The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-04-13
Constitution, is entitled to be de-
clared elected. If the two branches

Constitution, is entitled to be de-
clared elected. If the two branches
Of the General Assembly come to
the same decision, they shall, by
concurrent resolution, declare who
is duly elected, and entitled to
enter upon and exercise the Office
Of Governor; and such person
thoreupon shall, upon taking the
oath prescribed in the Constitution,
be inducted into Office. If the
two branches Of the General AS
sembly do not come to the same
decision, then a general election
shall be called by the Governor, to
take place in not less than sixty,
nor more than ninety days, at
which the qualified electors shall
proceed to vote for a suitable per-
son to fill the Office Of Governor.
Sec. 90. They shall make and
subscribe, on the proper state
ment, a certificate Of such deter
mination, and shall deliver the
same to the Secretary Of State.
SEC. 80. The board shall Lave
power to adjourn, from day to
day, for a term rot exceeding ten
days.
SEC. 81. The Secretary of State
shall record in his office, in a book,
to be kept by him for that pur-
pose, each certified statement and
determination which shall be de-
livered to him by the Board ofState
Canvassers, and every dissent or
protest that shall have been de-
livcrcd to him by Canvasser,
Sec, 81, He shall, without delay,
transmit a copy, under the seal OF
his Office, of such certified deter,
! mination to each person thereby
declared to be el>cted, and q like
copy to the Governor.
SEC. 80. He shall cause a copy
of such certified statements AND
determinations to be printed in
one or more public newspapers O.
this State.
Sec. 81. He shall prepare a gen
eral certificate, under the seal o:
the State, and attested by him o:
Secretary thereof, addressed to thu
House Of Representatives Of tht
United States in that Congress:
for which any person shall have
been chosen, Of the due election O.
the person so chosen at such clcc
ton as Representative of thi'
State in Congress, and shall trans
NIT the same to the said House o
Representatives at their first meet
ing.
Sec. IS. The Secretary of Stat
shall enter in a book, to be KEEP
in his Office, the names Of the res
pcctive county officers elected il
this State, specifying the countie
for which they were several.
elected, and their place Of resi-
dcncc, the office for which the.
were respectively elected, an
their term Of Office.
SEC. Sc. If any officer on whor
any duty is enjoined in this Ac'
shall be guilty Of any willful neg
lcct of such duty, or Of any col
rupt conduct in the execution {
the same, and be thereof convi<
ted, he shall be deemed guilty of
misdemeanor, punishable BY fin
not exceeding five hundred dollar
or Imprisonment not exeeedin
one year.
SEC. 81. The Commissioners
Elections shall receive, for thei
compensation, three dollars pc
,, day for their services while act1
ally employed, and ten cents pc
mile for necessary travel; and th
, Managers shall receive two dollar
per day while actually employed
and ten cents per mile for ncce
sary travel and the Clerks Of th
Commissioners, and the Clerks
the Managers, respectively, sha
receive two dollars per day whi]
actually employed; Provided, n
Commissioner Of Elections sha
receive pay for more than te
days, and no Manager or Cler
for more than three days.
Sec. 3S. At each general ele
ton suitable persons shall
chosen to fill any vacancy in an
elective Office in any county,
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