers, and possessions. against un'
reasonable searches and seizures
shall not be violated; and no war.
rant shall issue, but upon probable
cause, supported by oath or affirma'
ton, particularly describing the place
to be searched, and the person and
things to be seized.
Sec. Is. No person shall be i'm
prisoned for debt in any civil action,
on mesne or final process, unless in
cases Of fraud.
SEC. Is. All courts shall be open,
and every person, for an injury done
him in his land, goods, person, or
reputation, shall have remedy by
due course OF law; and justice, ad-
rninistered without denial or delay.
SEC. IL. No hereditary emolu-
ments, honors, or privileges,shal ever
be granted or conferred by this
State.
Sec. Ie. Nopower of suspending
laws shall ever be exercised, except
by the General Assembly.
SEC. I9. Private property shall
ever be held inviolate, but subseryient
10 the public welfare. When taken
in time of war, or other public ex-
igency, imperativeIy requiring its
immediate seizure, or for the purpose
of making or repairing roads, which
shall be open to the public, without
charge, a compensation sh a IL be
made TO the owner, in money: and in
all other cases, where private property
shall be taken for public use, a COM
Densation therefor shall first be made in
or first secured by deposit of
and such compensation shall
be assessed by jury, without deduction
or benefits to any property of the ow-
her.
SEC. 20. This enumeration of rights
'hall not be construed to impair or deny
,thers retained by the people; and all
powers, not herein delegated, remain
With the people.
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ARTICLE w.
JUDICIAL.

SEC. l. The judicial power oI
the State shall be vested in a Su-
preme Court, in District Courts,
Courts Of Common Pleas, Courts ol
Probate, Justices Of the Peace, and
in such other Courts inferior to the
Supreme Court, in one or more coun-
lies, as the General Assembly may
from time to time establish.
SEC. 2. The Supreme Court shall
consist of five Judges, majority oI
whom shall be necessary TO form a
quorum. or TO pronounce a decision.
1t shall have original Jurisdiction in
quo warranto, mandamus, habeas
corpus, and pfocedendo, and such
appellate jurisdiction as may be pro-
vided by law. Ii shall hold at least
one term, in each year, at the seat
of government, sud such other terms,
at the seat Of government or else
where, as may be provided by law,
The Judges Of the Supreme Cousl
shall be elected by the electors
the State at large. 9r
SEC. 3. The State shall be
ded into nine common pleas dist
of which the county OF Ha1
shall constitute one Of comps
ritory and bounded by county
and each of said districts con
of three OF more counties, 81
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shall have been rendered, or the con
tract entered into; nor, shall any mon
ey be paid, or any claim, the suhjec
matter of which shall not have beer
provided for by pre-existing law, unless
such compensation, or claim, be allowed
BY two-thirds of the members elected
to each branch of the General Assem-
bly,.
SEC. 80. No new county shall con-
tain less than four hundred square
miles of territory,no shall any coun.
ty be reduced below that amount
and all laws creating new counties
changing county lines, or removing
county seats, shall, before taking sf,
feet, be submitted 10 the electors oI
the several counties to be effected
thereby, at the next general election
after the passage thereof, and be
adopted by majority Of all the elec-
tors voting at such election, in each
Of said counties; but any county now
or hereafter containing one hundred
thousand inhabitants, may be divi-
ded, whenever a majority OF the vo-
ters, residing in each Of the propos-
ed divisions, shall approve OF the
law passed for that purpose; but, no
town or city within the same, shall
be divided, nor, shall either OF the
divisions contain less than twenty
thousand inhabitants.
Sec. 81. The members and Off
GERS Of the General Assembly shall
receive fixed compensation, TO be
prescribed by law, and no other al
lowance or perquisites, either in the
payment OF postage or otherwise; and
no change in their compensation shall
take effect during their term OF Of
fee.
SEC. 80. The General Assembly
shall grant no divorce, nor, exercise
any judicial power, not herein ex-
pressly conferred.
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ARTICLE iii.
EXECUTIVE.

