Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1876-04-20


nlent Of each regular session shall be
prescribed by law H. ~ t.-3. 6-,Ir
lSEc. s. Each house, except as other
wise provided in this constitution, shall
choose tits officers; may determine its
rules Of proceeding, punish its members
Tor disorderlyf conduct, and, with the con-
currence of two-thirds of the members
elected thereto, expel a member, but not
a. second time Tor the same cause and
shall have other powers necessary to pro-
vide for its safety and the undisturbed /
transaction of its business. .ls st;.fsr.a
= SEC o. Each house shall keep . /
journal of its proceedings, which shall be |
published, and on which, at the request
of two members, the yeas and nays shall |
be entered. On the passage Of every bill |
or joint resolution, in each house, the vote |
shall be taken by yeas and nays, and en-
tered on the journal. No bill or joint
resolution, except joint resolutions Felat-
eFal assembly, shall be passed in either
house, without the concurrence of q ma
jority of the members elected thereto.
ag SEC. 10. Any member of either house
shall have the right to protest against any
act or resolution thereof, and such pro-
test, and the reasons therefor, shall, on
being presented to such house, be entered
on nathe journal by the clerk, without al
teration, commitment OF delay. III aar
a SEC. II. All vacanciesin either house
shall, for the unexpired term, be filled by
election, as shall be directed by law
SEes. H. Senators and personalities,
during the session of the general assem-
bly,, and in going to and returning from
the same, shall be privileged from arrest
/ in all cases, except treason, felony or
/ h1-aa oh Of heav and SFpnnh
or debate, in either house, shall not, be
questioned elsewhere. ID .-sfEf.,
kfaSE6.9 1S. The proceedings of both
houses shall be public, except in cases
which, in the opinion of twp-thirds of the
members present, require secrecy.
IL. SEC. IA. Neither house shall, without
the consent of the other, adjourn for more
than two days, Sundays excluded, nor to
any other place than that in which the two
houses shall be in session.
SEC, 10, No law shall be passed, ex-
cept 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 rfourths
lof the members elected to the house in
which it shall be pending, by vote by
yeas and nays, entered on the Journal,
dispense with this rule; but. the reading
tof bill on its final passage shall in no
case be dispensed with. No bill shall
contain more thanonesubject,w which shall
+; be clearly expressed in its title; and nc
/ law shall be revived or amended unless
the new act contain the entire act reyiyed
r or the section or sections amended; and
the section or sections so amended shall
: be repealed. l.sf. s7fraJ sfrs5g5f
S Sec. IL. The presiding officer of each
E house shall sign, publicly, IN. the pres
e ence of the house over which he presides
V Ewhile the same is in session, and capable
: of transaeting business, all bills and join
J resolutions passed by the general assem-
t bly.1z9 s#l.o a5it 81 .I,i
r Il SEC. Is. Every bill passed by the gen
- eral assembly shall be presented to .th'
i governor. If approved, he shall sign il
i and thereupon it shall become a law.
+ not approved, heshall send it, with his iob
/. iections in writing, to the house where
: originated, which may. then re conside
II the yotelon the passage of the same !
three-ffths of the members elected to tha
If house then agree to repass the bill, i
1t shall be sent, with the objections of th
IF governor, to the other house, which ma
". also reconsider the vote on its passage
I If three-ffths of the members elected
De that house then agree to repass the SAM
id it shall become a law /; but the. vote net
es ,essary to repass such bill, in each hous
10 shall not be less than that required on th
lie original passage. The vote in each houE
n. shall be by yeas and nays, entered on th
be journal thereof. If a bill shall not be +,
be turned by the governor within ten day
Sundays excepted, after being presente
n to him, it shall become law, unless tt
ne general assembly by adjournment prevei
its return in which case it shall be file
nd by him with his objections in the office
in the secretary Of state within ten da!
m. after such adjournment, or become lal
"; The governor may disapproEe any itel
al or items of appropriation contained
bills passed by the general assembly, an
is, the item or items SO, disapproved shall
ed stricken therefrom, unless Tepassed in tt
Sd manner herein prescribed in cases of di
VS. approval of bills. Every order OF resolu
ne tion, in which the concurrence of bot
4. branches of the general assembly may
er necessary, exceptonsqHesti0ns of adjourn
he ment, or pertaining to the transaction I
of business by the houses, shall be presente
a. to the governor, and, before the same sha
or take effect, be approved by him, or ibein
lg disapproYed, shall be repassed in the mai
10 ner herein prescribed for the repassage I
I'd bills. 41l svof|1aF ii .le.ls .r4,tt9
IL SEC. 10. The style of the laws OF tn
to state shall be, "Be 1t enacted by the Gel
er eTal Assembly of the State of Ohio"
be Sec. 20. No senator OF, representatiN
on shall, during the term for which he sha
or have been elected, or for one year ther
nd after, be appointed to any civil Office u
a der the laws of this state, which shall
nv created or the emolHments of which sha
be increased during such term.
'p- Sec. 81. The general asse mbly sha
ID fix the term of Office and compensate
on of officers in cases not provided for in th
1of constitution but shall not extend Il
by term of office, or change the salary, fe
st or compensation of any person elected
ed appointed to any office or position aft
ed such persons shall have been.elected
appointed. If any office be aboGshe
hts the salary or compensation iattach
ny thereto shall thereupon cease.
all SEC. %. The general assembly shs
ith PpFovide by law before what authority al
and in what manner the triali,Of eontea
ed elections shall be conducted
Sec. 23. No money shall be dral
from the treasury except in pursuance
specific appropriation made by law, t
yer yer purpose of which shall be distinct
'ly, stated in the bill and no appropriati
USE shall be for a longer period than T.
years. On the passage of such bills,
YES YES on concurring in amendments thereto,
'ors separate vote on any item or items the
/, oil o in shall, on demand of any member,
laiH 1iH1 had by yeas and nays, entered on I
iall u1 journal; and every such item, failing
airy receive the vote of the requisite major
!: of the members elected to the house
yes which the bill is pending, shall be strii
.lVe en- therefrom, and each item receivi
pre- pre- such majority shall be declared passed
! of SEC. "a. The general assembly sh
a. prescribe by law the number, duties a
der compensation of the officers and eInplo
anv of each house; and no payment shall
of made from the state treasury, or be