New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-17

during the term for which he was elected,
nor for one year thereafter, shall be ap-
pointed to any civil Office Of profit under this
state which shall have been created, or the
emoluments of which may have been in
creased during the time such senator or
representative was in office.
ART. AZ. No bill shall have the force Of
law until on three several days it be read
in each house Of the general assembly, and
free discussion allowed thereon, unless four
fifths Of the house where the bill is pending
may deem it expedient to dispense with
this rnle.
ART. 40. All bills for raising revenue
shall originate in the house of representa-
tives, but the senate may propose amend
ments as in other bills; Provided, it shall
not introduce any matter under the color
of an amendment which does not relate to
raising revenue.
ART. "A. The general assembly shall
regulate by whom and in what manner
writs of election shall be issued to fill the
vacancies which may occur in either branch
thereof.
ART. As. On the confirmation or rejection Of
the officers to be appointed by the governor,
with the advice and consent of the senate,
the vote shall be taken by yeas and nays;
and the names of the senators voting for
and against the appointments respectively
shall be entered on the journals to be kept
for the purpose, and made public on or be-
fore the cad Of each session.
ART. 46. Returns of all elections for
members Of the general assembly shall be
made to the secretary Of state.
ART. AZ. In the year in which regular
election for senator Of the United States
is to take place the members Of the general
assembly shall meet in the hall Of the
house of representatives on the second
Monday following the meeting of the gen.
eral assembly, and proceed to said cleo
ton.
| TITLE uI.--EXECUTIyE DEPARTMENT.
ART. As. The supreme executive power
of the state shall be vested in chief ma
gistrate, who shall be styled the governor
Of the state of Louisiana. He shall hold
his Office during the term of four years, and
together with the lieutenant governor,
chosen for the same term, be elected as
follows The qualified electors for repre-
sentatives shall vote for governor and lieu
tenant governor at the time and place Of
voting for representatives the returns of
every election shall be seaiedup and trans
mitted by the proper returning officer to
the secretary of state, who shall deliver
them to the speaker of the house of repre-
sentatives on the second day of the session
Of the general assembly then to be holden.
The members of the general assembly shall
meet in the house of representatives to ex-
anime and count the votes. The person
having the greatest number of votes
for governor shall be declared duly elected;
but in case Of a tie vote between
two or more candidates, one of them
shall Immediately be chosen governor by
Joint vote Of the members of the general
assembly. The person having the greatest
number of votes polled for lieutenant gov.
ernor shall be lieutenant governor but il
case of a tie vote between two or more can
didates, one Of them shall be Immediately
chosen lieutenant governor by joint vote o
the members of the general assembly.
ART. 49. No person shall be eligible Il
J the office Of governor or lieutenant cover
} nor who is not citizen of the United States
: and a resident of this state two years mex
preceding his election.
ART. so. The governor shall be ineligibl
for the succeeding four years after the ez
piration of the time for which he shall hav
been elected.
: ART. 81. The governor shall enter on tn
: discharge Of bis duties on the second Nor
day in January next ensuing his election
: and shall continue in Office until the Nor
day next succeeding the day that his SUI
y cessor shall be declared duly elected, an
shall have taken the oath or affirmation II
+ quired by the constitution.
b ART. 50. No member of congress or an
person holding efice under the Unite
d States government shall be eligible to Il
:, Office of governor or lieutenant govern Or.
I'll ART. So. In case Of impeachment of Il
governor, his removal from office, deaf
g refusal or inability to qualify, or to di
= charge the powers and duties of his ofic
resignation OF absence from the state, Il
powers and duties of the office shall d
volve upon the lieutenant governor for Il
residue Of The term, or until the goyernc
absent or impesched, shall return or be a
= quilted, or the disability be removed. II
general assembly may provide by law +
the case Of removal, impeachment, deaf
n resignation, disability, or refusal to quail
OF Of both the governor and the lieutena
Us governor, declaring what officer shall q
is as governor; and such officer shall act {
OF eordingly until the disability be remove
or for the remainder of the term.
or ART. 81. The lieutenant governor or
er fcer discharging the duties of govern
g, shall, during his administration, receive
y, same compensation to which the govern
would have been entitled had he cOntinu
al in office.
lie ART. So. The lieutenant governor sh
ss, by virtue of his Office be president of
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