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

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subject shall be acted upon except that fol
mhieh the meeting is herein authorized t'
Abstract.-The legislature now has tn,
power to remove Judges Of the court oil
appeals and justices of the supreme court
The assembly now has the power to IN.
speciic grant of power IL given at present
either TO the legislature az a whole. or the
specially for such purposes during a lcgis-
lative recess or otherwise. The foregoing
amendment Is to rectlfy that situation.
eligible sfSiaOp to n H. IL; lure P %ho a, i iSe time be
OF his election Is. or within one hundred
DAYS previous thereto has been. n member
OF congress, a civil or military officer under
ne United states. or an officer under any
CITY government. Andl tifl II any person
shaIl after his election as a member of
appointed to any office. civil or military.
under the government of the United states.
or under any city government. his ac-
ceptanCe thereof shall Nacate his seat.
Abstract.-Thc elimination Of the first
sentence %confers on federal and city en-
zens. TO hecom" members of the legis.
iature The second sentence is retained,
however. to the effect that a person who
becomes a member OF the legislature may
not hold such office after accepting an
oihcc under IN" federal government or a
Section tii.I ie. Each house shall keep a
journal OF ~ proceedings IL and n record
OF Its debates and promptly publish the
same from day to day, except such parts
house shall he kept open. except when the
pubic welfare shall require secrecy.
Neither house shall. without the consent
OF the other. adjourn for more than two
days.
Abstract.-At present zach house OF the
legislature keeps a journal. and after the
Iapse OF a year and upwards the same l.
published. but neither house keeps or pub
fishes z record Of It's debates. The pur-
pose NJ the amendment T. to give imme-
date and fun publicity to all proceedings
OF the legislature. 10 make the reasons for
action by IN" Legislature matters Of pub
the legislature and to mako It more Of an
avenue to prcfcrmcnt for able young men.
sa sse IN ri, h. na- hons rs For Or any ANY sPssSh or de-
members shall not be questioned In any
other place.
section TIA II. Any hill may originate
bills passed by one house may be amended
all hills sha,i b. "ThS people ~ IN. state
OF New York. represented IN senate and
Assembly do enact as follows" and no
law shall be enacted except by bill.
Section tltl 10. No bill. shall be passed
or become a law unless Il shall have been
printed ana upon the desks Of the mem
beers. In ~ hnil form, at l"ls. three cal
endar legislative days prior TO Its hnal
passage I. unless ne governor. or the
necessity OF !'s immediate passage. unds-
his hand and the seal Of the state: nor
shall ony No hil shall h. passed or be-
majority % the member elected TO each
branch. %. The 'cg!s ituret: and uponl.
Immediatel, after the. last reading Of a
billt. no amendment thereof shall be al
lowed, anil the question upon Its nnal
passage shall be taken Immediately there
%after.l and the yeas and nays entered on
the Journal.
Ahs.ract-The above section ls changed
so as 10 forbid, the legislature hereafter
after Hlp last nngrAmpp and a re-
print Of the bin. thus removing an eNccp-
tion by which a bin may now be passed
In less time II the governor 80 recon
mends. This change insures az Least three
scrutiny, hv the legislature and the
public, Of every hi in hnal printed FORM
before T. Il passed, without any exception.
The latter part ~ 'hc ssc''pn is changed
so as 20 remove The prohibition against
9~mendmcn, Of a e'l. DURING the sgnera!
The prohibition has never heer effective.
because "A motion 70 recnmm.;. amend and
proper notwithstanding the pr-seat Ian
guage. Til" proposed change restores In
the provisions % the constitution
OF 1876, conforms TO actual practice during
the las, six:y-n'nc years and supplies amt
Section ne II. No private or local hill.
shall embrace more than ono subject. and
shan be expressed IN thu TILL.
SECTION n ~; ~ &C, shall he passed
or any part thereof. shall be made or
deemed a part u Lsaiil snch sCt. or which
shaL. snaGt ,hnt any fSiSIins ~, ~
s]"r,iTR f., in such ~. N.Y.
Section tiSl 10. The legislature sha',
nov paSs a. p'.ra.r :" ''''' WA B" '"' VI
Changing the name. Of pNrsonst
ia,.,s ~. rr',s shwaW. or ,i'ays az
S4hlihulng aosuas n,sn.u, 10 GI,rSsf =.
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