Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-08-10

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the Governor. the power. du'Ics q 4 rnlol
uuenis Of tho Office. for the r.-sid4- af the
term, or until the disability ~ Removed
shall devolve upon the prrsiieni Of the
senate. or IL. for any Of the above named
causes, he shall become incapable IL pei
forming the duties If Governor. the office
shall devOlveupon the speaker Of the house
of. representatives, with like powers, du-
ties and emoluments. for the residue of the
term, or until the disability shall be re-
moved.
SEC T. Every bill passed by the lecisla-
ture shall, before ii becomes law, be pre-
scented to the Governor for his approval.
II he approve, he shall sign il; but, If not,
he shall return the same, with his Objec-
lions, to the house in which it originated;
which house shall enter the objections at
large upon its journal, and proceed to re-
consider it. II, after such reconsideration,
twothrds of the members elected to that
house should agree to pass the bill, 1t shall
be sent, together with the objections, to the
other house. by which it shall also be recon.
sidered; and, if approved by two-thirds OF
the members elected to that house, 1t shall
become law. In all such cases, the vote
of each house shall be determined by ayes
journals. If any bill shall not be returned
by the Governor within five days Sundays
excepted), after it shall have been present
ed to him, the same shall become law, I'm.
less the legislature, by its adjournment, pre-
vent its return. in which case 1t shall be
filed, with its objections, in the Office OF
the * cretary of State, within ten days at
ter such adjournment, or else become law.
: Sec. 8. The Governor may require infor-
nation in writing, from the officers OF the
administrative and military departments OF
the State, upon any subject relating to the
duties of their respective Offices; which In.
formation shall be- given upon oath when
ever so required. He may also require in.
formation in writing at any time, under
oath, from all officers and managers of
State institutions. The Governor shall, at
the commencement of each session. and
from time to time, by message, give to the
Legislature, information of the condition of
the State, and shall recommend such meas
ures as he shall deem expedient. He shall
also send to the legislature, at the begin.
ming of each session, o statement OF all
moneys of the State, expended by him or
under his direction; and, at the same time,
present estimates of the amounts OF mon
eys required to be raised by taxation for
all State expenditures.
ARTICLE VII.
JUDICIAL.
SEC. 1. The Court for the trial of i'm
peachments shall be composed of the sen
ate. The house OF representatives shall a.
have the power of impeaching all civil OFF,
GERS of the State, for corrupt conduct in
Office, or for crimes and misdcmeanOrs; but
q majority of all the members elected shall
concur in an impeachment. On trial OF
an impeachment against the Governor, the
Chief Justice of the Supreme Court shall
preside. No judicial officer shall exercise
his Office after he shall be impeached until
after his acquittal. Before the trial of an
impeachment, the members OF the court
shall take an oath or affirmation, truly and
impartially to try the impeachment accord
ing to the evidence; and no person shall 6e
convicted without the concurrence Of two
thirds Of the members elected. Judgment,
in cases Of impeachment, shall not extend
further than removal from Office, or remov-
al from Office and disqualification to hold
any Office Of honor, profit or trust under
the State; but this shall not prevent the
officer from being prosecuted snd punished
In the courts according to Law.
SEC. 2. The judicial power Of the State:
both - To matters Of Law and equity, shall
be vested in . Supreme Court; Circuit
Courts; Probate Courts; Justices OF the
,sesce, and such inferior municipal courts
si may be provided by Law.
SEr. g. The supreme Court. except in
csses otherwise provided in this Coastitu.
tioa, shall have appellate juiis tion In oil
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