The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-13

ceiyed and paid out BY him, from any
funds, subject 10 his order, with vouchers
therefor; and, OF the commencement Of
each regular session, preseat estimates Of
the amount Of money equrred by taxa.
ton for oil purposes Al t
z. The Governor may, on ordinary oc.
casions, convene, at his own instance,
the Legislature; but when so convened, 1t
shall enter upon no business, except that
stated In the proclamation by which II
was called together. .z.=.=.--=
8. The Governor shall nominate, and
by and with the advice and consent Of the
Senate, 70 majority oI al the. Senators
elected concuriing " yeas and nays) ap.
point al, officers Whole offices are, esiab,
iished by this constitution, or shall be-
created by law, and whose appointment,
or election b not otherwise provided for,
and no such officers shGll be appointed or
elected by the Legislature.
0. In case Of a vacancy, during the re.
cess Of the Senate, In any Office which Is
not elective, the Governor shall, by ap.
pointment, ill such vacancy, until the
next meeting Of the Senate, when he
shall make nomination for such office,
and the person 80 nominated, when con-
firmed by the Senate, 10 majority Of all the
Senators elected concurring, by yeas and
nays shall hold his office during the re.
mainder Of the term, and until his sue.
oessor shall be- appointed and qualified.
No person, aiEer being rejected by the
Senate, shAll be again nominated for the
same office, during the same session, IN.
less at the request Of the Senate; nor
shall such person be appointed to the
same Office during tho recess Of the Sen.
ate. '''''' 10 '"''' -
10. The Governor shall have power to
remove any officer, whom he may ap.
point, in case Of incompetency, neglect Of
duty, gross immortality, or malieasance In
office; and he may declare his office va.
cant, and oil the same, as herein provided
In other cases Of vacancy. & .a-r r.f..
IL. The Governor shall have power 10
remit fines and penalties, in such cases,
and under such regulations, as may be
prescribed by law; TO commute capital
punishment, and, except when the prose.
cution has been carried on by the House
OF Delegates, to grant reprieves, and par
dons, alter conviction; but he shall COM
municate 10 the Legislature, at each ses.
sion, the particulars Of every case Of fine
or penalty RENTED, Of punishment COM
muted, and OF reprieye or pardon granted,
with his reasons therefor. n, ..' .f..s.. u.
70. The Governor shall be commander
in-chiet OF the military forces OF the State,
Except when they shall be called into the
service Of the United States,) and may
call out the same to execute the laws,
suppress insurrection, and repel invasion.
IL. When any State officer has executed
his official bond, the Governor shall, for
such causes, and in such manner as the
Legislature may direct, require Of such
officer reasonable additional security; and
If the security Is not given as required,
his office shall be declared vacant, in such
manner as may be provided by law.
IA Every bill passed by the Legislature
shall, before 1t becomes q law, be present.
ed to- the Governor. II he approve, he
shall sign 1t, and thereupon II shall be.
come q law; but II not, he shall return 1t,
with his objections, to the House in which
it originated, which House shall enter the
objections at large upon its journal, and
proceed to reconsider it II, alter such
reconsideration, majority Of the mem
bers elected to that House, agree to pass
the bill, itshall be sent, together with the
objections, to the other House, by which
1t shall, likewise, be reconsidered, and II
approved by majority OF the members
elected to that House, Il shall become a
law, Notwithstanding the objections Of the
Governor. But in all such cases, the vote
of each House shall be determined by
yeas and nays, to be entered on the Jour.
nal. Any bill, which shall not be return
ed by the Governor within FIVE days
Sundays excepted,) after 1t shall have
been presented to him, shall be q law, in
like manner as if he had signed it, unless
the Legislature shall, by their adjourn.
ment, prevent Its return, In which case, 1t
shall be filed, with his objections, in the
office Of the Secretary OF State, within
five days after such adjournment, or be.
come law. ttH'2'f
10. Every bill passed by the J.egisla.
ture, making appropriations Of money,
embracing distinct items, shall, before Il
becomes q law, be presented to the Gov
ernori If he disapprove the bill, or any
item or appropriation therein contained,
he shall communicate such disapproval,
with his reasons therefor, to the House in
which the bill originated; but all items
not disapproved shall have the force and
effect Of law, according to the original
provisions Of the bill. ANY item, or items.
80 disapproVed shall be- void, unless re.
passed by q majority Of each House, &C.
cording tolthe rules and limitations pre-
scribed in the preceding section in refer.
ence to other bills. SSBg
10. In case Of the death, conviction on
impeachment, failure to quality, resigna-
ton, or other disability Of the Governor,
the President OF the Senate shall act as
Governor, until the vacancy Is filled, or
the disability removed; and II the presi.
dent OF the, senate. for any of the above
named causes, shall become incapable Of
performing the duties iof Governor, the
same shall deyolve upon the Speaker Of
the House OF Delegates; and in all other
cases, where there Is no one TO act as Gov.
ernor, one shall be chosen by joint vote OF
the Legislature. Whenever q vacancy
shall occur in,the Office of Governor, be-
tore the first three years of the term shall
have expired, new election for Governor
shall take place to fill the vacancy.
n II the office of Auditor, Treasurer,
State Superintendent OF Free Schools, or
Attorney General, shall become vacant by
death, resignation. or otherwise, 1t shall be
the duty Of the Governor 10 fill the same
by appointment, and the appointee shall
bold mis- office until his successor shall be
elected and qualified in such manner as
may DO provided by law. F sss
The subordinate officers Of the Execu.
tive Department and the officers Of all pub.
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