The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1874-05-29

SEC. IA. Neither House shall with
out the consent Of the other, ad-
journ for more than two days, Sun
days included, nor to any other place
than that in which the two Houses
shall be in session.
| SEC. Is. No law shall be passed,
except by bill. Bills may originate
in either House. but may be altered,
amended or rejected in the other.
SEC. 16- Every bill shall be fully
and distinctly read on three different
days, unless, in case of urgency,
three-fourths of the members elect
ed to the House in which it shall be
pending, by a vote by yeas and nays,
entered on the journal dispense with
this rule; but the reading Of a bill
on its final passage shall in no case
be dispensed with. No bill shall
contain more than one subjectwhich
shall be clearly expressed in It's title,
and no law shall be revived, OF
amended, unless the new act contain
the entire act revived, or the section
orseetions amended, and the section,
or sections, amended shall be re-
pealed.
SEC. II. The presiding officer Of
each House shall sign, publicly, in
the presence Of the House over
which he presides, while the same
is in session, and capable Of trans
acting business, all bills and joint res
olutions passed by the General As
sembly.
SEC. IS. Every bill passed by the
General Assembly shall be present
ed to the Governor. If approved,
he shall sign it, and thereupon it
shall become q law; if not approved,
he shall send it, with his objections
in writing, to the House where it
originated, which may then reeonsid-
er the vote on the passage Of the
same. If three-ffths Of the mem
bers elected to that House then
agree to Tepass the bill, it shall be
sent, with the objections Of the Gov
ernor, to the other House, which may
also reconsider the vote on its pass
ags. If three-fifths Of the members
elected to that House then agree to
repass the same, it shall become
law; but the vote necessary to Tepass
such in each House shall not be less
than that required on the original
passage, and the vote in each House
shall be by yeas and nays, entered
on the journal thereof. If bill
shall not be returned by the Gov
ernor within 10 days, Sundays ex-
cepted, after being presented to him,
it shall become a law, unless the
General Assembly, by adjournment,
prevent its return, in which case it
shall be fled BY him, with his Objec-
tions, in the Office of the Secretary
of State, within 10 days after such
| adjournment, or become law. The
| Governor may disapproYe any item
or items of appropriation contained
| in bills passed by the General As
sembly, and the item or items so dis
approved shall be stricked therefrom,
unless repassed in the manner here
| in prescribed in cases Of disapproTal
of bills. Every order or resolution,
in which the concurrence Of both
branches of the General Assembly
may be necessary, except in ques-
tions of adjournment, OF pertaining
to the transaction Of business by
the Houses, shall be presented to
the Governor, and, before the same
shall take effect, be approved By
him, or, being disapproved, shall be
repassed in the manner herein pre-
seribed for the passage Of bills
SEC. 10. The style Of the laws Of
this State shall be, '.Be Il enacted bs
? the General Assembly Of the State o
Ohio"
SEC. 20. No Senator or RePresen
tative shall, during the term FOL
which he shall have been elected, o.
r for one year thereafter, be appointed
to any civil Office under the laws o.
this State, which shall be created OF
the emoluments of which shall be
increased during such term.
SEC. q. The General Assembly
shall fix the term of Office and com
pensation of officers in cases not
provided for in this Constitution
but shall not extend the term of Of
fee, or change the salary, fees, OF
compensation of any person elected
or appointed to any Office or position
after such person shall have been
elected or appointed. If any Office
, be abolished, the salary or compens-
alton attached thereto shall there
upon cease.
SEC. o. The General Assembly
shall provide by law, before what
} authority and in what manner the
trial Of contested elections shall be
f conducted.
8 SEC. %. No money shall be drawn
r from the Treasury except in pursu
+ ance of specific appropriation made
: by law, the purpose Of which shal
T be distinctly stated in the bill, anC
e no appropriation shall be for long
er period than two years. On thc
g passage of such bills, or on concur
: ring in amendments thereto, a sepa
: rate vote on any item or items there
0 in shall, on demand of any member
D be had by yeas and nays, entered OF
: the journal, and every such iten
j falling to receive the vote Of the re
J, quisite majority of the member
: elected to the House II which thl
7. bill is pending shall be strickel
2 therefrom, and each item receiving
t such majority shall be declared pass
r ed.
:. SEC. "a. The General Assembl,
S shall prescribe by law the number
/ duties and compensation Of the of
: GERS and employees of each House
s, and no payment shall be made frOI
Y the State Treasury, or be in any va
e authorized, to any officer or employ
T. not selected or appointed in pursI
1t ance Of law.
e; SEC. 25. No extra compensatio
a shall be made to any officer, publ
le agent, emplOye, or contractor, afte
j. the service shall have been rendere
or the contract entered into; nc
a shall any money be appropriated Z
h paid on any claim, the subject ma
at ter Of which shall not have been prt
ne yided for by pre-existing law, unle.