New-York tribune., 1895-07-14

tained. as far as practicable. by competitive ex-
the as Sscsfns q isfHIs 9S Ss
Of the state to which under the existing Constitu-
Civil Service rules cannot BE- applied. Proceed.
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convention and l. thcrefore take it that the cons one
hd 10 spSn y s section in in
ton. to bring The subordinates of the Superinten
State Prisons within the operation Of the Civil
Service Ser law and by the ansuage use used & Intended to
used nsy IN a Of
in to Ws to be made By the
Prisons and had nnllifed the effect Of the decision
s OF hsGeS 5 ksssH
| No. in connection with Section No g. and con-
on OF the e a rne be Old p1a ons
ton; taken in connection with the proceedings in
the trainers Of the Constitution and OF the people
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merit, and should be ascerained so far as practica-
s to the
and appointees OF the Supernendents Of Publi,
appointments conferred upon the superintendent
Of Public Works by Section was Intended to
be subject to the principles and limitations con-
tained In Section o.
NO MORE LEGISLATION NEEDED.
The relator contends however. that Section is
not selfexccuting, and that there has been legs
aton to enforce IT. that the section itself in terms
recognizes the fact that legislation Is needed to put
II IN force, by the clause Laws shall be made to
provide Tor the enforcement OF this section. ana
that until new laws are made to enforce its pro-
visions. the section in question is Of force and
hntor an anu tmat appointments are 10 DE 'aoe as
The same contention was made in the matter of
Sweeey u mise rep, ia affirmed in the Court OF
ht NO ne' 1 u.pV, eu, ',a ~ m@ ~ Was was mela
and that the then reator was subject to them
if is said tbat such n construc,jon rendors nm
necessary and me,rnrless the clause "I avs shall
he made to nrovde for the enforcement Of This Sec
tor ~ bimG ,I, 'o % nstSen ,' ~ 'si,s @ ST. Sc,
n,na and M, ' cn he c,ynn 90 ,hat ci,, .o ,h hI,i
out holding that IL is necessary to re-enac ali the
As before stated Ali naris of tho Constitution
are to be read together and the sections under
ton iS ~ ar,icis which nrovides o,nons MN o,her ,
things. as follows: such acts OF the Legislature
tnued the law Of this state subject to such aI,era
lions as the Legislature shall make concerning
~ e ,S i V cs a r p y, W ,hereof % ran @ rn
ol % hs ,he sara berebv brosae
The 70 C fDd the , ns T lion
continuance in harmony w win tn the new Constitution,
ca4y n esc the nas as sy Of he oh
being supplemented by sucn new legislation as
uu state are re in harmony with the present Constitution
They are. therefore OF the same force and effect
on ee took eject and can be used as far as
they go. TO enforce its provisions
THE POWER OF THE GOVERNOR.
It is also claimed. in behalf OF the relator. that.
assuming that it was intended by Section to bring
the appointees of the superintendent o, PUBLIC
Works wi'hin the provisions Oh .ne Ssn oers
"' a. - ,h.r. 1. s,u rocss.,,v
are continued IN io'oc, "'ie - sun '' '
for legislation bring him within their provisions
I do not think this contention can prevail. While
nrohah,w rho Iegislature has the mower under this
sac,,o, % d.,ern,ne wba. officers and appointees