SEC. L. The Executive Depart.
ment shall consist OF a Governor
Lieutenant Governor, Secretary o
State. Auditor, Treasurer, and an
Attorney General, who shall ht
chosen by the electors of the State
on the second Tuesday of October,
and at the places of voting for mem.
bers of the General Assembly.
SEC. 2. The Governor, Lieuten.
ant Governor, Secretary Of State
Treasurer, and Attorney General
shall hold their offices Tor two years,
and the Auditor for four years.
Their terms of Office shall commence
on the second Monday of January
next after their election, and con-
tinUe until their successors are elec-
ted and qualified.
SEC. 3. The returns ofevery election
for the officers named in the foregoing
section, shall be sealed up and trans
mitted to the seat Of Government by
the returning officers, directed to the
President of the Senate, who, during
the first week of the session, shall
open and publish them, and declare
the result in the presence OF a major
ity Of the members OF each House
of the General Assembly. The per-
sor having the highest number Of
votes shall be declared duly elected;
but if any two or more shall be high
est, and equal in votes, for the same
Office, one of them shall he chosen
by the joint vote Of both Houses.
SEC. 4. Should there be no ses-
sion Of the General Assembly in jan
uary next after an election for any
of the officers aforesaid, the returns
of such election shall be made TO
the Secretary of State, and opened,
and the result declared by the Gov
ernor, in such manner as may be
provided by law.
SEC. 5. The supreme executive
power of this State shall be vested
in the Governor.
SEC. 6. He may require informa-
ton, in writing, from the officers in !
the executive department, upon any |
subject relating TO the duties Of their
offices; and shall see that
The laws are faithfully executed.
Sec. Z. He shall communicate,
at every session, by message to the
Assembly, the condition Of
lhe State, recommend such meas
lres as he shall deem expedient.
SEC. s. He may, on extraordina-
~ occasions. convene the General
by proclamation, and shall
Itate to both Houses, when assem-
oled, the purpose for which they
nave been con vened.
SEC. 9. In case of disagreement
the two Houses in respect
% the time Of adjournment, he shall
nave power to adjourn the General
Assembly to such time as he may
hink proper, but not beyond the reg
liar meetings thereof.
SEC. 10. He shall be commsn-
ler-in-ehief Of the military and ma
,al forces Of the Stale, except when
hey shall be called into the service
,f the United States.
SEC. ii. He shall have power,
lfter conviction, to grant reprieves,
combinations. and pardons, for all
crimes and offences, except treason
md cases ofimpeachment, upon such
conditions as he may think proper,
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ARTICLE II.
LEGISLATIVE.

SECTION 1. The Legislative powel
of this State shall be vested in a Gen
eral Assembly, which shall consist of &
Senate and House of Representatives
Sec. 2 Senators and Represents
tives shall be elected biennially, by the
electors in the respective counties ol
districts, on the second Tuesday Of Oc'
tober; their term of Office shall com
mence on the frst'day of January mex
thereafter, and continue two years.
SEC. 8. Senators and Representa-
tives shall have resided in their respec-
rive counties, or districts, one year
next preceding their election, unless
they shall have been absent on the pub
lie business Of the United States, or
this State.
SEC. a. No person holding Office
under the authority of the United States,
or any lucrative office under the author
ity of this State, shall be eligible to, or
have a seat in, the General Assembly;
but this provision shall not extend to
township officers, justices of the peace,
notaries public, or officers of tn e
militia.
SEC. 5. No person hereafter convic-
ted of an embezzlement of the public
funds shall hold any Office in this State;
nor shall any person, holding public
money for disbursement or otherwise,
have a seat in the General Assembly.
until he shall have accounted for and
paid such money into the treasury.
SEC. 6. Each House shall be Judge
Of the election, returns, and quali6ca-
tions, of its own members; a majority
of all the members elected to each
House, shall be a quorum to do busi-
ness; but, less number may adjourn
from day to day, and compel the atten-
dance of absent members, in such man.
ner, and under such penalties, as shall
be prescribed by law.
SEC. 7. The mode of organizing the
House of Representatives at the COM
mencement of each regular session,
shall be prescribed by law.
SEC. g.. Each house, except as other
wise provided in this Constitution, shall
choose its own officers, may determine
its own rules of proceedings, punish IFS
members for disorderly conduct; and,
with the concurrence Of two-thirds. ex-
pei member, but not the second time
for the same cause; and, shall have all
other powers, necessaryto provide for
IFS safety, and the undisturbed transac-
ton of its business.
SEC. 9. Each House shall keep a
correct journal ofits proceedings, which
shall be published. At the desire of
any two members, the yeas and nays
shall be entered upon the journal; and
on the passage of every bill, in either
House, the vote shall be taken by yeas
and nays, and entered upon the journal;
and no law shall be passed, in either
House, without the concurrence of
majority Of all the members elected
thereto.
SEC. 10. Any member of either
House shall have the right to protest
against any act, or resolution thereof;
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ARTICLE vi.

