Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-05-03
NUMBER 8.

the regular term lOr winch ne v as elScbeor
the vacancy shall filled BY appointment bY
the Governor, until a successoris elected and
qualified and such successor shall be elected
for the anexpired term, al the FIRST annual
election that occurs more than thirty days
after the vacancy shall have happened.
Sec. H. The Judges Of the supreme
court, and of the court of common pIeas,shaIi,
at stated times, receive, for their services,
such compensation'as may be provided BY
law which shall not be diminished, or ifcreas-
ed, during their term Of Office but they shall
receive no fees or perquisites. nor hold any
other office of profit or trust under the auth
ority of this State or the United States All
votes for either Of them, for any elective Office.
except a judicial office, under the authority
of this State, given BY the General Assembly,
or the people, shall be void.
Sec. Is. The General Assembly may IN
crease, or diminish, the number Of the Judges
Of the supreme court. the number Of the district
of the court of common pleas, the number Of
Judges in any district, change the districts.
or the subdivisions thereof. or establish other
courts, whenever two-thirds Of the members
elected to each House shall concur therAins
but no such change addition, or diminution,
shall yacate the Office Of any Judge
Sec. I6. There shall be elected in each
county, by the electors thereof one clerk Of
the court of common pleas, who shall hold his
Office for the term Of three years, and until bic
successor shall be elected and qualified, He
shall, by virtue of his afiice, be clerk Of all
other courts of record held therein; but, the
General Assembly may provide, by law, for
the election of clerk, witia ike term Of Off
ce, for each or any other Of the courts Of re-
cord, and may authorize the Judge of the Pro-
bate court to perform the duties Of clerk for bis
court, under such regulations as may be d.
reeted by law Clerks Of Courts shall be re-
movable for such cause, and in such manner.
as shall be prescribed By law.
Sec.l17. Judges may be removed from
Office. by concurrent resolution of both Houses
of the General Assembly, if two thirds, Of
the members, elected to each house, concur
therein; but, nosuch removal shall be made,
except upon complaint, ,she substance ef hich
shall be entered on the journal. nor, until the
party charged shall have had notice thereof
and an opportunity to be heard.
Sec. l1s The several Judges Of tbe sup
RENE court. of the common pleas. and Of such
other courts as may be created, shall respec-
lively, have and exercise such power and luyis-
diction, at chambers, or otherwise, DIS Inay be-
directed By law. a7ea s
Sec 10. The General Assembly may es-
tablsh courts of Cancellation, and prescribe their
powers and duties; but such courts shall not
render final judgement, in any case except up
on submission. by the parties. of the matter
in dispute, aud their agreement to abide such
judgement.
Sec. 90 The style Of all process shall be,
"The Stato of Ohio;" all prosecution shall bs
carried on, inihe name and BY The authority.
of the State of Ohio; and all alIindictments shah
conclude, against the peace an dignity of
the State Ohio" iesf
ARTICLE v.
xLEcTIvE FRANCHISE
Sec. ]. 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 rext preceding the election, and Of
the county. township. or ward, in which he re-r
sides. such time as may be provided BY law
shall have the qualifications Of an eleetor, and
be entitled TO vote at all elections. -
Sec. q. All elections shall be by ballet
Sec 3. Electors, during their attendance,
Rt elections, and in going 70, and returning
therefrom, shall be privileged from arrest in
all cases, except treason, felony and breach Of
the peace.
Sec. A. The General Assembly shall have
power to exclude from the privilege of voting.
or of being eligible to Office, any person con-
victed of bribery, perjury. or other infamopsl
crime.
Sec 5. No person in the Military, Eavui.
or Marine service of the United States, shall,
by being stationed IN any garrison. or military,
or naval station, within the State, be consider
ed resident Of this State.
Sec g. Noidioi, or insane person, shall be-
entitled to the privileges Of an elector. ,
ARTICLE vi
EDrcATIoN.
Sec. l. The principal of all funds. arising,
from the sale, or olher 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 therefron,
shall be faithfully applied to the specific OBJ
jects 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, viii secure thorough and efficient sys7
tenn of common schools throughout the State;
but, no religious or other sect or seets, shall
ever hate any exclusive right to- or control Of.
any part of the school funds Of this State.
ARTICLE VII a.ss asasa
PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS. sstss
Sec. !. Institutions for the benefit o. the
insane blind, and deaf and dumb, shall be al
ways be fostered and supported BY the State:
and be subject tosuch regulations as may be
prescribed by the General Assembly.
See. 2. The Directors of the Penitentiary
shall be appointed or elected in such manner
as the General Assembly may direct; and the
trusteess Of the benevolent, and other State
institutions now elected by the General As
sembly. and Of such other State Institutions
as may be hereafter created. shall be appoint
ted BY the Governor, by and with tho advice
and consent OF the Senate; apd upon all ncsIi-
nations made by the Governor, the question
shall be taken by yeas and nays, and entered
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