New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-23

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IStste according to the existing lassa until NE RE-
ganisasor II the Government under this Constitu,
ton, md the entering into office Of the new oseEs,
lobe appointed under said Government, ana no /
longer ss q. III .,sa ~
tive under this Constitution, shall be made BY me
/ Governor to be elected under its authority. III
saARr 148 The Legislature shall provide for the
Iremoval Of I'll causes now pending IL the supreme
tuition Of 1916, to Courts created by Or under this
4 { Art. I47 The time If service Of I'LL officers
chosen BY the people at the first election under this
i Constitution shall terminate as though the election
had been holden on the first Monday Of November,
4 1851, and they Ind entered the discharge Of
their duties at the time designated therein The !
first class Senators, designated in artice ~, snail
y
4 general elections in November, 1858 and the second
class until the day Of the closing Of the
a tons in Der, 1855. es ( sssi,f
ART. 14s The first election for Judges Of the Su-
preme Court shall be held on the first Monday OF
April next 1883 and they shall enter into office on
the first Monday Of May, 1858. sisaa IA .ss
ART lac. The first term Of service Of the District
Attorneys and Tie Clicks of the interior courts to be
ordered and established under this Cos,stuton, shall
be regulated by the term Of service Of The frat Gov
+ ernor SO that new election for these officers shall
( be held on the first Monday Of November, 1890.
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III oRDINANCE.s I'M Y
7 ART. $50. Immediately after the sdjournmentq d
the Convention, the Governor shall issue his Foo
claation directing the several officers Of this State
authorized by law to hold elections for members Of
the General Assembly. to open and hold = poll ~
every Parish Of the State, at the places designated
by law, upon the first Tuesday Of November next,
for the purpose Of taking the sense OF the good peo'
pie Of this State in regard to the adoption or rejec.
ton of this Constitution and it shall be the duty Of
, said officers to receive the votes OF all persons
entitled to under the old Constitution and under
this Constitution. Each voter shall express his opn.
y ion by depositing in separate box, kept for tha
q purpose ticket, wherein shall be written y the
t. Constitution accepted or "the Constitution rejec
c. ted'' OF some such words will dis tnctly convey
sr the intention Of the voter. AT the conclusion
g said election which shall be conducted in every res
1t pect as the general State election is conducted
OF the commissioners designated to preside over tht
" same shall carefully examine and count each baflo
st SO deposited, and shall forthwith make due reurn
r. thereof to the Secretary Of State, conformity 4
ae the provisions OF the existing law upon the suDJec
n Of elections. 5.sa
o. ART. ISL. Upon the receipt of the said returns, .
OF on the 9Th Monday in November, if the returns b
not received it shall be the duty Of the Gov
to ernor the Secretary of State the Attorney Genera
lis and the State Treasurer the presence Of al sue
tn persons as may choose to attend, TO compare IN
ng votes given at the said poll for the ratification and re
lection Of this Constitution and i'll shall appear froI
tbak fof yafaR y1VA
ng for raying the Constitution. then shall be q
he duty Of the Governor make proclamation Of th'
be fact, and thenceorh this Constitution shall be Q
dained and established as the Constitution of N
q State Of Louisiana. But whether this Constitute
ate be accepted or rejected it shall be the duty Of Il
ch Governor to cause to be published in the Official
per of the Convention the result Of the polls shown
the number OF votes cast in each Parish for ar
against the said Constitution. +
,c Arr. 1872. Should this Constitution be acceptt
ate by the people, it shall also be the duty Of the Cove
lis nor forthwith TO Issue his proclamation, declarir
M the present Legislature, elected under the old Co
ted stitution to be dissolved and directing the sever
for officers Of tile State, authorized by law to hold ee
NO, tons for members of the General Assembly to no
for election at the places ignated by law, upon q
fourth Monday Of December next, for Governor, Lie
es tenant Governor, members Of the General Assembi
lal Secretary Of State Attorney General Treasurer
the Superintendent of Public Education. And the "a
rd election shall be conducted and the returns there
made in conformity with existing laws upon the su
the ject Of State elections. ss1 N.'fs
. ART 1853 The General Assembly elected und
this Constitution shall convene at the State House,
bic Baton Rouge, upon the third Monday Of Janua
ept next (1S53 after the elections and the Govern
hall and Lieutenant Governor elected at the tin
to shall be installed in office during the first week
ON this session, and before it shall be competent for
airy. said General Assembly to proceed with the trans
the on of business. s6ss 81 b.
nps ART. 154. All the publications herein orde
ates shall be made in the Official Journal Of the Cow
en- ton +
uch ART 155. This Constitution shall be published
a French and English in the Official Journal Of
wed Convention, from the period of its adjournment
EN- the first Tuesday of November, (1S52,) one tn
EN-, sand eight hundred and flty-two.
cred n,na a. Ration Rouoa Iplv Al 1850 Il
1910 [Signedl DUNCAN F. kENNER,
ave President Of the Convention
bers rA,es,l II. r. WaIToN
hem 70 Wy So,ret,ry of The Con,yen t;or