Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-05-05

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would have received had he been employed
in the duties OF his office. and no more
The President for the time being Of the 'cr'
ate shall during the time he administers tho
government, receive in like mnuuer tho
same couponsltion which the Governor
would have received had he been employed
In the duties Of hia Office. II The Lieutenant
Governor shall he required to administer
tho government, and shall, whilst In such
administration 0ic, resign, or be abscnt
from tie State, during the recess OF the
/ Legislature, it shall bc tho duty OF tho Sec
retary of State to convene the Senate, fer
the purrosc Of choosing II President for the
time bong.
SIC. a. There shall be n seal Of the slate
which shall be kept by the Governor, and
used by him officially. The said seal sLali
he star Of five points, cncircled by an olive
and live oak branches and the words "Ihc
State of Texas"
SEC: l5 All commissions shall be in tho
name and by the authority of the State OF
Texas, he sealed with tho State seal signed
by the Governor, and attestCd by the Secre-
tary of State.
SEC. ld. There shall be Secretary of
State who shall be apponted by the Cover
nor by and with lhc advice and consent OF
| the Senate, and shall continue in Office du-
| ring the term of service OF the Governor elect.
| lie shall keep n fair register Of all official
acts and proceedings Of the Governor, and
shall, when required, lay the same, and NIL
papers, minutes and vouchers relative there
| TO, before the Legislature, or either House
thereof, and shall perform such other duties
as may be required of him by law.
SEC II. Every bill which shall have pas
sed both Houses of the Legislature, shall be
presented to the Governor; il he approve,
he shall sign it; but if not, he shall return
it with his objections to the llousci in which
it originated, who shall enter the objections
at large upon the journals and proceed to
reconsider it. If, after such rcconsidem-
ton, two-thirds of the members present
shall agree to pass the bill, it shall he sent,
with the objections, 10 the other House, by
which il shall likewise be recOnsidered. If
approved by two-thirds of the members
present of that House, it shall become law;
but in 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 tho
i0urnals OF each House respectively; if any
bill shall not be returned by the Governor
within five days, Sundays excepted, after it
shall have been presented to him. the samc
sha be law, in like manner as if he had
signed It. Every bill presented to the Gov
ernor one day previous to the adjournment
Of the Legislature, and not returned to tho
| House in which ii originated before The ad-
tournament, shall become law, and hayc
The same force and effect as if rsigncd by tho
| Governor. The Governor may approve any
oppronriation, and disarproye any other
differentiation, in the same bill. In such
case he shall. in signing the bill, designate
the onnronriatiop disapproved; and shall
return a COPY Of such appropriation, with
bie objections 10 the House in which the
IiII shall have ORIGINATED: and the same
proceedings shall then be had as in the
case Of other bills disapproycd by the Gov
ornor. hut If the LEGISLATURE has adjourn
od beforo the hill is returned to the House,
he shall return the same 10 the Secretary
of State with his objections, and also to
the next session of the Legislature.
Src, IS. Every order. resolution, or vote,
70 which the concurrence Of both Houses of
tha Tagislot,ro NAV be necessary. except
ON oucstions of adiournmcnt shall be pre-
eontad to the Governor. and before il shall
take effect be approved by him; or, boing
disapproved shall be rcpasscd by both
Houses according to the rules and lmita-
tions prescribed in the case of bill.
SEC. 49, The Governor, by and with the
advice and consent of two.thirds of tho
Senate, shall appcinl q convenient number
of Notaries Public, not exceeding six for
cocb county: who in addition to such du.
tics os arc prescribed by law, shall dis
cLorrn sucl, other dntics as the Legislature
may from tine to time prescribe.
Src 20. Nominations to ill all vacan-
cies that may have occurred during tho
recess shall be made to the Senate during
the first ten days OF its session Ana
should any nomlnHtlon so maze he erc]cctcni
the same individual snail not nGaih DC
nominated during inc session 10 HI .ne
same ofIcei ana shoula thG "o'erhor il'l
TO make nominations 10 III any vacancy
during the session OF the senate, s"ch va
cancy shall not be iIled oy the uoNornor
until the next meeting OIL Ihe senate
SEC. u Inc uoFCfnor su"il rcsLHo uu-
ring the session OF the Leg stature at the
place where the session nay ne Ie!l, ana at
all other times wherever IN 'he!f opinion,
the public good may require =,
SEc. %. No person holding the oIiicc Of
Governor shall hold any other otlice OF COM
mission, civil or military.
SEc. %. There shall be elected by Inc
io,' u't1rou ,uo.or;hod r bv law Comntroller of
Public Accounts and a State Treasurer,
each Of whom shall hold his ONCE Tor the
term of four years; and in case OF vacancy
in either Of said Offices, tie Governor shaii
have power to fill the same oy appointment,
which shall continue in force until inc ON
ce can be filed at the next general eiectlon
for State and county officers, and the sue
cessor duly qualified.
ARTICLE YT.-MLIT1A.
erc Tho Icoislalure shall nrovide bv
,,r -Gr for or1enizfng and JiscipIininr tho
na;Ii,io Of tSo safe in euch manner as