Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-03-27

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:ro.n ellie. 81 ii his death, resignation, nfi
ability lu ,i;s;,!i;.ry" tic powers aa'l G";!cs,i
The said Office, The sa,nc shall drrolvc on &c
:c-E resident: and Ike Congress lmaiby
iav, i'rn.ilr .uf the ease Of the rcmoval d.'I
resi- -lr.li IN. u' inability both oil the l'rcsilrl
.nI Eiyni'rrs;Lc:II, declaring what ciaa
.:hai: thea act ~ President, and such ut!a
Shall aci accordingly until the disability :
renewed ur = President shall b" elected.
.. Tic President sail. y, stated times, )
r,.iyr lipr Iii, services :. compensation, viii
s':all l!"i:';"r hr Increased nor diminished I!
rim@ tie period 10" which il. shall have b.'
elected: ami lie STALL not receive within III
p'riud any u;i'cr enolu'nrnt from the Cpnit
crai" s;i:'c;, or any "i' them.
H. Before H.. ctiGrS on the execution
!; uilic". It, Shall take the following oaill
a!iir:na:iou:
Il do s5!cmn:y swear inr ..li.n,l chat 81
:;.i!hI'al!y execute tie n:i:rr "F PrrSidat [
III: Confederate. Sin:rs: ;'s'i Mi, /" "tIc bet d
ay ability, pres rrr. protect, and dete";i'
Constitution thereof.
>i:.,. II. The Pr, Si,!rnt shall he 'm-
nr.n!rr Chief oi the army and navy o'he
CuAlrdrr;.ir States, am; o! tic militia othe
srycrai S,;.,.s. WHEN cli.cI into tic actIlref.
yir,. Of In" Confederate States he mare
uurr the oI;n"rr, in writing, OE tie prInpi
,r;;,,iitcr in each =. tic Executive Dclmrtn'':'
.i.a: ;u., SUI ii"rt renting 10 tie dEllf q
ih.ir respective Offices; anA lie Shall ive
,o.s,.r i, rant vrpriryrs AMI plriO:iS io"i'
.c.!c,., a.:l;..>r The Confederate States: cnpt
i..r;..cS oi Impeachment.
>. lie 81 III .;v ;'oNrr, By AMI wltilhe
advice All cn!iscl.t of the Senate, to nEc
treaties provided two.,hirds Of the Sen"rS
i,c<.n, cnHcnr; and he shall nominate, md
il, .::d with Tie advice and consent othe
S.iate, shalI appoint anbas.a lurs, OF crab
tic minister AID cunSuIs, Judges Of thSH
rremc Court, and al! other officers of the on
iclerale States, whose appointments artno
hcrcin otherwise provided for, and which sa
be established by law; but the Congress lii.
hy law, Vest the appointment o! such inic;r
Gers, rs they think proper in The l'resl,i1
alone, ia The courts OF law, or III the beads
Departments.
:. The principal officer in each OF the IiS'
alive departments ana III iersoES connc'
r,i with lhc diplomatic service, nay be
moved from oNce ut tile 'l:asl,re OF the FRI
iicnl All either civil officers OF the k.N:' .:
tive Department may be removed at any III
by the President or otnrr appointing pow
when their services are UNNECESSARY, or
dishonesty, incapacity, incIlicicncy, misct
duet. or neglect Of duty; and whrn so
moyc,!, the removal Shall be reported to t
Senate, together with the reasons therefor.
i. The President shall have power to
ail vacancies ,hat may happen during
! rer"ss Of The Senate, by granting commlssic
| which Shall expire at the crd OF their ne
session, but no persun rejected by the Sem
shall be re-apraintcd to the same Office
ring their caslling recess.
s,Er. 81. The President shall. from til
t, time, .ivc TO the Congress information
The state of the Conlcdcracv, and recomme
ln ,leir consideration such measures as
sl.a!I udgriiccc<sary and rXpedicnt; he III
I'll extraordinary occasions, convene DC
Houses, ar either Of lllcm; and in case OF q
a.-r..mcnL = hr;w1cn them, with respect to
! time o' a,iiournmcri he may adjourn tn
10 such TIM: Il, he shall think proper; he s!l
receive ambassadors and Other public mir
tors; he shall take care that the laws
faithfully executed and shall commission
the oilirurs of the Confederate States.
SEC. IL. The President. Eicc-PreSldc
and I'LL civil DlcrrS of the Confederate Stat
S!.all be removed from oIlice Oh inprachm'
lor. anil conviction of, treason, bribery,
ether il. ii crimes ana mis'lcmcailors.
ARTICLE, III.
Src. IL. 'Ina judicial power Of the @
/, Gr,lyralc States S!ll be vested in ono SupcE
Courl, and iii such Inferior Courts rs the q