The New York herald., 1873-08-14
NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY AUGUST l87swTH SUPPLEMENT
ART. 36.-No State or district or municipality
shall grant any subyenti0n TO any form Of W0r-

ART. 30.-NO stare or district or municipality
shall grant any subvention to any form Of wor-
ship.
ART: a7:-The registering Of births, deaths and
marriages shall be effected by the civil authorities
ART. 3S.-Al titles OF nobility are abolished
LEGISLATIVE POWERS.
v,a ARE So-ane Cortes - composed OF Two BODIES.
posed OF deputies each representing so, 900 votes.
The Senators shall be elected by the Courts OF their
state, be IL great or small. Deputies shall be
elected annually and Senators every two years.
the sessions Of the Congress and Senate shall be
ART, G2.-The Cortes shall have the power to
compel Deputies and Senators to be present at tne
sess 0ns or their respective Houses
ART. 69-No Deputy shall be less than twenty-five
years Of age and no Senator less than forty.
TRIAL BY JURY.
Trial by jury Shall be practised for all classes Of
THE PRESIDENTIAL OFFICE.
ART. sl.-The position OF President of the federal
Repnblc Shall not be held by citizen under thirty
years OF age: He shall be elected for four years.
and shall not be eligible for immediate reelection
at the expiration OF his term of Oflice.
ART. s21A Vice President shall likewise be
should he be incapacitated from holding his Office
BY judicial sentence, sickness or DEATH
THE DUTIES OF THE PRESIDENT.
He shall, within fifteen days. promulgate laws
which have been passed by the Cortes In case OF
rupture between Senate and Congress he shall
make such observatiods to the latter as he may
think opportune. He shall convene Congress when
necessary on extraordinary cases, shall appoint
ministers and diplomatic agents, &C., &c.
STATE RIGHTS.
ART. o4.-Each State shall possess its complete
autonomy IN far as is compatible with the well.
being OF the nation at large. The States can each
form constitution, but shall not in opposition to
the present constitution.
ART. 95.-In the election OF Governors OF States,
legislators and State officials, no federal authority
shall be employed directly or indirectly The
States shall have the right Of eecting pubic loans.
Should any dispute arise between the States the
question shall be referred to the Supreme Federal
Tribunal.
FREE SCHOOLS.
ART. 109.-The constitution Of every State should
prescribe pubic schools where instruction Is gra-
tuitous.
MILITARY SERVICE.
ART. 110.-Every Spaniard Is obliged to render
military SERVICE aud the nation holds itself obliged
to maintain an army ana navy. Every citizen
from twenty to twenty-five years Shall go in
military training for one month annually; between
twenty-five and thirty years, fifteen days, and be-
tween thirty and forty years, eight days.
THE FRAMERS OF THE CONSTITUTION.
Emilio CASTELAR,, Eduardo Paanca, Santiago
Soer, Eduardo ChaO, Joaquin Gil Berges, Manuel
Pedregal, Jose Antonio Guerrero, Rafael Labra,
Tomas Andres de Andres Montalvo, Elentero
Marsonnave, Benigno Rebnllida, Luis del Rio y
Ramos, Juan Manuel Paz Novoa Rafael Oervera,
Joaquin Martin de Olias, Pedro J. Moreno ROdri-
guez, Francisco de Paula Canalejas.
Done at the Palace OF the Cortes the nth July,
1878.