, 1857-10-09

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shall act as Governor until the disability be
removed or Governor DO elected
7 s 0. The Governor shall be commander
in-Chief Of the military and naval forces
of this State, and may call out such forces
to execute the laws, to suppress insurrec-
tion, or to repel invasion.
$40. He shall take care that the laws
be faithfully executed.
Sill. He shall from time 10 time give to
the legislative assembly information touch
ing the condition Of the State, and recon-
mend such measures as he shall judge to
be expedient.
s12 He may, on extraordinary occa-
sions, convene the legislative assembly by
proclamation, and shall state to both hon
ses when assembled the purpose for which
they shall have been convened.
s 10. lie shall transact all necessary bu-
siness with the officers Of government and
may require Information in writing from
the officers Of the administrative and mill
tary departments upon any subject relating
to the duties Of their respective Offices.
sl4. He shall have power 70 grant
reprives, combinations, and pardons, alter
conviction, for all offences except treason.
suLieetto sueh regulations as may be pro-
vided by law. Upon conviction for trea-
son he shall have power to suspend the ex-
ecutioh Of the sentence until the case shall
be reported to the legislative assembly at
its next meeting, when the legislative as
sembly shall either grant pardon, com
mute tho sentence, direct tue execution Of
the sentenceN or grant further reprieye.
He shall have power TO remit hnes, and Tor
FIXTURES under such regulations as may be
prescribed by law; and shall report 70 the
Legislative assembly at It's next meeting
each case Of reprieye, commulntion or par
don granted, and the reasons for granting
the same; and also the names Of oil per-
sons in whose favor remission Of zines aud
forfeitures shall have been made, and the
several amounts remitted.
SIS Every bill which shail have passed
the legislative assembly, shall, before It be-
comes a law, be presented 10 the Governor
II be approve, be shall sign Il; but If not,
he shall return It with bis objections TO
that house in which It shall have origin
ated. which house shall enter the objections
at large upon the journal, and proceed to
reconsider IT, II, after such re-considera-
ton. two-thrds Of the members present
shall agree 70 pass the BILL 10 shall be sent,
together with the objections, 70 the other
house, By which it shall likewise be recon-
sidered, and Il approved BY tVo-thirds Of
tho members present, il shall become law.
But in al such cases, the votes Of both
houses shall be determined BY yeas and
NAYS. and the names Of the members voting
for or against the bill shall be entered on
the journal Of each house respectively.
II any bill shall not be returned by The
Governor within Eve days, Sundays cx-
cepted, after It shall have been presented
to him, It shall be law without his signa-
iure, unless The general Adjournment shall
prevent is return, n which case it shall be
law, unless The Governor, within 1--WE days
next after the Adjournment Sundays cx-
ceplod, shall flo such bin with bis o9icc'
tions thereto, IA the Office Of ihe Secretary
Of State. who shall lny tho same before the
legislative assembly At itsnext session, in
/ like manner as If It had been returned by
the Governor
l6 When, during q recess Of the leg
isatiYe assembly, O vacancy shall happen
in any Office, the appointment to which is
vested in The legislative assembly; Or when
at any time, a vacancy shall have occurred
in any other State Office, or ID the Office Of
Judge Of any court, the Governor shall gu
such vacancy BY appointment, which shall
expire when successor shall have been
elected and qualified.
gI7. He shall issue writs Of election
to On such vacancies as may have occurred
in the legislative assembly
6 Is. An commissions shall issne 10 ilp
name Of the State, shall be signed BY the
Governor, sealed with the seal Of iho
State, and attested BY the Secretary Of
State.
ARTICLE VI--ADMINISTRATIVE
Sec 1. There shall be elected BY the
qualified electors OF the State at The times
and places Of choosing members Of the le-
gislative assemblya Secretary and Irea-
surer Of State, who shall severally hold
their Offices for the term Of four years; but
no person shall be eligible to either Of said
Offices more than eight IN any period Of
twelve years.
/ 2. Inc DecletaIy Oi p1dto ouau Accp
fair record Of the Official acts Of the leg
islativo Assembly and executive depart
ment Of the State, and shall, when re-
quired, lay tho same and all matters rela-
tive thereto, before either branch Of the
legislative assembly. lie shall be By virtue
Of his Office, Auditor Of public accounts,
aud shall perform such other duties as
shall be assigned him by law.
SO. There shall be a seal Of State, kept
by the Secretary Of State for Official pur-
poses, which shall be called The seal Of
the State Of Oregon"
i s4 The powers and duties Of the Trea-
surer Of State shall be such as may DO
prescribed by law.
i s5 The Governor and the Secretary
and Treasurer Of State shall severally keep
the public records, books and papers in