The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-03-25
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tenant Governor shall, at stated
times, receive for. their services o
compensation which shall be nei-
ther increased nor diminished-du-
ring the period for which they
shall have been elected "a
Sec: ID. All officers in the Ex.
ecutive Department shall, when re-
quired by the Governor, give him
information in writing upon any
subject relating to the duties Of
their respective Offices. -
Sec. Is. The Governor shall,
from time to time, give to the
General Assembly information Of
the condition of the State, and
recommend t.. their consideration
such measures as he shall Judge
necessary or expedient. .
Sec. 10. He may, on extraordina-
ry occasions, convene the General
Assembly; and should either
House remain without quorum
for FIVE days, or in caseof disagee-
ment between the two Houses
with respect to the time ofadionr
,ment, may adjourn them to snch
time as he shall think proper
not beyond the time of the annual
session then next ensuing 11s@ ,'.
!; Sec. IT,, He shall commission
all officers of the State. z@a ,sss-5
Sec. 1s. There shall be- a seal of
the State, for. which the General
Assembly, at its first session, shall
provide, and which shall be used
by the Governor officially, and
shall be called "The Great Seal of
the State Of South .Carolina."sass
Sec. 49,. All'grants aud commits
sions shall be issued in the;gname
and by the authority the State
of South: Carolina, sealed with: the
great SEAL signed BY The Governor
and counteF.signed by the Secre-
ttary of State. 80, -. - - = .'.sS,.
Sec. 20 The Governor and tho
Lieutenant Governor, before enter
ing upon the duties of their re-
spective Offices, shall take and sub
scribe the oath, Of office. as pre-
seribed in Article II, Section 81,
of this Constitution. So: ~ s.'',zes :,
See. 21. The Governor shsn re.
side atthe capital Of the State
but during the sittings3of the Gen.
:eral &Assembly, he shall reside
where its sessions are held, except
in case of contagion"~ = :c2 KS. ::s.<
Sec. 22. Every: bill or joint j3li res.
olution which shall have passed
the General Assembly, except on.
q question Of adjou nment,s shall,
before it becomes i law, beespre-
sented to the Governor, aud, if he
approve, he shall sign it; i not, he
shall return it, with bis objections,
to the Housein which it shall have
originated, WHICH Shall enter the
objections at large on itsjournaas,
and proceed to reconsider it.. If,
after, such reconsideration, two
thirds OF that House shall agree
Ito pass it, it shall be sent, together
with the objections, to the other
House, by which it shall be recon-
sidered, and, if approved. by; two
thirds of the House; it shall have
the same effect as if it had been
signed by the Governor; but, in
all such cases, the. vote of both
Houses shall be taken by yeas and
nays, and the names Of the persons
voting for and against the bill or
Joint resolution shall be entered
on the journals of both Houses re-
spectively.. fla bill or joint reso-
luton shall not be returned by the
Governor within three days after
it shall have been presented to
him: Sundays excepted, it shall
have the same force and effect as
if he had signed it, unless the Gen
eral Assembly, by their adjourn
ment, prevent it's return; in which
case it shall not have such force
and effect, unless returned within
two days after their next meeting.
Sec. %. There shall be. elected
by the qualified voters of the State
a Comptroller-General, Trcasu-
rer, and a Secretary Of State, .whes
shall hold their respective Offices
for the Term of fonr wears md