The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-02-08

by Mr. Achlnnon. aFucie l.--Cec. L. Ina
the once Of Lieutenant Governor Is hereby
abrogxied, aud that The Senate, when organized
slaA elect . President pTv tszA. who shall be
President Of the Senate, and in case Of the inn
peachment Of the Governor, or his removal from
Office, resignation, death, or inability to dis
charge hs o6lcinl dniies, the power and duties
of the ofdce, shall devolve upon the Presi-
dent OF the Senate for The residue OF the term, or
until the disability shall cease. So
Article 2.-Sec. 1. That the Office Of Adju-
Dt-Eieaeral, as one Ut the cabinet OF adminis-
Tatige oficers, - hereby abregated-
Asiicle 3--Sec. /. That the cfiice of Super
intandent Of Public Instruction Is hereby abro-
gated. a ~
IS Article Sec. l. Every male person of the
age u twenty-oae years and upwards, OF what
seeyer race, color, nationality or previous con.
ditioR, who shall at the time Of Offering to vote
be citizen Of the United States, or who has
declared his Intention TO become such In con
forrnity 10 the laws OF the United States, and
who shall have Fesid ed and had his habItaiion,
domicik home and place OF permanent abode in
Florida for one year. and in the county for six
moRths next preceding the election ct which he
shall offer 10 vote, and who shall at the time Of
voting present 10 the inspectors OF said electien
his tax receiptrin full payment OF bis tax for the
year next preceding such election, shall in such
county be deemed qualified elector at all cleo
tons under this Constitution.
BY Mr. Plummer: Section first Of Article
Fourteenth OF the Constitution of this State
shall be, and is hereby, amended so as to read
as follows.
Section l. Every male person OF the age OF
twenty-one years and upwards, oil whatever race,
color, nationality, or previous condition, who
shall at the time of offering to vote, be citizen
of The United States, and who shall have resided
and had his habtation, domicile, home and
place OF permanent abode in Florida for one
year, and in the county for six months next
f1o .ol1
vote, shall, in such county be deemed qualified
elector at all elections under this Constitution
Every elector shall, at the time of his registra-
ton, take aud subscribe the following oath
r., do solemnly swear that | will
support, protect and defend the Constitution and
Government of the United States and the Con-
stitution and Government of the State of Florida
against all enemies. foreign or domestic; that |
will bear true faith, loyalty and allegiance to the
same, any ordinances or resolutions of any State
convention or legislature to the contrary not
withstanding, so help me God
BY MIR. BeVill of Hamilton Section of
Article OF the Constitution is hereby amended
so as to read as follows:
Section 2. That from and after the adoption
OF this amendment the regular sessions of the
Legislature shall be held annually, commencing
on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in
January A. d. of every year; but the Gov
eruor may convene the same in extra session by
bis proclamation.
Section % of Article of the Constitution is
hereby amended so as 10 read as follows:
Section %. Regular sessions of the Legisla-
ture may extend to thirty days, but any special
session convened by the Governor shall not
exceed twenty days.
ORDERS OF THE DAY.
The follow ing were read the third time and
passed
Assembly bill No II to be entitled an act to
enable settlers on State lands to obtain title
thereto.
Assembly bill No. SO to be entitled an act to
provide for the service of subpGnas in Chancery
in other counties than the one in which the ac-
ton was brought.
Assembly bin No 90: to be entitled an act 10
provide Chaplain for the Lunatic Asylum
Senate bill No SO to be entitled an act re-
lating to the arrest Of fgitves from justice from
other States
to remove Instructions to navigation inland be-
tween Matanzas and Smyrna Tnlets, in this
State.
Senate bill No IS to be entitled an act to
legalze the town government of Orlando, Flor
ida
incorporate h;'' the Walton Is b peiiiae Reiifae az aeae 70
ton No. 1872 of Patrons OF Husbandry, in Wal
ton county Florida.
Assembly bill No So to be entitled an set
for the payment of costs adjudged against the
State of Florida by the Supreme Court.
Senate bill No. 81 TO be entitled an act to en-
able married women to dispose of their separate
property by last will and Il stament.
Assembly bill No. 1873 to be entitled an act
TO amend section of an act to amend sections
,, 3 4, 5 and of an act entitled an act to fix
and regulate the fees and per diem of certain
officers herein designated, approved March !,
1879; was read the second time and postponed.
Senate bill No. 81; to be entitled an act for
the relief of A. Moseley, Sheriff of Leon County,
was reconmitted to the Committee on Claims
Senate bill No. sc: an act to punish the
breaking and entering without breaking of
buildings in the Gay time or night time with
intent to commit a amisdemeanor was read the
second time and postponed indefinitely.
Adjourned