The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1873-12-03

4I.ieulenant Governor, or when the Lieutenant
Governor shall be impcached by the House Of
Representatives. or shall he unable to exercise
The duties OF his Office. the powcrs duties. and
cmoluaicnls thereof for The remainder OF the
term, or untilthe disability be removed shall
dcvolvc upon the President RIO rENPoRE of the
Senate and the President pro tcmpuro of the
Senate shall In Ike manner become Governor If
: Governor; his scat as senator shall become va
cant whenever he shall become Governor, and
shall be filled by elcctionas any other vacancy
size 10. Every bin which shall have passed
both houses shall be presented to The GovcruOr;
II he approve, he shall sign II; but ir he shall
not approve, he shall return IL with his obloc-
tons TO the house In which IL shall have origin
ated, which house shall enter the objections at
large upon their Journal aud proceed to recon
slider IT, IT, after such reconsideration, two
thirds OF all the members elected TO that house
shall agree TO pass the bill. II shall bc sent with
the objections to the other bouse l'y which, like
wise, 1t shall be rccousidcrtd. uud If approved
by two thirGs of all the members elected to that
house. 10 shall be law but In such cases the
votes of both houses shall DC detcrmucd by yeas
and nays, and the names OF the members voting
for and against the bill shall bc entered on tho
Journals of each housc respectively. If any hi
shall not be returned by the Governcr within
ten DAYS after II shall have been prusunted to
him, the same shall be a law in like manner rs
Ii lac had signed II, unless the General Assembly
by their adjournment, prevent les return, In
NAliNi tttst II SilOl nt INV. nilefS ne snail ME
the sane, with his objections, In HE Ofllco OF
the Secretary or the Commonwealth and give
notice thereof lN public proclamation within
thirty days after such adjournment.
SEc. 1G. The Governor shnll have power to
disapproYc OF any item or items OF any bill max
ing appropriations of money, embracing distinct
items, and the part or parts of the bill approved
shall lie the law, and the item or items of appro-
priation disapproved shall bc void, unless rcpass-
cd according To the rules and Limitations pre-
scrtbed for the passage of other bills over the
executive veto.
Size II. The Chief Justice of the Supreme
Court shall preside upon thu trial of any con
tested election of Governor or Lieutenant Gov
ernur, aud shall decide question: regarding the
admissihility OF evidence, and shall, upon request
Of the committoc, pronounce his opinion upon
other questions of law Involved In the trial. The
Governor aud Lieutenant Governor shall cXer-
else tue duties of their respective offices until
their successors shall be duly qualified,
SIC. IS. The Secretary OF the Commonwealth
shalt kqtp record of all official acts and pro-
ceedfhfs Of the Governor, and when required
lay the same, with all papers, minutes and vouch-
ers relating thereto, before either branch OF the
General Assembly, and perform such other du-
ties as may bc c,ljoined upon him ty law.
SEC. -. The Secretary OF Internal Affairs shall
exercise all the powers and perform all the du-
ties OF the Surveyor General, subject To such
changes rs shall BE made hv law. His depart
mCnt Shall embrace bureau OF industrial sta
tistcs, Md he shall discharge such duties relat-
ing To corporations, to tho charitable institu-
tlous, Tue AGRICULTURAL, tuahuldcturlng, ulnluS,
mineral, timber and other material or business
Interests oi the State. as may he prescribed by
law. lie shall annually. and at sach other times
as may be required by law, make report to the
General Assembly.
SHc. 20. The Superintendent of Public In
sttuetion shall exercise all the powers and per-
form all the duties OF the Superintendent of
Common Schools, subject to such changes us
shall be made 10y law.
See n. The term of the Secretary of Inter
tCrual Affairs shall be four wears, OF the Auditor
General, three years, and OF the State Treasurer
two years. These officers shall bs chosen by the
qualified electors of the State at general ele
uons. No person elected To the office of Audi
tor General or State Treasurer shall be capable
of holding the same office for two consecutive
terms.
SEC. -. The present Great Seal of Ponnsyl-
Vnnll shall be The seal of the State.
All commissions shall be In the name and by
authority OF the Commonwealth of PennsNlVan-
in, and be scaled with the State seal and signed
by the Governor