The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-27

ballot. chooee one OF 1.-THE saidl such per.
sons SO having an equal and the hlghes,
number OF votes for governor or lieuten.
Section 1. The governor shall be com
mander-ln-chief of the military and naval
forces Of the state. He shall have power
to convene the legislature, or the sena's
traordinary sessions no subject shall be
acted upon, except such as the governor
may. recommend for consideration. He
shall communicate by message to the leg.
l%slature at every session the condition OF
the state. and recommend such matters
to It as he shall Judge expedlent. He shall
transact all necessary business with the
oincers OF government. civil and military.
He shall expedite all such. measures as
and shall take care that. the laws are
faithfully executed. Tile shall receive, for
his services an annual salary OF ten thou
sand dollars. and there shall he. provided
Tor his use a suitable and furnished exec
Abstract.-The matter here eliminated
Is transferred to section one OF this arti-
Gle, and there amended as stated In the
Section s The governor shall have tho
power to grant reprievcs, comnutation
and pardons after conviction. for all Of
parchment. upon sucn conditions and with
such restrictions and limitations. as ne
nay think proper; subject to such reg vs
70 the manner Of applying for pardons.
Upon conviction for treason, he shall have
power to suspend the execution OF the
sentence. until the case shall he reported
TO the legislature Mt Its next meeting, whcn
the legislature shall either pardon, or COM
mute the sentence. direct the execution OF
the sentence. or grant n further reprieve.
He shall annually communicate to the leg
ton or pardon granted. stating the name
OF the convict. the crime OF which he was
convicted. the sentence and its date, and
tho date of the communication pardon or
reprieve.
Section G. lin case OF the impeachment
OF the governor or his removal from office,
and duties OF the said office. resignation
or absence from the state the powers ana
duties OF the office shall devolyc, upon ne
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS for the residue OF the
term, or until the disability shall censel
u the office OF governor he vacant the
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES shall become governor
Tor the remainder Of the term. u tn.
governor be under Impeachment or be I'M
able. TO discharge the powers and duties
the lieutenant governor shall. act as GOV
ernor during such inability. absence or tho
the governor shall. with the consent OF
the legislature, he out Of the state. In
lime OF war. at the head OF a military force
thereof. he shall continue co~mmander-in-
chief OF all the military force OF the state,
Abstract This. amendmcnt Ciarihes this
during the tendency OF Impeachment pro
ceedings against the governor the lieuten-
ant governor shall act as governor.
FF'Al'U . 4 If llfuAFItlN~ WV nv FtNht'
possess the same qualifications OF eligibli,
ity for office ms the governor. He shall
81 va ~ SN, ""trs Inriny n
vacancy OF the office OF governor, the lieu
tenant governor shall be impeachcd; DIS.
psSgep. res'sh; dle; or p 70 III ossaa nr he
absent from tho state. the president OF the
my h ma sira a !" sfgIlhrr, mali ease;
and II the president OF the senate for any
Of the above causes, shall become, Incapable
81 peFi"tnl'ng th~ IHties pettalhIns So sn'
ono OF governor the SPEAKER OF ne j.
s"lhuly shaI h't az governor unt' ,nv
Nl,an,E !. n'.yu -. sn,..u',. n.n,
ana there ne no lrutensnl's nN'rnoI, surn
ta'anc! shan be nIied Tor Tue remnlnner
1n ,mr fern nj ~ ,hs neN ,,r s" m"n,Ss after
such vacancy occnrsi md ~ any sncm
.n-e. until the ,acancy he n'ird by c,c"''om.
II mere pc none, IN" -peaker o, mr H.
scmb'y shall become governor UNI ame
nrst nay OF me p"',t,cni ssa, ne ~, a"o,
crrding the election ~ wh,ch ,ne one .,
governor shall he hIled. ~ the Once oi
goyernor De .a.an, ana ,mr op ~nah,.
to Discharge the power. and duties o, me
oihce o. governor or be absent from tne
alta ai"'. .na ane a 'em ns aay psc,'d sa4,n 81 such sem I'm
impeachment. II the Temporary president
powers and dutie. OF the oInce "i x"Ncrnor
or be absent from me stare ,he speahrr
OF the assempif s"an ny, ~ s"'''"" W"
Abstract.-Thi amendment defines In
detail the succession to the olhce n gov.
the present constitution. relative TO such
succcssion. hut is Intended TO free it from
possible doubt and aamhigu.ty such as
also provides INA, a vacancy in the o!nSe
u NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. occurring, three
shall he filled at that election.
Section :. The ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS shall
receive for his services an annual salary
OF i've thousand dollars, and shah not
fee or pprauisitS, for any duty
5r service he may be required to perform
by the constitution or. hy law.
section 9 Every bill which shall have
passed the senate and assembly shall.
before Il becomes a law. be presented TO
the governor; n he approve, he shall
MS objections TO the house in which II
shall have originated. which shall enter
the objections at large on The Journal.
such reconsideration. two-thirds OF the
elected 10 that house shall agree
TO pass the oill II snail be sent together
which It shall likewise he reconsidered
aud II approved by two-thirds of the
members 1lected to that house, II shall
become a law notwithstanding the ONCE
the votes in both houses shall be deter
81 fhe n.ynhers voting shall be- enteyed
on the Journal OF each house respectiyeiy
II any bin shall not be returned by the
after It shall have been presented
to him. the same shall he "A law in like
manner as II he had signed Il. unless
tho legislature shall, by Itheirl It's ad-
Journment, prevent its return, in which
case It shall not become IA law without
The approval of the governor. No bill
Journment OF the legislature. unless APP
proved by the governor within thirty