The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1885-07-30

haS Oeen duly cOnSlucTeu auu your SoH'n~se0
respectfully recommend the adoption OF the ac-
section as a substitute for the origi-
nal Very respectfully,
Chairman oil Committee.
SECT ION -. No private property nor right OF
way shall he approprinted Ia the use of any cor
poration or individual until full compensation
herctnr shall he first made 10 the owner, or nrst
secured 10 him by deposit OF money, which
compensation, irrespective Of any benefit from
any improvement proposed by snch corporation
or individual, shall be ascertained ny jury M
twelve men in a court of competent jurisdiction
as shall be prescribed by law.
Mr. Broome Chairman of the Committee on
Expenditures, made the following report:
CONVENTION HALL
TALLAHASSEE, FLA, July 28, 1885.
Hon. SAMUEL PAsco,
President Of the Convention.
SIR: Your Committee on Expenditures, 70
whom was REFEREED
Section two of their former report for the pur
pose Of comforting with the Governor and Comp
lroler OF the State in regard TO the means of pay
ing the expenses of this Convention,
Beg leave to report that they have been assured
by the Governor that he would not consent 10
pay any money from the Treasury except such
rs had been appropriated by the last session of
lhe Legislature, and they therefore herewith re-
port back for your consideration sections 2, 3,
and s. which they ask TO have added 10 section
one () of their former report already adopted.
Very respectfully,
JOHN d. BROoME,
Chairman of Committee.
Which was received, and the accompanying
section read ms follows, and ordered spread upon
the Journal and placed among the orders of the
day:
SEC. 2. The pay of the Secretary and Assist
ant Secretary Of the Convention and all the
Clerks elected by the Convention, shall be six
$4,000 dollars per diem EACH allowing the Secre
tary and Assistant Secretary one day after ad-
journment to complete unfinished business; all
Committee Clerks shall receive five ($5.O 0) dol
lars per diem for the number of days certified
by the Chairman Of the Committee; the pay OF
The Sergeant at Arms shall be six ($6 O0) dollars
per diem, and Assistant Sergeant al Arms shall
be five ($5 0O) dollars per diem the pay of the
Messengers of the Convention shall be four
ga 00) dollars per diem each the pay OF the
Doorkeeper shall be five rs 0O dollars per diem ;
The pay Of Pages shall be three $500 dollars
per diem each the pay of the Janitor shall be
two ($200l dollars per diem the pay of the
Chaplain shall be one hundred dollars the Re
cording Clerk. shall complete his work after the
| adjournment Of the Convention, under the super
vision of the Secretary of State, and shall be paid
for the same at six dollars ($6 00) per day for
each day required to complete his work
| H.
| services as Assistant Secretary for three days.
! Messrs DOrr Il Bowen shall be paid for printing
! The amount approved by the Committee on
| Printing, certified by the President and Secre-
| tary OF the Convention.
! SEC. 3. The Comptroller is required 10 draw
his warrant on the Treasurer in favor of all
! parties mentioned in sections l and Q, for their
| pay pro rata as the amount appropriated by the
! Legislature for the expenses of this Convention,
after detiucting pay for incidental expenses and
mileage OF members bears to the whole expense
in sections and 3 aforesaid.
SEC + The President is authorized on behalf
| of This Convention to issue certificates signed by
! himself and countersigned by the Secretary To
! each of the members, attaches and others men
/ toned in sections and 3, for the amount re
! manning due To each on account of the deficiency
! OF the Legislative appropriation for expenses OF
! this Convention.
! SEC 5. The Legislature shall make an appro-
| liiatOn at its next session to pay said certih-
Mr.. Olivcros, Chairman Of the Committee on
/ Enrolment and Engrossment made the following
report:
CONVENTION HALL,
TALLAHASSEE, FLA, July %, 1885
Hon SAMUEL PAsCo,
President Of the Conuentton.
SIR: Your Committee on Engrossment and
! Enrolment, to whom was referred Article No
II, on Judiciary, report same correctly engrossed
! Very respectfully,
b. +. OLIvERos, Chairman,
Article = on Schedule, was read the first time
hy its title, and placed among the orders of lh'
Tor a second reading
Mr.. Walker, Jr., moved that the rules bt
waived and The additional section to Artcl,
WI, rs reported by the committee this morn
ing, be read the first time; agreed to.
The additional section to Article XVI wa'
then read the first time and placed among tht
! orders Of the day for second reading.
Article NJ, on Judiciary Department, came W
Tor consideration on the third reading and wal
| read third time.
Mr.. Malone offered to amend section as fol
lows Insert after the word "years," on fourth
line the following: And until their successor,
are elected and qualified" adopted.
Mr.. Sanchez offered to amend section as fol
lows: Amend by adding at the end OF section
the following "And their term of Office shal
begin on the first Tuesday after the first Monday
in January after their election :" adopted.
Mr.. Bount moved to amend section "a as fol
lows: Insert in line S, section "a, after the wore
courts" the words who shall be appointed BY
the Governor and confirmed by the Senate )
adopted.
Nj. Greeley moved 10 amend section "a as fol
lows Strike out in section "a, from st each" il
first line, to Escambia." including each of the
counties Of Duval and :" adopted.
MT Cnallen OHereO 10 amend SeCtlOn ~ as lOl
lows Insert the words decedents and before
the word minors" in the eighth line Of section
II; adopted.
Mr.. Sanchez offered the foil owing amendment
Ia section 10: On third line strike out from
upon" TO ian" on fonrth line; adopted
Mr.. Garter gave notice that he would move a
the proper time to reconsider the vote by which
The amendment offered by Mr. Malone TO section
Is was lost.
MIR. Johnston moved to reconsider the vote b,
which the amendment offered by Mr.. ellis Il
section "a was lost; Which was agreed to- anC
| The vote was reconsidercd.
The amendment offered by Mr.. ellis was thcr
read again and adopted.
Mr.. Randcll, of Madison, offered to amend
section 16 as follows: In line strike out "mem
bers of The Legislature" aud insert "olher coun
ty officers )" adopted.
MIR. Thompson moved to amend section II n,
follows; In line insert original )" adopted.
Mr.. Taylor offered the following amendment
to section 8 In the nth line of section after tn,
period & following the word Judge" inser
"successors TO the Judges Of the Circuit Courts
now in Office shall lie appointed and confirmed
at the first session Of the Legislature after thu
ratification OF this Constitution ;" adopted.
Mr.. Miller offered to amend section 80 as tot
lows Strike out in section 80 the words " by anC
with the consent of the Senate"
Mr.. Thompson offered the follong amendment
Add after Mler's amendment the following
" Irvcided, The Governor shall lay the matter
of retiring Judges rs herein mentioned before
the session OF the Senate"