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Hamilton, Ga.
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ATORN EY S AT LAV,
HAMILTON, GEORGIA
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PARTS OF THE NEW CONSTI
TUTION.
Tito Executive Department;
SECTION 1.
Paragraph 1. —The Executive
j Department shall consist of a Gov
j tumor, Secretary of State Comptrol
ler General anil Treasurer.
Par. 2. The executive power aha!]
he vested m a Governor, who shall
bold his office during the term of t wo
years, and until his auccessor Mmll he
chosen and qualith and. lie shall tot
be eligible to re-election fitter the
expiration ot a sicond term tor a pe
riod of four year*, lie shall have a
dompeient salary, n- t to exceed $3 -
000 established by law, which shall
not he increased ot diminished du
ring the >eriod tor which he shall
have been elected, provided re
duction shell not apply to the pres
ent Governor; tor shall be receive
witliin that, lime any other emolu
ment from the United Stales, or ei
ther of them, or from ar.y foreign
power.
Pat. 3. The first election tor Gov
ernor under this Constitution shall
oe on the first Wednesday in Octo
ber, in the year 1860, and biennially
tbei • liter, by the persons qualified
to vote for the members of the Gen
eral assembly. Said elec'ion shall
be behi at the places of holding gen
eral elections in the several counties
of this State, in the manner prescrib
ed for the election of members of the
General Assembly.
Par. 4. The returns for every elec
lion of Governor shall be scaled up
by ihe managers, and directed to the
President of the Senate and Speaker
of the House id Representatives, and
transmitted to ihe Secretary of Slate
who shall, wiihout opening the said
return’s, cause the same to be l* 1 '!
before the senate on the dav
the Houses shall have been or -''! Z
ed: and Ukuk shall be t-*nsro‘ ie -
, tv;-iiso ui Icopro**
the Senate to the 1 0
sentatives. , , . ,
p ir r jne members of each
, of the General Assembly
snail convene in the Hepresentstive
Hall, and the President of- lie Sen
ate and the Speaker ot the House of
Representatives shall open and pub
lish the, return in the presence of the
General Assembly; and the person
fiavin." the majority of the whole
number of votes given shall bo de
clared duly elected Governor of this
State; but if no person liavo such
majority, then from the two persons
having the highest number of votes,
who shall be in life, and sha’l not de
c ine an election at ti e time appoint
ed /or the Legislaitire to elect, the
General Ass< mbly shall immediately
elect a Governor viva voce ; and in
all cases of election of a Governor tiv
the General A -seniblv, a majority ot
the votes of the rnenib re pro ent
shail be necessary for a choice.
Par. 6. Contested elections stall
be determined by both houses jf l ' ie
General Assembly in such metier as
shall be prescribed by law.
Par. 7, No person sh<*l L e eligible
to the.office of Governor who shall
not have been a ciu’r.ens ol tb 1 * L i
ted Slates fifteen years, and a citiz-n
ofibis State s* years, and who shall
not have attained the age of thirty
years.
Pm,. 8. In care of the death, resig
nation or disability of the Governor,
the President of the Senate shall ex
ercise the Executive powers of the
Government until such disability be
iemoved, ora successor is elected
aid qualified. And in case of the
death, resignation of disability of the
President of the Senate, the Speaker
of the 1 fonse of Representatives shall
exercise the executive powers of the
government until the removal of the
disability or the ejection and qualifi
cation of a Governor.
Par. 9. The general Assembly
shall have power to provide
by law for filling nnexpired terms by
h special election.
Par. 10, The Governor shall be
fore he enters on the duties of his
office, lake the following oath, or
aflhmation ;“I do solemnly, swear
(or affirm, as the case may be,) that
I will faithfully t x onte the office of
Governor of the Stale of Georgia,
ard will to the best, of my ability, Dre
ss. rvc, pro'eet and def. nd the C< n
stitution thereof, and the Constitu
tion of the United States of Ameri
ca.’’
par. 11. The Governor shall be
Commander in-Chief of the army and
navy of :L.; State, and oi tkcrm’-tit’a
thereof.
HAMILTON, HARRIS CO., GA„ FRIDAY, AUGUST 17, 1877
Par. 12. He shall have power to
grant reprieves aud pardons io com
mute penalties, remove di ahi’ities,
imposed herein, nr otherwise by law,
and to remit any part of a sentence
for uffnees against th* Siaie, after
conviction, except in case* of treason
and impeachment, sulj ot to such
rcgulationx a* mif he provide 1 by
la* relative to the manner of apply
ing f.>r pardons. conviction
for treason, lie may suspend the ex
coition of :he sentence, nud report
the case io ti c general assembly, at
the next meeting thereof, w hen the
general assembly shall either pardon
commute the sentence, direct its ex
eu'ipn. or grant, a further repiive.
