The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-25

that are not inconsistent with other pro-
visions OF this constitutions
ARTICLE UX.l MI.
Section 1. The Legislature shall provide
for the maintenance and support OF a
system OF free common schools, wherein
all the children Of this state may be
Section . The corporation created In the
year one thousand seven hundred ana
eighty:fonr under the name OF The r.,
YORK, is hereby continued under the name
OF The University OF the state of New YORK.
powers, which may he increased, modified
or diminished by the Legislature, shall be
exercised. by not less than nine regents.
,cs seoi'G una 3. The fss csI' OF Of TN the fsmmGe
fund. and the capital OF the United states
deposit fund. shall he respectively pre-
served inviolate. The revenue OF 1.-THE
said such common school fund shall be
applied to the support OF common schools:
the revenue OF 1.-THE saidl such literature
fund shall be applied to the support OF
academies: and the sum OF twenty-five
thousand dollars OF the revenues OF the
United states deposit fund shall each year
he appropriated TO and made part Of the
capital OF 1.-THE saidl such common school
fund.
section g.. Neither the state nor any
subdivision thereof. shall use It's property
or credit or any public money. or au-
thorize or permit either TO be used. di-
reetly or Indirectly. In aid or maintenance,
other than for examination and inspection,
OF any school or institution of learning
wholly or in part under the control or
direction OF any religious denomination
or In which any UNCONVENTIONAL tenet or
ARTICLE Xxi XIII.
Section l. sherirs. clerks Of counties.
district attorneys. and registers in coun-
ties having registers, shall he chosen bv
the electors OF the respective counties. once
IN every three years and as often as va
,anc'e, shall happen. except in tho coun-
counties In whose boundaries are the same
~ those or "A city. where such ON ccrs
shall be chosen by the electors once In
every two or four years az the leglsla-
ture shall direct. Sherlns shalt hold no
other office. and he Ineligible for the
next term after the termination Of their
onces' They may he required by law to
IN default ~ giving such new security. their
c cn sham be deemed vacant. But the
the acts Of the shar}in "s RE rssponninl" ,"r
remove any. officer, in this section men
toned, within the term for which he shall
copy OF the charges against him, and an
opportunity OF being heard in hts do
Section ? All county Officers. whose
election or appointment IL not provided
ior hy this constitution. shall be elected
or appointed by the boa rds Of supervisors.
or othsr county ~authorities, as the legisla-
ture shall direct. All city. town and VII
lage OFFICERS III whose election or appoint
ment Il not provided for by this G6nsti,u-
ton. shall be elected by the e~lettnrs OF
such cities. towns and villages. or Of some
division thereof. or appointed 10y such au.
t~horities thereof as Tin legislature shall
Sisdi,ssnT ss f Sr. tina, puTpose ,"ail he pro,
election or appointment IL not provided
Tor by this constitution. and all officers,
who's" offices may hereafter be created by
pointed. as 1.-THE legislature may directl
may he provided by law.
AhatraEF --Tkn 49,. =. ,tg. go.
ton. substituting the expression provided
by Law" for Legislature shall designate
erect with that of the amendments to the
sections now numbered % and 20 Of ar
Section ;. When ,he duration NJ any
I office Is not provided by this constitution.
u may be declared by law. and n not 50
declared. such office shall be held during
IN" pleasure or the authority making the
appointment.
Section =. Tho time ~ c%loctlnG an onI-
GERS named In this article shall ho pre-
section .. Tho legislature shall provide
f9r tllins vacancieS in onicc, and In case
OF elective officers, no person appointed
TO MI a vacancy shall hold his 6nlce by
virtue OF such appointment longer han
the commencement Of the political wear
neNt succeeding Tho first annual election
AFTER the happening of the vacancy
a&r,irrfiss 'ssn and b b nas been iGranste1r"d to
section III q. Provision shall he made
by law for the removal for misconduct
w llhA Ntll'H IN hIltF OF Al OUlftFN.
except judicial. whose powers and duties
are not local or legislative and who shal.
sss'r ei.r, rn a. geT siT,n Elections, and also
by such r-moval
Section Isl i. The. Legislature may de,
clare the cases IN which any office shall
be deemed vacant when no provision is
made" for that purpose In this cnustttu-
ton.
section II q. No oNcer whose sala-y
IL liked by this constitution shall receive
any additiona. compensation: Each OF III
tuition shall. during his continuance in
oHir". receive a compensation. to be fixed
10y law. which shall not be increased or
diminished during the term FOR which he
shall have been elected or appointed. nor
shall he receive 10 his use any fees or per
quisites Of office or other compeusa,iun.
Section TArt q II oricns so-
the Weighing. sauging, measuring, cul,lng
or inspecting any merchandise, produce,
hereby abolished; and no such office shall
hereafter be created by law. but nothing
any office created for the purpose Of pro-
;%ecting the public health or the Interest,"
Of he s;ate In its property. revenue. tolls
with correct standards 81 weights AMI
measures, or shall prevent the creation OF
any SmiGe f1r such puTpo;s, herGatisr
and promotion. In the civll service 81 the
state, and az all the civil divisions thereof.
according to merit and fitness to he asccr-
taired. so far as practicable, by eNamina-
lions, Which so teT a. praCticnb'. shall be
orably discharged soldiers ana sailors
from the army and navy Of the United
states in the late civil war, who are CT.
liens and residents Of this STATE. shall be
entitled 70 preference in appointment and
promotion. without regard to their stand
ing on any list from which such appoint,
mcnt or promotion may he made. Laws
shall be made To. provide for the enforce
mcnt Of this section.
ARTICLE NIL NV.
Section l. All ahle -bodied male ~ci'i-"n-
bet eeu the ages of eighteen and forty.
i've years, who are residents of the state.
ever 20 such exemptions a. are now, cot
may he hereafter created by tho laws OF
the United states, or by the legislature OF
section .. The legislature may provide
for the enlistment into the active force Of
such other persons as may make a|pplica'
section 2. The militia shall hc organize
and divided into such land and naval, an,
that there shall be maintained at AN tincs
a force ~ not less than ten thousand on.
equipped, disciplined and ready for s"ti,e
service, And II shall he tho duty of he
legislature a. each session 10 mako SUM
Gent appropriations for the maintenance
section T. The governor shall arpoln,
1.-THE chiefs OF the several STAN H. part.
secretary and the adjutnni general ~ the
state. all of whom shall hold Office during
his pleasure, their commtsslons to expire
shall have been elected he shall also nom.
mate, and with the consent Of the srnat
L .H,rn may a., m pre~rib bse" ths num msc '"s sn,
qualifications Of major generals and aide-
de-camp.
Ahstract-S. the abstract below under
Section :. All other commissioned and
non-commissioned Officers shall be .choseI