New-York tribune., 1867-06-03

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| SIC 5S An impeachment shall be mace ohIy W ~. nv
voto of minority of all the members elected 70 Tue
House of Representatives, ana shaii pe uIou py -: q
count consisting of the Lieutenant-GoVernOri ieAcep
Srben thc CoyeInor is impeached), the senate, ana
| the Supreme Court; majority OF eacn DelhB IccyS
sary 70 qgoTn9 BeioLe a oath 4. ' or ama
| ton truly and mpartially to try tho lmpeacnmeht
according TO the eyidence and no convection shi pe
| had without the concurrence OF two-thirdS oi 'he
SEc. 81 No officer shall exercise his Office after his
| impeachment, until his acquittal
STC. IS. Judgment in cases OF Impeachment hhhI
not extend further than TO removal from once ana
disqualification 80 hold any office under TINS state
lint the party impeached shall be liable 10 lhClctehb
| and punishment according to law.
| Sec 56 No Judge except Justice OF the feace
shall hold any other Office or public trust under the
Government of the United States, OF THIS state or oi
| any other State or country.
| INSTRUCTIONS AND LIMITATIONS.
ARTICLE |.
/ INFECTIONS TO THE LEGISLATIVE DEPARTMENT.
SIC. 81. The General Assembly fTst chosen unu'r
this Constitution, shall at its inst session pass
Ill statute for determining by proper proofs who
are entitled TO vote at any election ana Tor the reRs
tration of their names at least thfee aayS Dcoio INC
t2j The Civil and Penal Codes heretofore reported
by the Commissioners of the Code or snch portloh i
them as after examination In detail shall appear 10 DO
t8J statute providing for the incorporation IF
cities and villages for local government whenever
| the pomlation reaches certain number wlthlna
|
III statute providing for the incorporation u
any three or more persons lOr any Othei iA"Ai O'i
al A statute providing for public hearing before
the proper committees, OF persons ndyocatng or o.
adequate penalties the soliciting of votes IRON mch-
| bers of tho General Assembly in any otncr manner
(6) statute providing for the compulsory atte1d-
ance nj a public or private school for at least three
months OF every year, Of every child between
the ages of and 16. whose health will permit Its
| attendance. !,
| a. A statute providing for the enrolment In die
militia OF all asle-bodicd citizens between the agcsoi
is and 81 with the exceptions mentioned III TINS CHi-
| sttution, and such further exceptions as may. 20
| deemed necessary; requiring every person onroih
to furnish himself with arms and dividing tic
militia into at least two classes one OF which COZ,
sstina of not less than lO) 900 shall be az al
times Ocered, disciplined ana IN readiness Tor ST
| vice; and all others shall be arranged as tobo
| capable of ready organization Tho same statue
shall provide for the establishment OF nrsenas, con-
taing munitions OF war; sufficient ior tho use oil all
the militia IN case of emergency.
nf GIT that the h sab q ~ section soea open
vide Tor oorpoion Of eeTy tsl 70 70 h 0tIsl
experience rtgld ilsGei it. hs Eugih "comsaa,
Of 1914 provides that Pron' .oe'd io'
laval purpose may By Subscribing their hsme' TO memorandum
q assocoh oihevie oo1pJlug with tie requirements q '
Tiboa, ;i fiHss,l iiHItel haS,iiy" -
SIC 5S II such General Assembly At its first ses-
dOn does not pass the statutes mentioned ~ the last
tecton the Governor shall Immediately call an extra
ession which shall continue until the statutes arc
| passed.
SIC. ~ Ihc statutes IncnlOOcu IN the asttWO sec
lions shall be subject TO repeal or modification from
time TO time: but i'm case OF repeal statutes
the same subject and with tho like intent shall be
substituted therefor Aud all corporations that have
been heretofore created or that may be hereafter
created under the authority OF thIs state may DO at
any time dissolved * st1e,% the General Assembly
| RESTRAINTS UPON TnE GOVERNMENT.
SIC. 60. The freedom of religious profession and
! wOnhip without discrimination or preference, Is
guaranteed TO every person within this state. No
one by reason OF his opinions on matters Of giCn,
shall be held incompetent to vote, to hold Office or TO
testify. But the freedom thus guaranteed shall not
excuse acts OF RIGHTEOUSNESS, OF justify practices In
consistent with the peace or safety Of the State.
SEC. 81. No law can be passed to restrain or abridge
! the liberty of speech of the press; for every
! citizen may freely speak, write, or publish his
thoughts on all subjects, being responsible for the
abuse Of that right In every criminal prosecution
for libel the truth may be given in evidence TO the
jury who shall determine both the law and the fact;
and ii IL appear to them that the matter charged as
| lbelous is true, and was published with good
motives, and for JustiaDle ends, the accused shall
| be acquitted
or property, without due process according to the
SIC. Co. Justice must not be denied to any person,
| nor Deferred and none can be refused duo process
| Oh payment of the fees established by law.
SIC. "a, The right of trial by jury in all cases in
which IL has been heretofore used, shall remain in
violate forever; but this right may be waived by the
parties in civil cases, Ill the manner prescribed by
SIC g. The privilege of the writ of habeas corpus
cannot be suspended except by the General Assem-
bly,, and by that only, when, in case of invasion Of
this State or rebellion against IT, the public safety
| may require the suspension.
SEC. &C. No person shall be held to answer for an
Infamous crime unless upon prescntment or indict-
| ment of Grand Jury, except:
J. In case Of impeachment or
2. In case Of breach Of military discipline, by n
member OF the militia while in actual service, or by
member Of the land or naval forces of this State in
time OF war, or when kept by the State with tho con-
sent OF Congress in time of peace;
q In case OF petty larceny, when so provided by
law
SEC. CT. In all criminal prosecutions, the accused
shall be epttled TO speedy and public trial by an
impartial jury he shall be informed Of tie nature
and cause of the accusation; shall be confronted with
the witnesses against him shall have compulsory
process for witnesses in his favor and may appear
and defend in person and with counsel
SEC. 6S. No person shall be twice put in jeopardy
for the same oilense nor be compelled in any cTmi
nal case to bear witness against HIMSELF but he may
be compelled to testify against another upon any
charge or question OF bribery. and if his testimony
disclose crime in himself such testimony shall not
be used against him.
art Sec O. Of the present Constitution last e.nss .ided
Ts clause would remove Of the greatest a1es existing
procuring convictions for bnbepl
SEC. 60. Excessive bail shall not be required. nor
excessive fines imposed, nor cruel unusual punish
ments inflicted.
SIC. TO- Witnesses shall not be imprisoned in order
to their attendance if they can give security
therefor and If unable to give the security their
testimony shall be taken in writing before Judge
and in presence of the accused, and thereupon they
SIC H. The right of the people to be secure in
their persons houses, papers and effects against un
reasonable searches and seizures, must not be vio
lated; search seizure shall be made, but upon
due process and process shall ISSUE but on proba
bic cause supported by oath affirmation and par
tcularly describing the place to be searched and the
persons things to be seized. But this section shall
not be held to prevent tho and temporary do
tention without process of person found In tho act
ual commission OF crime.
SEC. ~. Private property shall not be taken from |
tho owner for private use except IS prescribed la the