The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1868-03-25
VOL. 5.

| IL. He shall have power to grant re-
prieves and pardons after ce@vlnctlonl
except in cases of impeachment in such
manner, on such terms and under such
restrictions as he shall think proper; and
nc shall have power to remit fires and
tnrfeitures, unless otherwise directed ny
law. 1t shall be his duty toreport to the
General Assembly at the next regular
session thereafter, all pardons granted by
hlm. with a full statement Of each case
aud the reasons moving him thereunto.
II. He shall take care that the laws be
faithfully executed in mercy.
l3 Ths Governor and Lieutenant Gov
enor shall. at stated times, receive fol
their services compensation which shall
he neither Increased nor diminished dur
ing the period for which they shall have
been elected.
IL. All officers in the Executive De-
oartmcnt shall, when required by the
Governor, give him information in writing,
upon any subject .reatins TO the duties OF
tleir-respective offices.
Is. The Governor shall. from time to
time. give to the General Assembly infor-
Elton of the condition Of the State, and re-
commend to their consideration such
measures us he shall judge necessary or
expedient
i6 HcmaY. on extraordinary occasions,
convene the General Assembly; and
should either House remain without 4
luori.m FIVE days, or in case of disagree
ment between the two Houses with re-
spect to tile timeso! adjournment, may
adjourn them TO such time az lie Shall
think proper; not Beyond tile time of tile
annual session then neXtaensulng
sl7 He shall commission all officers OF
tifc State.
-I8. There shall be Seal of the State,
for which the General Assembly, at It's
first session, shall provide, and which
shall be used BY the Governor officially,
and shall he called THE Great Seal of the
State of South Carolina"
10. All grants AID commissions shall
be issued in the nameand by the authorliy y
of the State OF South Carolina. sealed
with the Great Seal, si%ncd ny the Cove
nor aud couptcrsigned by the Secretary
pi State.
~. The Governor and The Lieutenant
Governor, before entering upon the duties
of tlicil. ,rsprt tive offices. shall take and
subscribe tic oath ot Office a> prescribed
iii Article two, section thirty OF this
Constitution.
II. The Governor shall reside at the
capital of the Stale; hut during the sit.
;inys of tie General Assembly he shall
rcsi,ic where lis sessions are heid, except
in ease of tontagion.
-. Every Bill or Joint resolution which
shall have passed the General Assembly
except ON IL question of adjournment, shall
before it becomes Il law, be presented to
tue Governor. aud il! lac approve, lie shall
81 gu ii i; i, hot. I!e shall return il. with his
objections to the lI";>c in wl,ich ii slial
have originated; which shall enter tho
objections It, large on ills Journals, and
proceed 10 reconsider ii. If. after such
Reconsideration, two thirds of that House
shall agree TO pass il, il shall be sent. to-
getlicr with the objections, to the Other
House. 10y which il shall be reconsilered
aud, if approved BY two-tirls of thai
! House. il sil,! have the same effect as i
il lad icen Si.ned b. the Governor; but
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shall be taken hy yeas and nays, and th'
names of the persons voting for ant
against the Bill or joint resolution, shall
be entered on tho Journals OF both Houses
respectively. TIA Bill or joint resolution
shall not be returned by the Governor
Within three days after it shall have beer
presented to him, Sundays excepted, il
SHALL have the same force aud effect as u
he had signed il, unless the General As
senbly. by heir adjournment, prevent it:
return, in whicr case it shall not have
sucl io,@r AMI effect unless returned
within two days after their next meeting
20. There shall be elected hy the quail
fled voters of the State Il Comp'rollcr
General. Il Treasnrc" :.i, Secretary {"
State. who shall hpl.! their respective ofli
ces for the term of four years. and Whose
duties ANA compensation shall be pre-
sc-ibrd hy law.