The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-07-03

tries, unless he shall have been cit- hon of the United States at least seven yesrs and shall have resided m tn'e State at least five years next preceuirs his election. and shall be at least S' years old when elected.
 Sec. z2. There shall be grea. s of State which shall be used onciauy bv the Governor. and the seal nvw use shall continue to be used, untu an ,,Ssr shai, have been adopted by the General Assembly. Said Seal snaii pc called The Great Seal of the State or
 Sec s3. The Secretary of state shall se tbe custodian of the seal or tne state, and shall authenticate therewu sI, official acts of the Governor; ms ap- nrovaI of laws, resolutions, appoint rrent. to office and administrative or Sers excepted. He shall keep . reg ister af the official acts Of the Hov- ernor. and when necessary. snau test them and lay copies or same .o- xether with copies of all papers r Iative thereto, before either house W inc General Assembly, when reQuired Suties ss nav be prescribed by law.
 sec. N. All grants and commissions shall be issued in the name ana py the Authority of the State of Aianama. ssaisd win the Great Seal and signed hv the Governor and counterslgneo Dy the Secretary of State.
 Sec. 2e. Should the ofice or Secre- tary of state, State Auditor. ote treasurer. Attorney General. Superin- tendent of Education, or Commission- CT of Agriculture and Industries pe- come vacant, for any cause. the Sov- ernor shall fill such vacancy untn tns disability Is removed or successor elected and qualified. In case any v, said officers shall become or uHsounu nina. such unsoundness shall De as- certsined by the Supreme Court upon the suggestion of the Governor.
 sec. 2s. The State Treasurer. state Auditor. Attorney General. and the Commissioner of Agriculture ana in- dustries shall perform such duties as may be prescribed by law. The state treasurer and State Auditor snail every year at, a time the General Ass erioiy nav s;x. make a full and compiete re- nort to the Governor. showing the Ie- ceipts and disbursements or rev saues of avery character, and all claims au diteJ and paid out by items, ana an taxes and revenues collected anu Pea into the Treasury, and rom was sources and they shall make Ispo se oftene. upon any matters pertas ~ tSeI. office if required by the 9ovsiLor or General Assembly. e..,.
 se. a7. The State Auditor, state Tren surer. Attorney General. Secretary of state and Commissioner or Asrisui- ture and Industries shall not recsive to thei- use. any fees, costs. perquisites os office. or other compensation than their salaries as prescribed py iaw' and z Il fees that may be payable for any services performed, through sucn om- cers shall be at once paid Into the State Treasury.
 se.. 2s. A Sheriff shall be elected in each county by the qualified cleo to-s thereof, who shall hold his once for a term of four years unless sooner reno, ed, and shall be ineligible to such of.ce ar his own successor. When. .Ser any prisoner is taken from the jail or from the custody of the Sheriff or his deputy, and put to death. or suffers grieyous bodily harm, owing to the g. feet. ccnnivance, cowardice or eiher grave fault of the Sheriff, such Sheriff may be impeached under Section 3 of Article VII. of the Constitutions; and the Governor when satisfied. after hear ing the Sheriff. that he should be i'm. peachcd, may suspend him from cffice until the impeachment proceedings are dec'ded. If the Sheriff be iHpeacj,ed, he shalt rot be eligible to hold any oth- CT office in this State during the time for which he had been elected to serve as Sht riff.
 Mir. Jones (Montgomery)-Unde the rules of the convention. there has to be an aye and no vote.
 Mir Long (Walker)-Under Rule g. I call for a separatioin of Section 30 from the remainder of the Article.
 The Presidential the opinion of the chair there can be no division. The question is before the Convention on the adoption of the Whole Article.
 MT. Reese-Is 1t not a debatabie ques- tion as to whether we will adopt the Article?
 The Presidential seems to the chair not after it was ordered to a third reading.
 MT. Reese-Is 1t possible that the adoption of an ordinance in it's entirety is not a debatable question?
 The President-The ordinance is not open for amendment.
 Mir. Reese-But is the question not open as to whether we will adopt 1t in the shape 1t is in? I do not mean to say that we will argue as to whether any amendment should be made, but have not the members of this Conven- tion the right to argue against the adoption of this Article at all? The President--The chair recognized
 the gentleman from Dallas and has allowed him to proceed, hearing no ob-
 jection to the debate.
 MT. Cofer-WelI. I object right now to the debate.
 MT. Hehin (Chambers-But the chair announced. I thought, he had heard no objection.
 MT. Reese--I had the consent of the House.
 MT. Cofer-1 rise to a point of order This is not debatable after the previous question has been ordered, and the Ar ticle ordered to it's third reading. Il is not open for amendment or debate.
 The President-It seems to the chaii the point of order is well taken. After the Article is ordered to It's third read ing. 1t Is not open to amendment oI debate. When the gentleman from Dallas rose. the chair did not know foI what purpose he rose, and there wal no ohjection, and the chair did not fec | authorized to interpose any objection on his own account, but as objection if | made. it seems to the chair the point of order is well taken.
 Mr Reese-I move to strike out the
 enacting clause of this ordinance. MT. Long (Walker)-I second the mo-
 tion.
 der. .,- -.,, The President-The gentleman VII state the point of order.
 | Mir Harrison-There Is nothing in or 1 aa- hut voting orl the adoption of thil