SEC. l. The principal Of all funds arising
from the sale or other disposition Of lands or
other property granted or entrusted to this
State for educational and religious purposes,
shall forever be preserved inviolate and undi-
minished, and the income arising therefrom
shall be faithfully applied to the specific OBJ
jeets Of the original grants or appropriations.
SEC. 2. The General Assembly shall make
such provisions by taxation or otherwise. as
with the income arising from the school trust
fund, will secure a thorough and Efficient sys-
TEN of common schools throughout the State,
but no religious or other sect or seets shall ever
have any exclusive right TO or control Of any
part OF the school funds Of this State.
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ARTICLE VII.
.BLIc INSTITUTIONS .


SEC. I. Institutions for the benefit Of the
insane, blind. and deaf and dumb. shall always
be fostered and supported by the State. and Be
subject to sneh regulations as may be pre-
seribed by the General Assembly. 80
SEC. ?. The Directors Of the PenItentiary
shall be appointed or elected in such manner
as the General Assembly may direct, and the
Trustees Of the benevolent and other State in
stitutionS, now elected by the General Assem-
blJ, and Of such other State institutions ~
may be hereafter created, shall be appointed
by the Governor, by, and with the advice and
consent Of the Senate, and upon all nomins-
tions made by the Governor, the question shall
be taken by yeas and nays, and entered upon
the journals Of the Senate .r
SEC. 3. The Governor shall have power to
I'll all vacancies that may occur in the Offices
aforesaid until the next session Of the GensE-
al Assembly, and until a successor tn his APP
pointee shall be confirmed and qualified.
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ARTICLE VIII.
PUBLIC DEBT AND PUBLIC WORKS {.


SEc. !. The State may contract debts to
supply casual deficits or failures in revenues.
or to meet expenses not otherwise provided
for, but the aggregate amount Of such debts,
direct and contingent, whether contracted By
virtue Of one or more acts Of the General As
sembly, or at different periods Of time, shall
never exceed seven hundred and fifty thousand
dollars. and the money arising from the cFea-
tion Of such debts shall be applied to the pur-
pose for which it was obtained, or to repay the
debts so contracted, and for no other purpose
whatever.
SEC. 2. In addition TO the above limited
power the State may contract debts to repel
invasion, suppress insurreetion, defend the
State in war, Or to redeem the present OUT
standing indebtedness Of the State, but the
money arising from the contracting Of such
debts shall be applied to the purpose for which
it was raised, or to repay such debts, and to no
other purpose whatever; and all debts incur
red to redeem the present outstanding indeb-
tednesS Of the Stale. shall be so contracted a.
to be payable by the sinking fund heIeinafter
provided for as the same shall accumulate.
SEC. 3. Except the debts above specified in
sections one and two Of this article, no debt
whatever shall hereafter be created by or on
behalf Of the State. 4
Sac. 4. The credit Of the State shall not in
any manner be given, OF loaned to or in aid Of
any individual, ,association or corporation what
ever, nor shall the State ever hereafter become
joint owner or stoekholder in any company,
or association. in this STATE or elsewhere, FORM
ed for any purpose whatever.
SEC. 5. The State shall never assume the
debts Of any county, city, town, or township,
or or any corporation whatever, unless such
debt shall have been created to repel invasion,
suppress insurrection, or defend the So
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Whole Number 1876.

