The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-11

sons so having an equal and The highest
number Of votes for governor or iieuten-
Section l.. The governor shall be com:
mander-in-chief Of the military and naval
forces Of the state. He shall have power
only. on extraordinar occasions. eS.
traordinary sessions no subject shall De
may s eeom;m sISspt for :ucS on al sns e'G He
shall communicate by message to this leg.
islature at every session the condition OF
the state, and recommend such .matters
to 1t as he shall Judge expedieut. We shall
transact all necessary business with the
He shall expedite ali such. measure. as
may be resolved upon BY the legislature.
iaithfuiiy executed. ne Shall receive. for
his services an annual salary Of ten thou,
ssnd dollars: and there shall be p5 pr
xS,traes..nTs.s matter her. eliminated
Gle. and there amended as stated in the
note 70 such section. 49,.
and pardons after conviction. for all of
fenses except treason and cases OF I'm.
such restrictions and limitations. as he
ma think proper. subject to such regu.
70 the manner 81 applying for pardons;
Upon conviction for treason. he shall have
s saMsr TO until isipe sSs s IN. s sssii boz rs =,
the legislature shall either pardon. or com;
\ mute the sentence. direct the execution OF
He shall annually communicate to the leg
ton. or pardon granted. Stating. The name
OF the convict. the crime Of which ne was
the Dat. Of the Sommuaa,ion. pardon or
reprieve.
Section Q. I'm case Of the impeachment
1es shs f insSiIi,y Or to M, a,. rsmGSe' , tho" powers over;
and duties Of the said office. resignation
Or sbsence from the state the powers and
term. or until the disability shall c.a.sI
!ieutenaat-Govemor shall become xoysrncr
for the remainder Of the term. the
s sSseF !" d +. S"Sss , sSs rc%srs and Sd :" duties Ss.
q the office or be sbsent from the state
the Iieatsnant-s ev:rnc! .hall act a. Coy.
pendency 81 such mpeschn,ent. Hut when
the governor shall. with the consent OF
, Il. , 81 ss4. ss the be hs cSi Of e m; miil, s,S'i fore.
thereof. he shall continue commander-in-
eh As, Of all ths mi sn , nores Of TN .' hi.
section and provides beyond dispute that
during the psndeney Of impeachmert pro.
section. !. The iiout.nantesovernor shall
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be president Of the senate. but shall have
Uney e es o. .ns S SSss threw ot son.rn ar a sSs lieu.
tenant governor shall be impeached, dis;
placed. resign. die. or become Incapable OF
performing the duties of his office. or be
absent from the state. the president of the
senate shall act as governor until me va.
and II the president OF the senate for any
OF the above causes shall become incapable
OF pert Of noy.r rnr d ,he sp ns e OF tho as.
: s:s:. :; =; ~ s'; s;s.: :; ., :Sss aIsss' il ,. cam,
vacancy shail b~ allied for the Remainder
happening not less than three months after
.uch vacancy ccc"rs; -, sn an. II IN any sI.c tn"n
the ~; .s %npe ~, prs.sSso e % S'' II. senate. or
sembiy sh.!l become governor until III"
ceedinE the election at which the ofice o.
governor .hall be ailed., u the oihc. OF
Eovernor he undrr Impeachment ar unable
to dIschsrGe the powers and dmt's- 81 thr
state. the temporary president. Of the. SEN
ste shsll act - governor during sncn IN.
sSnisy: aS:crce 81 the r.n@rnr' % sScS
Of the senste be unable 10 discharge the
power and dutIes Of the office 81 governor
Ing such inability or absence.
Abstract.-This amendment DEFINE. In
detail the succession to the office Of gov
ernor. II does not change the erect Of
the present constitution. relative TO such
po.siSis doub, and ..mb,sui,y, such a.
arose in the year 1913. The smsndmsn'
as af, pe.uS,vsnsn securing three
months or more before a general election.
shall be hl'ed a. iha. election, shall
Of nvs thousand dollars, and shall not
pensation. fee or perquisite. for any duty
or service ne may BE required to perform
'y se sSs n0s 3 Every Bin which shall hay.
passed the senate and assemn.y shait,
sisn Il: su, Il not. he shah return /, WIN
his objections 20 the house In which II
the objections at large on he journal,
and proceed. to reconsider II II after
members eiected to hat house shall agree
to pass the bill; It shall be sent 'ogether
Which wiis mt i, UI3sf''In ssw vi e"f be o'p considered nld
and II approved by ,%wo.thirds OF the
members elected TO that house :, shall
the votes in both houses shall be deter
OF the members voting shall be entered
on the journal OF each, house respectively.
II amy a bill m, ,snii , nG, ss se'1 9snsaa by ,ae
cepted) after Il shall have been presented
to him. the same shall be a lay In Ike
the legislature shall, by Gtheirl its ad.
tournament, prevent It's return. in which
the approval of the governor, No bill
shall become IL law after the nnal adj
tournment Of the Legislature. unless APP
proved by tho governor within thirty
days after such adjournment, II any bill
presented to the governor contain sew
srai items Of appropriation of money.
items willis approving OF the other por-
ton OF the bill, In such case. he shall
append to the bill. at the time Of sign.
Ing IL. a statement OF the items TO which
he objects; and the appropriation so
objected to shall not take effect. II tho
legislature be In session. he shall trans
init TO the house in which the bill orixi-
mated a copy OF such statement, and the
Items objected TO shall he separately re-
or more OF such items be approved by
two-thirds OF the member elected "a
each house, the same shall he part of the
law. Notwithstanding the objections OF tho
governor. All the provisions OF this sec.
ton, in relation 20 bills NOT approved nv
the governor. shall apply IN cases in which
he shall withhold his approval from any
Item or items contained In a bill appro.
priat!ng money.
ARTICLE v.
Section I. On or before the fifteenth a.v
Of November In the year one thOusnnd min.
hundred and sixteen and in each yc.,
thereafter the heat Of each drpnrtment
OF the state government except the lrxi.-
iature and judiciary. shall submit 10 the
governor itemifed estimates of appropria-
I-.- a.