The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-04-11

long as they are not opposed to public
morals
Article 8.-Education is free in all the
territory of the republic
"'Article 10-The electoral rights shall
be regulated by the government on the
| basis Of universal suffrage.
Article 1.-THE administration of JUS
tice in reference to civil matters belongs
TO the civil authorities and its procedure
shall be regulated by law
Article 22.-Besides the powers con-
| ferred upon it by article Of this constitu-
| ton, the government council has the fol-
lowing:
! q Ito make all laws and regulations
regarding the revolution and the military.
civil and political life of the Cuban peo-
pie
ITO receive the petitions addressed
to it. ordering those which are not prop
erly transmitted to take their due course.
$40 depose. for injustice and under
its responsibility. any councillor or sub
secretary. This resolution shall be re-
ported to the first assembly and can only
be passed by the affirmative votes of four
councillors.
ITO appoint secretary and sub-sec-
rotary for the transacting Of business in
any department. when both positions snail
have been vacant for two months.
80 appoint and remove public func-
tionaries of all classes in the manner
provided by law. ordering that they shall
be submitted to the courts of justice in
the proper cases.
To 7a-av-r, Inn mo rrO1{rr Of +1a r1-ar
and the general lines Of the campaign, and
to intervene when, in their judgment there
be founded motive for it. in the military
operations. always by means of the gem
erals Of the nation.
ITO raise troops. 20 declare reprisals
and to grant letters of marque.
SO grant military ranks from sub
Iieutenants TO major generals. in the form
established by the law Of military organi-
cation.
"'9.-To issue paper money. TO coin
money, fixing its kind and value.
"I0-To contract loans, determining
when they shah become due, the Interests. |
discounts. commissions and guarantees
and 20 make all NEGOTIATIONS advised by
the public veal, being strictly responsible
for the use it shall make Of these facul- /
ties and of those provided in the previous /
article
'1L-To levy taxes. 70 decree The in |
vestment Of the public funds, and to ask (
and approve the accounts OF the same
ITO determine the foreign policy I
and 10 appoint and remove agents. repre- !
sentatves and delegates Of all classes.
sfg-To grant PASSPORTS
"'14-To issue the safe conduct neces- /
sary for the discharge OF the functions OF !
the government.
IS 'l5.-To make treaties with other pow
ars. choosing the commissioners VINO are
to celebrate them: but wi-h9ut being able
to delegate in them its final APPROVAL The
one OF peace WIN Spain must be ratified
1v rne assembly. and cannot be Initiated
1u. OF the basis 81 ne absolute and in
mediate Independence Of all the sand o.
Cuba
90 Article 31.-The secretary of war wsI
20 rde superior chief in rank % tae army
II liberty
"Ia +ne additional articles as 20 military
,-gaaszats0n. ere following are found:
'- ~. &.-Tnat <ae government can name
ia may freely separate me generals
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fta congress. sscoad session. ne aeE
ove-uz.ert vas ssscte1 e follows:
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