Mississippi palladium. [volume] (Holly Springs, Miss.) 1851-1852, 1852-04-01
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Art 90. The Senate Is eompsed, FIRST, I
of the cardinals, marshals, aud adnllrals /;
second, of the citizens whom The President
Of the republic deems fit to elevate to the /
dignity of Senator.
Art. 81. The senators are n.< remoya- i
bic, and are for life.
Art. %. The functions of se,aator are
rratuitous; nevertheless, the F.sei1ent Of
he republic may accord the sekaiora, by
reason OF. the services rendered asld OF their
position as respects fortune, peFsonal do
Lason, which shall not excees 30,000f
yearly.
Art. %. The presidents and ice presi-
dents of the Senate are named hs tlle Pres
dent of the republic, and chose amongst
the senators. They are name4 for one
wear The salary of the Presisssnt Of The
Senate is fixed by decree.
Art. 24. The President of tie republic
eas,va1sz s1s.i ,rose,ss,las s.sate. lie
fixes the duration of It's session by a de
cree. The sittings of the Senate are not
public.
Art. %. The Senate is the guardian Of
the fundamental pact and of the public lib
critics. No law can be published before be-
+ ing submitted to it.
Art. 26. The Senate opposes the publ
cation-frst, of laws which may be contra
ry to or affect the constitution, religion,
morals, the liberty of worship, the liberty
of persons, equality Of the citizens before
the laws, inyiciability of property, and the
principle Of the irremoyabilily of the mag
lStracy; second, of those which may en-
danger the safety of The territory.
Art 27. The Senate regulates by Sen
atuS Couaultum-1, the constitution OF The
colonies and OF Algeria 2, all that has not
been provided for by the constitution, and
which is necessary to It's maintenance 3,
the signiication of articles Of the constitu-
ton which may give rise to various inter-
pretauons.
Art. %. These Senotus Con8uZta shall
be submitted 10 the sanction Of the Presi-
dent OF The republic and promulgated by
him.
Art. 90. The Senate maintains or annuls
all the acts which may be submitted TO It
as unconstitutional by the government, or
Denounced for the same cause in petitions
from the citizens
Art. 80. The Senate can, in a report ad-
dressed to the President of the republic,
fix the bases Of projects of law of great
national interest
Art 81. 1t can also propose modifca-
tons to the constitution. If the PROPOSE
ton is adopted by the executive power, ii
; is stated so by .Senatus Con5uitum
Art 32 Nevertheless, all notifications
Of The fundamental bases of the conshtu-
ton shall be submitted to universal suf
frage, such as they have been enunciated
in the proclamation of the I'd of December.
. and adopied by he French people.
Art 50. In case Of the dissolution oI
, the Legislative Corps, aud till another con-
vocation. the Sena.e, Oh the proposition o
the President OF the republic, provides by
measures of urgency for all that is neces-
sary for carrying On the government.
q SECTION 5.
q Of Tie Legislative Corps.
Art "a. The election has the population
for basis.
. Art. 50. There will be one deputy tc
d lie legislative corps for every $4,000
r electors.
r Art. Sc. The deputies are elected BY
universal suffrage, without the scratin d'
c Iiste.
e Art. 81. They do not receive any sal
) airy.
Art. SO. They are named for six years
: Art. 50. The Legislative Corps discus
e ses and votes the projects Of law and th(
G imposts.
Art. 40. Every amendment adopted By
the commission charged with the examlna
-. 6 I. Ill
IS ont discussion, TO the Council OF State BY
n the President of the Legislative Corps. |
the amendment be not adopted by thu
e Council of State, it cannot be submitted tC
q the deiberation of the Legislative Corps.
5 Art. IL. The ordinary sitting of th'
i Legislative Corps lasts three months IT.
IS sittings are public, but the demand OF nv
members is sufficient for It's resolving ltsel
, into a secret committee
- Art. 42. The account of the proceed
ings of the sitting of The Legislative Corp
given by the journals. or any other chan
.s mel of publication, shall consist only OF th'
reproduction of the minutes proces gerd@
: drawn out at the close of each sitting b.
= tho care of the President of the Ieglsla
tive Corps.
q Art. 43. The President and Vice Presi
). dents Of the Legislative Corps are names
e by the President OF the republic for on
! year they are chosen from amongst tn
y deputies. Tire salary of the Presi lent q
: the Legislative Corps is fixed by decree
N Art. IL be ministers cannot be mem
! bers of the Legislative Corps.
\ Art. 45. The right OF petition is exer
: ei>ed as regards the Senate. NO petitlol
: can be addressed to the Legislative Corps
Art. 46. The President OF the repuolI
,e convokes, adiourns, prorogues. and DIS
= solves the Legislative. Corps In case 9
4 dissolution, the President Of the republl
: is bound to conyoke new one within th
I term of six months.
d Section G.
OF tie Counca Of State
- Art d7. The number of councillors
=. State in ordinary service is from 10 to 80.
- Art. a8. The councillors of State al
. named by the President of the repabil'
: and are liable to be removed BY him.
= Art 49, The Council OF State IS pres
~ def over by the President OF the republic
and In his absence by the person whom b
indicates as Vice President OF the Counc
= of State.
= Art so. The Council of State is cha
ue - ged, under the direction of the Piesidei
= Eof the republic, to draw up projects OF Ia
and regulations of pilbllc administration