Court to perform Che duties of clerk for his
court. under such regulations q may Be direes-
ted BY law. Clerks Of courts shall b movable
Tor such cause. and in such manner. a. shall Be
prescribed By las.
SEC. az. Judges may Be removed nom Of
hee BY concurrent resolution Of both Houses Of
the General Assembly, II two-thinds Of the
members elected to each House concur therein;
out no such removal shall Be made, except pp-
on complaint, The substane of'which shall Be
entered on the journal, nor until the party
charged shall have had notice Thereof, and an
Opportunity to be heard. -eai
SIC. IL. The several judges Of the Supreme
Court, OF the Common Pleas, aud Of such other
courts as may be created, shall respectively
have and exercise such power and jurisdiction,
az chambers, or otherwise, a. may be directed
BY law. M
SKe. l9. The General Assembly may sstab-
lish courts Of eonciliation, and prescribe theis
powers and duties, but such courts shall not
render final judgment in any case, except up
on submission by the parties Of the matter in
dispute, and their agreement to abide such
Judgment. ~,
SIC. 20. The style Of all process. shall be
"The State Of Ohio.n An prosecutions shall
be carried on in the name and by the authority
Of the State Of Ohio, and all indictments
shall conclude against the peace and dignity
Of the State Of Ohio.'' -r
ARTICLE v. =.
ELECTIVE franchise. @
SEC. l. Every white male citizen Of the
United States, Of the age Of twenty-one years,
who shall have been a resident of the State
one year preceding the election, and Of the
county, township or ward in which he resides,
such time as may be provided by law. shall have
the Qualifications Of an elector, and be enti-
tied to vote at all elections.
SEC. ?. All elections shall be by ballot.
SEC. Electors, during their attendance
at elections, and in going to and returning
therefrom, shall be privileged from arrest in all
cases, except treason, felony, and breach Of the
peace.
Sac. 4. The General Assembly shall have
power to exclude from the privilege of voting.
or Of being eligible to Office, any person con-
vlcsed OF bribery, perjury, or other infamous
crime.
SEC. S. No person in the military naval
or marine service Of the United States shall,
by being stationed in any garrison or military
OF naval station within the State, be consider.
ed a resident OF this State.
SEC. s. No idiot or insane person shall be-
entitled to the privilege Of an elsetoE.
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CONSTITUTION
OF The STATE OF OHIO.

We the people of the State Of
Ohio, grateful to Almighty God lor
our freedom, 10 secure its blessings
and promote our common welfare,
do establish this Constitution.
The Arkansas banner., 1851-01-07
EDUCArr YOUR DAuGm rERs.

FT1 ssnai-snaani examination of t;le youL.g ladies \ of the Tesp Fem tie Seminary will co1n,nehce CD "Wednesday the isth day el Drcemnrr next ana esniinue 'hree days The eHerc,ses wili he F~sa- iiAriy attractive consisting Of the exa'a'dsiian duFiag tke fos eneon of each cay and ieetarvs hy genlIsmea distingGi he'd s"s their Lsss'y aud Sci- satif;e alsiIi,i-s tu inc aysernosn he Ladies ol the "RIdg~' wil give mag Hitteeni AIR sna srF- rEn to aId to ts erection of sstahe Lecture k0oss While the Concerts, Compositions aud EsScutsop by the yoang is3ie. wili ensure aa sgrssble vaS- ety to the eai~Fainss-aIs 10 those who 'iesirr to educate their D.Hght-rs. the oeession wih Prrs-s favorable opportunity 10 Iuage Of ,,,e merits u ths Seminary The next session will begin tie lr' Monday In Jsnasry, 1851 4mpie arrangr'nent will be made to sccommois,e all who 'nay co'n- The public g~aes fly resPesifuy invited 10 at- tend. By ordcr Of the Boani "f GoaSdans
 JOHN $. C IRWIN.
 Nov. .I9 1859 -II-ff PTesiteat
The Arkansas banner., 1851-01-07
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 Ahead of all Others!f
The Envy af ali FtIi. .sIs.ae.s.arsrs,,

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The Arkansas banner., 1851-01-07

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The Arkansas banner., 1851-01-07
LITTLE ROCK HIGH SCHOOL. BeaEaing aRd Day Sshael Fer Tsuar Isdlex

THE businsss q shis Seminary viii hs r-sumed l the 9sh Sept. 70. VI. whpn a panetaal assea- dAnce ot ihe Pnpsls is easa@s'lT ssqnvsEsa.
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 The1eession oFthe city ofbiuIe Roek is keAIihfaI PleAsan'. and accessible at sH times. by steamboat and stage
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