The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1885-06-25
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re4u as follows: 49,
Section Is. All officers ~.
elected, and who are not liam. 90.
pended from office by the e. 2
feasance in office, for the GO @
drunkenness or incompetans- 81 =
snail De communicated to the a. ~
ate at its next session. Ana n 9. \.
consent Of the Senate, NAV @ VIZ,
impeachment, for any cansa 80 ny.
shall continue until the ad;o.Ne 49, !.
the Senate, unless the officer ..a Dsss'O
mendation Of the Governor = g.
refuse TO remove, or fail to tai. ~
the officer suspended shall 49,. 1rn.
The Governor shall have poss fas i
office, the incumbent of which y 1e 90
pension or REMOVAL herein authn- Iss
Ger from indictment for any m;.s Tue
Mr.. Baker offered tie folloviss -,
adoption pose'
Proctded, That in case the ST.. :.
removal the officer so removed ~ "
ments of the office to which ba ~
Mr.. Bell. Of Brevard and D.A lea
stitute: inS
|. ANY county official NAV h. : :,
following causes, viz: Incompets.. ~ :,
malfeasance, misfeasance, drunkssA u
lation of the criminal laws of tn = ah'
Such removal shall he had mn.
in the Circuit Court of the OF :, =
grand jury Of the county in whieS = =,
the filing Of the indictment in the q. :.
be suspended from the performans. !,
and the Governor shall appoint ~
thereof during the pendency of II. \ !,
such regulations as to bond and az ~
proper. Upon conviction there N :!
against the officer, and upon acoOss -
that the proceedings he dimissed - >,
office.
When there is no grand jury in u
dictment, the Governor may susue,1 i
such offences if he thinks a case !.
sented to him. If the grand iury as =
succeeding the Executive suspensio. !.
di' tment for any Of the offences .ho,.
charged shall be restored to Office
These proceedings shall he no h., 10 r.,
liability: ~
Which was read.
The question was upon the .weOal h,
Baker; y
Which was not agreed to.
The question was then upon the sun |by
Bel. Of Brevard and Dade.
Mr.. Thompson offered to amend Tn N
Add after 'indictment the AN ~
ment =
W hlch was not agreed to.
The substitute offered by Mr. Bell. d ~
Mr.. Malone offered the following sd
\ Ii officers not liable to impeachmss
appointed by the Governor or elected "A
suspended or removed from office by
manner and for such cuases as NAV b I,
lature:
Which was not agreed to.
Mr. Mitchell offered the following sd
The Board of County Commissions hi
of this state shall have the power to i,
GERS for the following causes: |. HI, 3
Neglect of duty; ,. Incompetency; {
ony.
The said Board shall cause notice
upon the officer. setting forth the cause
cation for suspension is GROUNDED; er
notice of the place and time of trial.
the right to be represented 10y himself@
the trial, the charge is sustained bys 9
Board shall declare the officer suspeah L
cant. and notify the Governor of such
nor shall thereupon order an election 70
vded that the time of trial shall be With
date of the service of notice, and Of !
shall be fully informed;
Which was read and was lost.
The question reverted to the adOptio
ported by the committee
Mr.. Malone moved that the further Cd
ton be passed for the present, and that
in the Journal of the days proceedings
Which was agreed to.
Section Is was read.
Mr.. Clarke, Of j, fferson, moved to
word administrative before the W
line;
Which was agreed tn, and section Is
Section IL was read.
Mr.. Orman offered the following amer
adoption:
Strike out al after the word "powef
follows, to-wit: to call out the vOlul
both. to execute the laws, repel invasoi
quell mobs and riots, and preserve The
manner as may be authorized by law
Which was not agreed to.
The question was upon the adoptla
ported by the committee;
Which was not agreed to, and the seen
adopted.
Section Is was read and adopted
Section 10 was read.
Mr.. Paterson offered the following ~
its adoption:
A Lieutenant-Governor shall he elec'
and places and in the same manner
term of office and eligibility shall oe @
the President of the Senate. but shall oH
and shall have the same pay as memO
except when acting as Governor. In c.
the Governor or his removal from Dun
discharge his official duties or resgnss
ties of the office of Governor shall de''
alt-Governor. In case of impeacnms.
discharge his official duties or reslgnsus
ties of the office shall devolye upon tue
the Senate. In case vacancy shall ocss
ernor and Lieutenant Governor, the
session shall order an election to nli su''
Which was not agreed to. ).
Mr.. Yonge offered the following sn''''
adoption:
After the word Representatives Id
following: "And when the Presldehs
Speaker of the House shall be called
OF Governor, he shall cease to be mS~'
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