The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1885-07-02
ARTICLE y.
BI.Ir INSTITUTION :

Il, Ii"N |. Institutions inr The ileuttt of the
m>arc b!nd anI deaf, AMI ch oti.er benevolent
Astluph> IL The public 90 may require, shall
or ln>rrcd tnI supported Lv:the : ale, subject 10
,lch f--Il di"n, 4, may b. provided by law.
81 y Stale Prison shall be established and
manl,tnrd III such manned ~ mar- be liked by
Aw Provision may be ni.de bf law for the
e.l4b.lsument and maintenance s)f nouse Of
Feil.c iot Juvenile Offenders. and iae Legislature
sha! nave power to establish home and work
hoase tor common vagIants.
SLc ). The respective counties Ot the State
shall provide in the manntf fixed by law for
l'ee E" tnc inhabitants who, by reason of age,
lhTm'y or misfortune may havr claims upon
lae a,d and sympathy OF society.
Which Was received and read.
lAs Preamble aud Dec!aFslioE Of Rights, as
fFPTet BY he committer,i was read the first
ulir aad placed among the orders OF the day.
! he cnu>ldera'iOn OF ArIIde Y vas resumed.
ne proposed new Section Is Article V, was
rr.d
Nj Bakct moved To reconsider the vote by
"i'l 'he amendment Offered by him Cu yester
10, was los which WAS u1t agreed TO.
hi' biouni offered To amend AS follows: Add
ai'eF lac "ogd mlsteasance" the words neg
tC' % iaN: agreed To-.
N. Walker, Jr, offered 20 amend as follows :
N' '"il'ti suspended who shall, ut!der 'hls sec
u'n' Resume the duties of uis Office, shall suffer
aos '"ss OF salary or other compensation in con
Fgiehce "i such suspensiou:
HE President ruled that rhe amendment WA.
oai Of order
III "aNer Jr., appealed from the decision
taine,i
iNe YEA aaI nays were called sOr The vote
"l>-S2 yeas - Il NAYS.
VI h-p'ion OF Mr.. Maxwell, the unanimous
'ons'A' "l HE Convention Was gwen 10 recon
~ r'Tl ~ 'hr vote by which the amendment offered
" Af Baker on Yesterday wBs logr fos the pur
p,t u 'n>i'rring Mr. Walkers amenimeut
y" lh"'lpn of Mr.. B tker the section, with
amendments. recommitted
"a Hah'heH moved To reconsider the vote by
"nch s'f'nn 70 Was adoIAtAi on yesterday.
"e 4u'>l"h was upon ths moIiOn TO recon-
Hlef which "as agreed 10.
M > iet> Offered the ft7lDwinS substitute for
'"n -: Inc Superintendent tf Pablic In
'''i shan have supervision ot all matters
i'Hh.aS i" public instruction the supervis
"' ~ 'ie Construction OF Nil State buildings de-
''"" 10 tdncitlonal purposes fEe shall keep
t''>oi'c'i Duieau ior the purposes OF accumu
.'''"g such matter and Information a. may be
'"r compiling and per,scting the his
,! Vi 'ie sale and sha Ii peril -lu such other
ted p0'~'''0o " INV N"' o""p
WI Cars"n offered the following substitute
Ia" % ihe superintendent OF Public
ION shall have supefyisou Of all matters
p,,,,a'hins =, 10 public instruction, the supervision
n ''a'e buildings devoted to educational pur
- anu "iher duties rs the Legislature may
NJ proper f'r him 10 pc. tiHm.
' Chandler offered 10 'ameni as follows ::
"Ne out the whole Section nnd insert as fol
,, he Superintendent of Public Instruc
l.,., nan have supervision OF all matters pei
snc |" public instruction. .nd shall perform
r., "'Ief dulles "a shall he prescribed by law"
,ba "e M QUESTION Was then upsn tie adoption of
nor u,'s'ilutr offered by Mr.. Carson Mr.. Gibbs
BLY, b' 70 amend by inserting she 'wsrd Estate )"
ern'n5 "'g HE he word buildlas;" ahich Was ac-
sdn'sh The substitute, as a.neud I'd, was
E,.l.n naNwell, Chairman of the Commi ttee on
la,n'aIe l,ea'"e aud Administrative department, OBJ
''' leave and made the following report
CONVENTION H1LL
L.. TALLAHASSEE, FLA. Juae "a. 1885
non SAMUEL PAsco,
Fressdent of the Ca,tosntsoa.
AIN: AHa: Your Commiltee esi the Executive and
k~ainissralive krr.a Department, to which was re.