The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1868-05-30

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 persons voting for
or against the bill. shall be entered
on the journal, by each House res
pectively,a IF any bill shall not be
returned by the Governor within FIVE
days Sundays excepted after It has
been presented to him, it shall be d
law in like manner as if he had signed
it, unless the Legislature by adjourn
ment, prevented its return, in which
case it shall be law, unless sent back
within three days afterits next meet
ing.
Sec. 26. Every order, resolution,
or vote, to which the concurrence Of
b)th houses may be necessary Except
on questions Of Adjournment shall
be presented to the Governor, and be-
fore it shall take effect, be approved
by kim, or being disapproved, shall
be repassed by two-thirds Of both
houses, according to the rules Of linn
itation prescribed in all cases Of a
bill. aanI saa
Sec. ~. No money shall be drawn
from the treasury except on appropri-
alton made by law.
SEC. 28. The House Of Represent
tatives shall have the sole power of
impeachment, but two-thirds of Che
members present must concur therein
All impeachments shall be tried by
the Senate, and when sitting for that
purpose, the Senators shall be upon
oath or affirmation to do justice ae-
cording to law and evidence.
SEC. 29. The Governor and all
other civil officers under this State,
shall be liable to impeachment for
treason, bribery, or any high crime
or misdemeanor in office.
SEC. 80. When the Governor shall
be tried, the Chief Justice Of the Su,
preme Court, shall preside, and nc
person shall be convicted without the
concurrence of two-thirds of all the
Senators. present. t"
Sec. 81, Judgment in such cases
shall not extend further than remova
from Office, and disqualification Il
hold ony Office Of honor, trust Or pro
fit under this State but the party
convicted shall nevertheless be sub
ject to indictment, trial, Judgment, ant
punishment according to law.
Sec. 80. For reasonable cause
which shall not be sufficient grounC
for impeachment, the Governor shall
on the joint address of two-thirds o
each branch Of the Legislature, re
move from Office the Judges of tn,
Supreme and Inferior Courts pro
vided the cause or causes Of remova
be spread on the journal, and tn
party charged be notified Of the sam
before the vote is finally taken an,
decided, and shall have an opportuni
ty to be heard by himself or counsel
or both.
Sec. 80. The style of the laws 0
the State shall be- Be it enacted b.
the Legislature of the State of Mis-
siSsippi."
Sec. "a. The Legislature shall pre-
vide for the enumeration of the Who'll
number Of inhabitants, and Of tn
qualified electors Of the State, once j
every ten years; and the the frs
enumeration shall be ordered at tn
first meeting of the Legislature unde
this Constitution.
SEC, 80, The number OF represer
tatlyes snail at the several PERIODS
making such enumerauon' pc aPpol
TONED among tne several vera countles
districts, according to the NUMBER
quallhed electors IN eaGh' ana sha
not be less than one hundred, nl
more than one hundred ana t"ent.
SEC. 90 Inc number OF senator
shall upon each enumeration maoe
: apportloned according TO the nump'
' OF qualliied electors 70 IN tne sever
districts, and shall never eve De less !, una !
one'tourth nor more tnan one INN Uni
! the whole number LIl OF Representative
: SEC. 81 The Senators on pell
! convened after the hrst eleotlon' sno
! be divided BY lot from their reSpe
! tive Congressional dlstrlcIs dlsttrlcIs lh.o VS
classes, as nearly equal as can pe, ~
: the seats OF the nrst class s9ali DC y
. Gated at the expiration Of the secol
t year. as
gEr 90 Tho I,ppielaturn shall Dr