The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1879-08-02

in the same manner provided by law Tor the advertisement OF judi,
rial sales, The evidence of such notice having been published shall
be exhibited in the General Assembly before such act shall be
passed, and every such act shall contain a recital that such notice has
ART ~. No law shall be passed fixing the price of manual labor;
ART. so. ANY member of the General Assembly who has a personal
or private interest in any measure OR bill proposed or pending before
the General Assembly shall disclose the fact to the house OF which
he is a member, and shall! not vote thereon.
ART. 81. No money shall ever be taken from the public treasury.
directly or indirectly, in aid of any church, sect or denomination OF
ro;o;on or in ad # any priest preacher, minister or teacher thereof,
as such and no preference shall ever be given to, nor any discrmi-
nation aae II made soae; AGAINST fsitb any y y1 mopslip' 1 81 sha lf anv 81 AUTHORIZATIONS 1pnspia Sa bs
made for private, charitable or benevolent purposes to any person or
f f1e i IN and z Ssaf' du a%s a snil1 b np; a and the is che charity 3ty' hospitals ssaal and nd
public charitable inattntions conducted under State authority:
expenses of any Office by appointing assistant officials.
ART. 50. The general appropriation bill shall embrace nothing but
appropriations for the ordinary expenses Of the government, interest S est
on the public debt, public schools and public charities and such bill
shall ,1 be 50 its emil fRaa m. to shG aS d fGP r aD5, aesGa15 s@ sh.1 n pa %sdy
by separate bills, each embracing but one object
AUTHORIZATION re ia ans shall I be made under the head ( or title Of contingent;
nor shall any officer or department of government receive any amount
ART s S. No appropriation of money shall be made by the General
Assembly in the last five days of the session thereof; all appropria-
President of the Senate and Speaker of the House of Representa-
tves five full days before the adjournment sine die of the General
ART. SC. The funds credit property or things Of value Of the
pledged or granted to or for any person or persons, association or
corporation, public OF private nor shall the State, n any political
pormon or association whatever, or for any private enterprise, Nor
shall the State, mol any political corporation thereof assume the liza
ration or association whatsoever; nor shall the State undertake to
carry on the business s sssof;a any , such corporation POI alton or 4hs association tic 9. or be
ture, shall have power to grant the right of way through its public
ART 81 The General Assembly shall have no power to release or
extinguish, or to authorize the releasing or distinguishing, in whole or
in part, the Indebtedness, liability or obligation of any corporation
or individual TO TINS state Or u any parish u monicpal corporation;
provided the heirs Of condscated property may be released Of all
taxes due thereon at the date OF It's reveraon to them.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT..
ART. IS. The Executive Department shall consist of a Governor,
Lieutenant Governor, Auditor, Treasurer and Secretary of State.
ART So. The supreme executive power of the State shall be vested
He shall hold his office during four years and, together with the
Lieutenant Governor, chosen for the same term, shall be elected as
Governor and Lieutenant Governor at the time and place Of voting
The returns of every election for Governor and Lieutenant Governor
shall be sealed up separately from the returns of election of other
Secretary of State, who shall deliver them. unopened, to the General
Assembly then next to be holden. The members of the General
they assemble, in the House of Representatives to examine and count
the votes: 18th The j, person asGnul having ing the hs. greatest st number Of votes for
persens shall be equal and highest in the number of votes poed for
G din. or one on of Of them nsnna shall be be Immediately M chosen asosm, Governor TS by the
havilg the greatest number of votes for Lieutenant Governor shall be
highest in number Of Votes poled for Lieutenant Governor, one Of
them shall be Immediately chosen Lieutenant Governor by joint vote
of the members Of the General Assembly.
ART. 60. No person shall be eligible to the office of Governor or
Lieutenant Governor who shall not have attained the age of thirty
i Ssei State ee for t the y eame a so easee Of G };m the next on nrac sdites' h and a resident 81
who shall be a member of Congress or shall hold office under the
ceding the election for such office.
ART. 81. The Governor shall enter on the discharge of his duties
i As snI5 N OF t5s r nsnt e IN the e tnf an9 9er Gensmor by IT. the sh Gsn neral
tinue in office until the Monday next succeeding the day that his
successor shall have been declared duly elected and shall have taken
the oath or affirmation required by this constitution.
ART. 81. In case of the impeachment Of the Governor, his removal
from office, death, refusal or inability to qualify, disability, resigna-
ton OF absence from the State, the powers and duties of the Office
shall devolve upon the Lieutenant Governor for the residue of the
term, or until the Governor, absent OR impeached, shall return or be
acquitted or the disability be removed. In the event of the removal,
impeachment, death, resignation, disability or refusal to qualify of
both the Governor and Lieutenant Governor, the President pro tenn.
OF the Senate shall act as Governor until the disability be removed or
for the residue of the term.
ART SO. The Lieutenant Governor o. officer discharging the duties
OF Governor shall, during his administration, receive the same COM
pensaton to which the Governor would have been entitled had he
continued in office.
ART a. The Lieutenant Governor shall, by virtue of his Office, be
resident OF the Senate, but shall have only a casting vote therein.
of the Senate.
ART. 65. The Lieutenant Governor shall receive for his services a
salary which shall be double that of a member of the General
Assembly, and no more.
ART. &C. The Governor shall have power to grant reprieves for all
ohenses against the State, and, except in cases of impeachment or