The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-07-03

Highest number or votes Iof the foffice, the General Assembly, by Kote, without delay, shall choose
 said persons for said office. Con
 elections for Governor, Lieuten- bvernor, Secretary of State, Audi Treasurer, Attorney General. Su- lendent of Education. and Com kner of Agriculture and lndus- Ishall be determined by potn 5 of the General Assembly. in manner as may be prescribed py
 5. The Governor. Lieutenant Inor, Secretary of State, state k,rer. Attorney General, State Au-
 Superintendent of Education ana Missioner of Agriculture ana ln- les. elected in 1902. shall hold their ktiye offices for the term Of TOUT
 rom the 18th day of November D year in which they shall nave Elected, and until their successors he elected and qualified. and ai- Ie first election under this Consti-
 no one of said officers shall pc ie as his own successor; ana the nor shall not be eligible 10 e'so lr appointment to any once uIiues hate on to the Senate of the ni.eo 5 within one year after the eApn"
 f his term.
 6. The Governor and Lienten. tSovernor shall each be at ieess
 years of age when elected. anu lhave been citizens of the United E ten years and resident citizens or Etate at least seven years next De- the date of their election. The enant Governor shall be ex oncio hent of the Senate, which shaI Ia President pro tenn. from amope En members. who shall discnarse Iuties of the Lieutenant Governor ! Senate. whenever he is absent or Iali,ed. but the Lieutenant GoVs
 when acting as President or tno e shall have no right to vote eA- hn the event of tie. !. T. The Governor. Lieutenant tncr, Secretary Of State. Auoitor' kurei Commissioner of Agrlcui' and Industries, Attorney General .intendent of Education shah re-
 compensation for their services. snail he fixed by law, and which
 not be increased or dtminisned 2 the term for which they nave Ielected, and shall except the bieu- ht Governor, reside at the Capitol. Ie the time they continue in ofiice' bt in cases of epidemic. The Lieu ht Governor shall be paid the same tensation as that received by the vxer of the House except when hg as Governor, when he shall re- | the salary of said officer.
 8. If the ssseion of the Generai nbly next after the ratiflc;sion or Constitution shall enact law in- ling the salary of the Governor,
 increase shall become effective hpply to the first Governor elected
 the ratification of this Constitu- Iif the General Assembly shall so 1mine.
 '. g. The Governor shall take care Ithe laws be faithfully executed.
 F. 10. The Governor may require kmation in writing. under oath,
 the officers of the Executive De- tnent named in this article. or led by statute, on any subject re- tg to the duties of their respective Is; and he may at any time require lmation in writing. under oath.
 all officers and managers of State buttons. upon any subject relating Nc condition, management and >:x- es of their respective offices and in Itions. Any such officer or manager makes a wilfully false report. or without sufficient excuse to make teouired report when demanded. Is |, iy of an impeachabl ble offense.
 |. II. The Governor may by proc SfnnG fene the General Assembly at the of Government or at a different F, if since their last adjournment, Nshall have become dangerous from Eaemy, instruction. or other lawless Freak. or from any infectious or hgious diseases. and he shall state kfically in such proclamation each Her concerning which the action of N body is deemed necessary.
 NJ. 12. The Governor shall from
 to time, give to the General As ply information of the state of the Iernment, and recommend to their Edera ation, such measures as he \ deem eMpedient: and at the con- cement of each regular session of >tSeneral Assembly, and at the close lis term of office, give information kritten message of the condition of State; and he shall account to the kraI Assembly. as may be pre- bed by law. for all moneys re- d and paid out by him. or is order; and, at the commence fl of each regular session, he shall ent to the General Assembly estl- bs of the amount of money requlr- b be raised by taxation for all pur- c. 13. The Governor shall have er to remit fines and forfeitures kr such rules and regulations as
 be prescribed by law; and, after fiction. to grant reprieves. paroles limitations cf sentence and pardons Ipt in eases of impeachment. The krney General, Secretary or Sta-e State Auditor, shall constitute a kd of Pardons. who shall meet or tcall of the Governor. and before Inn shall be laid all recomm enda- s or petitions, for pardon or com Iations or paroles, in cases of fei'
 and the Board shall hear them hen session. and give their opinion tvritine to the Governor thereon r. which or on the Boards failure advise for more than sixty days Governor may grant or refuse tl.t mutation, parole or pardon, as tc seems best for the public interest shall communicate to the ienera embly at each session, each case O. hssion of fines and forfeitures, le I've, communication. parole or pardon his reasons therefor, and the crln of the Board of Pardons in eacf
 required to be referred; stating name. the crime of the convict. th' ence, Its date and the date of Ie' ve, commutatio parole or .'ardon dons in cases of felony and othel rses involving moral turpitu 1e h not relieve from civil and .Ioliti disa bilities, unless specifically eX Ised in the pardon. and approved b! Board of Pardons.
 lc. IA. Every bill which shall haV' led both Houses of the General AS