The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-02-20
Proposals of Amendment to the
Constitution of Vermont to Be
Ratified March 4, 1913.
FIRST PROPOSAL OF AMENDMENT
Relating to approving, signing or vetoing of bills
ApTICJE IT

Relating to approving signing or Vetong OF phis;
ARTICLE
Every bill which shall have passed
law be presented to the gov
ernor; approve shall IT. shall return It, with his
objections writing house. which shall have originated;
proceed reconsider it. IT. such reconsideration
twohds the members of the house shall pass the h
together with the objections be the other house. by
which shall likewise be econsdeed and approved by TWO
that thouse shall become law
the of both Houses shall be taken
by and nays and the names of the person voting LOT OF
shall the journal OF each house. respectively
bill shall be returned by the governor as aforesaid WIN
in five days Sunday excepted) after snail nave oeeh eSe
shall law in like manner as If he had
signed by their adjournment within three
of such BILL shall prevent its return IN
which case, it shall not become law
SECOND PROPOSAL OF AMENDMENT
Relating biennial sessions and elections term of office Of
secretary Of state auditor
Of accounts and county officers
ARTICLE "a SECTIONS l. o A, AND
Section l. The Assembly biennaly the
after the first Monday of January beginning in
D.. 1915.
Sec The governor lieutenant governor
state accounts representatives assist
heris high bais states attorneys
judges of probate and justices of the shall be elected BIZ
enna the first Tuesday after the first Monday of No
vember beginning in A. D. 1914.
Sec The representatives
be the first Wednesday after
the first Monday of January following their election.
Sec. judges the county
shers high ba states judges probate and
of the shall be shall the
first day of February next after their election.
D.
the offices mentioned this article shall hold such offices until the
Tuesday
Monday of November A D. 1914 shall begin herein provided
THIRD PROPOSAL OF AMENDMENT
Relating to the printing of the Journals
CHAPTER @ SECTION IA
The proceedings Assembly
printed when
sary session.
the house
required by five members and the when required by
senator Except where the shall be taken BALLOT which
member either house shall have
reasons of his vote upon the minutes.
FOURTH PROPOSAL OF AMENDMENT
Relating to the powers legislature governor.
CHAPTER O. SECTION 20
Sec 90 No person any case, any time to
declared guilty of treason felony by the legislature have
his sentence conviction for felony committed RENTED m
gated by the legislature.
And that Section of Chapter by emitting
words land murder" where they therein.
FIFTH PROPOSAL OF AMENDMENT
Relating to the change amendment o
charters.
ARTICLE 30
incorporation granted extended changed
or amended by special law for such municipal charitable
educational penal reformato corporations
main under the patronage of the
Assembly shall provide by general laws for the organization all
corporations hereafter be created All pu
suant to this article be altered from time time
SIXTH PROPOSAL OF AMENDMENT
Relating to the change of the words Judge"
Justice" or Justices"
ARTICLE 81
That wherever the words Judge" Judges
constitution Of Vermont thereof designate
judge or Judge of the Justice" jus
tces shall be substituted therefor require
SEVENTH PROPOSAL OF AMENDMENT
Relating to the power Assembly to pass laws
compelling compensation for Injuries.
ARTICLE 80
The General Assembly compelling compensation
for injuries received by
resulting In death or bodily hurt for the employees
their widows kin class or classes
OF employers and employees which shall apply
EIGHTH PROPOSAL OF AMENDMENT
Relating to the revision of Chapter Of Constitution
ARTICLE 80
That the judges OF the hereby au;ho
rzed and directed to revise Chapter Constitution in
cooperating into said Chapter all Constitution
that are be then excluding herefrom all
sections clauses and reaanging and re-
numbering the sections thereof appropriate their
judgment may be most logical said revised
Chapter two certified secretary said Judges
majority thereof shall be constitution of this state in
substitution for existing Chapter amendments thereof
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE
hereby certify that the foregoing proposals Of amendment
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