Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1852-08-14
PLAQUEDlINE PARISH OF BERVILLE IA~ AUGUST 1882.

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l for his services the same compensation Wh!c'
au,Il, for the same Pcrlod be allowed TO lh
Speaker Of the House OF Representatives, an
10 more.
+ Art. t. The Cp}rruor shalI have poWc
t. lrant r"pric'cs for all otlencc5 %gAin.st tho
, ,o,a,2, aud, except in cases OF impeachment
shall, with the consent OF the Senate, have
power to grant pardons, and remit fines and
tortvt0rcs after conviction. In cases OF trea'
son he may Grant rcpr!eTcs until the end OF the
neAt session ot the t'eneral Assembly, Ill Which
the power Of p"fdonIug shall be vested
! Art 10. The Go'cInor shall, at stated tunes,
receive for lis services 4 compensation, which
a,liJ. nrither bt increased nor diminished during
The term for which he shall have been elected:
Art. IG. lie shall be commander-ln-chlet OF
The army and navy OF this State, ana OF the
miHtl1 thereof, except when they shaII be cai'eo
'"to the service Of the United States;
Art A. lie shal! nominate, ana, oy ana
with the advice aud consent OF the senate "P,
Eoln' Il" ohicef" whose o'[ces are esI1oLsLeo
by TINS constitution, ana whose appoinlmcht IS
not therein otherwise provided for; Pr0rtdG",
ho%crer' That the Legislature snail nave rIgnt
| TO prescribe the mode OF appointment TO all
other Offices established by law
| Art ~. Inc governor snail nave power 70
TIL vacancies That may happen during the re-
| cess OF the Senate, by granting commissions
winch SHALL expire al tie end OF lile next Ses-
SION Unless olAer"4Se pfo'Ioeo lot III thlS con-
s'tuton, but no person "Ao Ia5 Deen hoihl-
nAled 1or ONCE, ana rejected o} 'he SENATE
SHAH be app3n'cd 70 iiie same once during tLe
recess OF tie Senate,
Art A. lie may require Information Ill
WEiun9 from the oihceIs IN the LAecutlVe De-
nlrilHpUt uDFn subject rEiatlnr TO the utl-
ties OF theIr reSpectIye oilIces.
to the General Assembly information respect
ing the situation OF the State and recommend
10 their consideration such measures as ne may
deem eXped!ent.
Art. 81. lie may on extraordinary OCCASIONS
convene the General Assembly, at the seat OF
HoTeFnment, or at a different place II that !
shouId nave become dangerous rom an enemy |
or from epluehiIc ana IN case OF dlsagfeenlent
between Inc TWO houses as TO 'ne tiile ol ao-
JotrnHehF' ne may aoJourh theln 10 such t!lhe
rs he may i!lhk proper, not exceeding 1ouf
months
AT. o.. lie shall take care That the laws be
faithfully executed.
Art. 50. Every bil! which shall nave passed
both Houses shall be presented to the Govern
Or; if he approve he shall sign If, if not, he
shall return it with his objections to the House
in which it originated, which shall enter the OBJ
jectons at large upon its Journal, and proceed
to reconsider 1t; 1t after such reconsideration
two-thir ds Of all the members elected to that
House shall agree to pass the bill, it shall be
sent, with the objections, to the other House,
by which it shall likewise be reconsdered, and
f approved by tWo-thirds OF all the members
elected to that House, it shall be law; but in
such cases the vote of both Houses shall be
determined by yeas and nays, and the names Of
he members voting for and against the bill s
shall be entered on the journal of each House
If any bill shall not be returned 7
~ the Governor within ten days (Sundays ex- |
septed) after it shall have been presented to
liln, it shall be law in like manner as if he s
lad signed it, unless the General Assembly, by G
prevent its return; in which case r
t shall be law, unless sent back within three s
lays after their next meeting.
Art ST. Every order, resolution or vote, to '
which the concurrence of both Houses may be h
lecessary except on a question of adjournment,
hall be presented to the Governor, and before
shall take effect be approved by him; or, be- '
ng disapproyed, shall be repassed BY two thirds
# the members elected to each House OF the G
ieneral Assembly q
Art. 55. There sh all be a Secretary OF State, =.
Who shall hold his office during the time for u
which the Governor shall have been elected. 0
The records OF the State shall be kept and pre-
erved in ;he office OF the Secretary; he shall G.
eep q tair register OF tne onclai acts ana pro- y
eedlngs OF the Governor, and when necessary G
m ayes. tietll III ne oII Ii'"l, "ne" aGIuteu #
1e sLu anu i'i. l; pt th .i"u
t W. s orlL, ud aIa1 n,n.
Iuu'e oh vi ',lI d,.;oa 10 pr
;. H saIn l o'''eA 00''' ''' AD' ~ 0''"N' VII Fl
IA ~ ke ;s" rho,o sh.u ho Troos,ror IF tho n
tate Who M sb,lI hod W his Office dnring the term m
s"s, ",,o S.i''' ''o '''' 0''0 o"'' viz 'o''A +;
W. y ye"s rho coo.otor oe stoto .na rrooa +