New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-17

vt "a. Neither house, during the session of the
General Assembly, shall, without the consent OF
the other, adjourn for more than three days. nor to
any other place than that in which they may be sit
ting.
ART. 25 The members of the General Assem-
bly, shall receive from the public treasury compen
saon for their services, which shall be four dollars
per day during their attendance going to and return
ing from the session OF their respective houses
The compensation may be increased diminished
by law but alteration shall take effect during
he period oil service OF the members ofthe House OF
Representatives by whom such alteration shall nave
been made. No session shall extend TO period pc
yond sixty days date from its commencement
and any legislative action had alter the exptaIoh
of the said sixty days shall be null and void. Tins
provision shall not apply to the first Legislature
which is to convene after the adoption OF TINS Soh
| stitution.
ART. 26. The members OF the General Assembly
shall in all cases except treason felony breach oil the
| peace be privileged from arrest during their at
tendance at the sessions oil their respective houses
and going to or returning from the same ana Tor
any speech debate in either house, they Sha'i ""'
| be questioned in any other place.
| ART.27 No Senator or Representative aNali, our
mo the term for which he elected, nor Tor one
year thereafter be appointed OF elected to any civil
! office of profit under this State, which shall have
been created or the emouments OF which shall
have been increased during the time such Senator
or Representative was in office except to such otfi-
ces or appointments as may be filled by the cleo
| tons Of the people
ART. IS. No person who at any time may have
been collector of taxes, whether State, Parish or
Municipal or who may have been otherwise entrusted
with public money, shall be eligible to the General
| Assembly, or to any office of profit trust under
4 the State Government until he shall have obtained
discharge for the amount of such collections, and
for all public moneys with which he may have
| been entrusted.
ART 20. No bill shall have the force of law until
on three several days it be read in each house
of the General Assembly, and free discussion allowed
thereon, unless in of urgency four-hhs oil the
house, where the bill shall be pending, may deem 1t
expedient to dispense with this rule.
/ ART. 80. All bills for raising revenue shall orig
mate in the House of Representatives, but the Senate
may propose amendments in other bills; provided
they shall not introduce any matter under colol
Of an amendment, which does not relate to raising
4 revenue
ART 81. The General Assembly shall regulate
by law. by whom, and in what manner writs o
election shall be issued to fill the vacancies which
may happen in either branch thereof.
, ART. 81. The Senate shall vote the coniirma
ton or rejection of officers to be appointed by the
Governor, with the advice and consent OF the
Senate by yeas and nays, and the names OF the Sen
ators voting for and against the appointments re-
spectvely shall be entered on journal to be kept
for that purpose and made public at the end OF each
session, or before.
ART. SO. Returns of all elections for members o
the General Assembly shall be made to the Secretary
of State.
ART. 81. In the year in which regular election fo
Senator OF the United States il to take place, thu
members OF the General Assembly shall meet il
the Hall OF the House of Representativ thu
Monday following the meeting of the Legislature
and proceed to the said election.