Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-02-10

All. 8. There will be one tenu,y to tina LsalNa.
i've T0I * re- every thirty i've Thousand sIeotOrs
rage, without The scrutin de liste
Art %. ! hey do not receive any salary
Arr. So. They are named for six years
Art 81 The Legislative Corps discusses snd votes
the PROJECTS oil law and tho imposts
AIT 4o; Every amendment adopted by the cons
mission charged with the examination of project of
OF State by the President OF the Legisls,iye Cons
II me amendment be not adopted by the Council Of
9taf, cannot be submitted the elaboration Of The
= Art Al. The ordiA sitting of the Legislative
s Ge'a asm sss af i's strings are public but
'f a ''a' i mtg f ID 6f II. s;oe.edo., Of III.
ting OF the Legislative Corps given by The Journals or
any other channel Of publication, shall con- ist only of
he reproduct on Of the minutes tproces rcrba drawn
out At the close OF each sitting by the care of The pre-
sldent OF the Legislative Corps
Art: 43. The President and Vice Presidents of the
Legislaiive Corps named by the President of the
hspapllc Tor one year; they chosen from amongst
the deputies The salary of the President of the lie.
gisanve Corps is fixed by decree.
Legislative Corps.
Art. do. The right Of petition exercised ss regards
te senate. No petition can be addressed to the Les
Art. 46. 'Pne President OF the Republic convokes
aoJourhs. prorogues, and dissolves the LEGISLATIVE
corps. In case of dissolution. the President of The
Republic is bound to cenvoke a new one within ,be
term OF six months. ~ ~
Section Coz the Council of STATE.
Ar'. ~ Inc number of the Councillors of State in
ordinary service is from 40 TO so.
Art. 10. The Councillors OF State are name dIbv The
Fr sident OF the Republic, and liable to removal
by him. 80
Art. 40 The Council Of State ia presided over bv
the President of the Republic, and IN his obsence by
.e person whom he indicates Vice. Pres ident Of
The Council of State.
Art. go. The Council of State Is cbaroed nndar ,t
direction OF the President of the Repubc to draw nm
projects OF law and regulations ofpublc administration
ana 10 'evlae the difficulties that may arise in mat
tiers of administration " ''
Ar 81. Il main ains, in The name o the Govern
ment the discussion OF the projects of law before
the Sean'e and the Legislative Corps. The Coun-
cllors OF State charged TO speak the name of the
public. 'A0 .ee
Ari. SO. The salary Of each Councillor of state is
Arr. So; The Ministers have rank, right of sitting.
and deiberative voice in the Council Of State
SECTION 7.-OF THE HIGH CouRT OF JUSTICE
Art; "a. High Court of Justice, Judges without
appeal recourse to casa;ion all pers who shall
Dc sent as accused OF crimes, attempts OF os
9ainst the PRESIDENT OF the Republic, and against the
internal ana external safety OF the Sta:e 1t cannot be
convened put Ia virtue OF decree OF the President of
the Rept bic. "
Art So A Senatus Consultes shall determine the or
inlzation THAT High Court.
SECTION s. General and Ilunsitory Provisions
an. DO. The provisions of the codes rules and re-
suiations nov existing which not opposed to the
present constitution, remain in vgor.until they be lie.
Art 81. law shall determine the municipal or
sanlzatlon The Mayor shall be named by the Exc
aiclpal Cou, ell. 'e -'i'
Art 5S The present Constitution shall be in yieor
. date from The day when the great Powers Of The
'fees issued by the President of the Rrpublic. 10
commence with the I'd of December TO the preset pc
fi0d, shall have all the force OF law.
Done at the Palace of the Tuilleies the Nth of Ia
1uafy, 1852.
LOUIS NAPOLEON BONAPARTE,
Seen and signed with the Great Seal
The Keerer of the SEALS,
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