The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-10-26
NUMBER EIEii

both hrus,s shall be presented I" ~, {
;;,scr,,"r:: il he approx" IT, NJ S'"' :
s;yu il: if he does not, he shalt '"" "
il, with bis ohirrti"ps, I" the ''''>' III
which j, originated, which shalt enter
the objections at large upon It's }"''F''''
aud proceed To reconsider 1t. H. aver
snch reconsideration, tv"~third> OF all
the members prc>cn. in TIA, house snail
agree to pass the bill, it shall be S'"''
with ,.lc objections, to the other ''"''>''
hy which it shall likewise be re-
considered, and if approved by t"">
thirds Of the members present III
that house. it shall be law h"'
in sHch cases tn" vote "f ""''
houses shall be determined by yeas
and NAYS. and the names OF =, menus
hers voting for or against the h'll sha,l
be entered upon the Journal OF rA'm
bousr Respectively. II any bill sha'I
no, be returned by the Governor wl'"'o
five DAYS after it shall have been pre-
scntcd to him. it shall be law, IN IKE
manner as if he had signed it, unless the
General Assembly, by adl""rnmcm,'
nroycnt its return in which ease, with"
IN thirty DAYS, the Governor shall ME
same with his objections thereto, IN the
office Of the Secretary OF State, and
civ. nublic notice thereof; otherwise 1t
Shall become law, as if he had signed
:. ria socrotrv Of State shall COM
munra,c said objections and bill so de>
n,>;,,d to the house in which it orlglna',
Ted un tie frs, day Of the me"t1'! OF
the next General Assembly, who snail
act upon the same as above Pio''"e''
The t,ovcrnor shall have power to VET"
one or more items in any hill approrT'a>
ii, y money, embracing distinct items
while approving other portions OF me nc,
bill, and the part or parts OF 'he OH
approved shall become law, amt the
item or items of appropriations "'>al',,
proved shall be void, unless repass''
accorduc to the rules and limitations
prescribed for the passage of other bills
over the Governors veto.
(Strlkc ont article Sixty>SiN.l
NUMBER NINE.
y No officer. whose salary is fixed b!
the constitution. Shall be ali '"'h an!
y fees "r Prerequisites OF office.
:: NUMBER TEN.
~ The judicial power shall be vested /!
II A supreme court, district courts, and
y" justices of the peace. The dlstric
~ courts shall have original jurisdiction
~ all civil cases where the amount Ill DIS
" putp exceeds one hundred dollars, OK
, elusive Of interest In crImInal ease:
:" and in all probate matters, their ]ur!'
,lic,iou shall be unlimited. They Sha
have appellate jurisdiction. in c'v'l >uI
from justices OF the peace, whru u
amount in dispute exceeds ten dollar
he exclusive Of interest TN" justices
in the peace shall be elected by the elect"
lie Of each parish in the manner ana WI
". the qualifications t" be drter'Ainea
IN the General Assembly. They sht
nd hold office for the term Of two years, al
Az their coInprns; lion shall be fixed by Ia
be- Their jurisdiction in civil cases shall n
,ns exceed one hundred dollars, exclusive
ut, interest. subject to an appeal to the d
trict court in all cases when the amou
in dispute shall exceed ten dollars, G
elusive of interest. They shall ma
such criminal jurisdiction as shall
10 IN conferred by law. The General Asse'
ora bly, shall lave power to vest III
All clerks Of the district courts the right
"' grant such orders aud DO such acts
fm NAV be deemed necessary for the II
al therance of the administration OF j
o., "l ticc. In all cases the power thus era
r w.. cd shall be specified and determined.
~ [Strike out articles seventy>thr
'am eighty>6ve, cightyssix, eighty>sev
~" 81 ciyhty~cisht, eighty~nine, uInety>'
~. VI and one hundred aud thirtyothrec.
la'l NUMBER ELEVEN.
,Ore
xa- The Chief Justice of the Supre
the Court shall receive a salary of Sc
AK thousand dollars per annum, and
h or Associate Justices Of the Supreme &c
city shall each receive salary of six tn
It in sand Ave hundred dollars per ANN
tax payable quarterly on their own "
8 OF rant.
able NUMBER TWELVE.
,,ror The General Assembly shall divide
" of State into judicial districts, which $
II !" 81 remain unchanged TOR four years,
IL II for each district one judge, learned
cor the law, shall be elected by plura
any of qualified electors thereof. For I
pro. district there shall be one district co
,nge except in the parish of Orleans, in wi
10 Of the General Assembly may establis
many district courts as the public III
est may require, not to exceed the Il
Der now authorized by existing laws
cept bv two-thirds vote Of all
SEM members elected to both branches OF
hum General Assembly, Until otherwise