He sti.ib, at each session ot ihe gen-
era! assembly, comtnunioate io that
body each case of reprieve pardon,
or commut:uion granted, slating the
uame ot the convict, the offense of
which he was convicted, the sen
tence and its date, the date of re
prieve, pardon, or commutation, and
the reasons for granting the same.
He shall take care that the law s are
faitlifnl|y executed and shall be a con
servator ot the peace throughout the
State.
Par. 13. He shall issue writs o
election to ft ! all vacancies that lvt )-
pen in the senate or house of r l )ro "
sentalives, and shad have pc'*’ er ’- 0
convoke the general Asv-dd'ly on
extraordinary occasions/ shad
give them, from time H nme hdor-.
[nation of the siatc lbe Oomn>- fll
wealth, and recommend to the- 1 cun
sideration sue 1 measures ** he nn >'
deem and hut
no law e’ali beer c,eJ al called
seHß)< ,is of.heg' ,eral assembly, ex..
such as ” all r, ' !a,e t o . ll ' o ob *
:-cti.t|.-' , ' n his Proclamation con
vent'’ tl,em <
Par. 14. When any office shall be
come vacant by death, resignation.or
otherwise, the Governor shall have
power to fi ! l such vacancy, unless
otherwise provided by law; and per
sons so appointed shall continue in
office until a successor is appointed
agreeable to ’he mode pointed out
by tins Constitution, or by law, in
pursuance thereof.
Par. Hi. A person once rejected
by the Senate shall not be re-appoint
ed by the Governor to the suin'!
office during the same session, or ‘ ,e |
recess thereafter.
Par. 16. The Governor jaP 1 ' * )1 ” 1
the revision of all bills, by i
both houses, before ** " wne * h;,l!
become a law, his
dissent, and if Jf blll * bou!<l ~OT be
returned bv Governor within five
days (SiutdV excepted) after it has
been pre -' ,l,pa 10 him, the same shall
he a la*', unless tho General Assem
bly iy their adjournment, shall pre
ve ,t its return. He may approve
rf.v appropriation, and disapprove
any other appropriation, in the same
bill, and Hie latter shall noi be effect
ual unless passed by two-thirds of
each House.
Par. 17. Every vote, or order, to
which t tie concurrence of both Houses
may he necessary, except on a ques
tion of election, or adjournment,
shall be, presented to the Governor,
and, before it shall t ike effect, be ap
proved by him, or, being disapprov
ed, shall be repassed by two-thirds
of each House, according to the roles
and limitations prescribed in the
case of a bill.
I’ar. 18, Ho may require informs
tion, in writing, from the in j
: lie Executive Depa’’trtji > nt, *>ri any ;
•'object relating to tie duties <rf their 1
respective offices. It shall be the
duty of the Governor, quarte’ ly, and
oftener if he deeutd it exfredient, to
cxaniine, under oa h, the Treasurer
and Comptroller General of the State
on all matters pertaining to their
reaper-live offices, anr to inspect and
review their books and account*.
The General Assembly shall have
authority to provide by law, for the
suspension of either ot sk**l * ffic'-rs,
from the discharge ot the duties of
his office, and, also, for the appoint
ment ot a sub able person to discharge
the duties of tl<* -me.
SKCTIO.V 11.
Par. 1. The Secretary of Stale,
Comptroller General and Treasure)
►hall he elected by the per-ons rpia'i
fbd to vote for members ot -he G n
era! Assembly, at the same time and
in the same manner as the Governor,
arul the same rules as to counting the
vote lor Governor shall apply to these
officers; they shall he commissioned
by the Governor, and hold tbeir offi
cer, for the same time as the Governor.
Par. 2, liiifii itsvend •gtliuiw i2a ■
he fixed by the General Afispmb’v
tint shall not exceed the sum of two
thonsand do'lars, each, per annum,
and shall not be i creased, or dimin
ished, during the period for which
they shall have beex e rciel.
Par. 9, The Trea-urer shall not he
•Unwed, directly, i :> receive any fee,
interest, or reward, from any person,
hfiuk, or corporative, tor the deposit,
or n-e, in any manlier, if the pu die
tunds, and tho General Assembly
shall enforce this ;rovj mu by suita
ble penalnes.
Par. 4 No persrti shall bo eligible
to the office of Scretury f Stale,
Comptroller G’ufrul or Treasurer,
rn'e-s he sh df, i, Win u < Mitten of
the Uni ed $t at least ten years,
and shall have r -i<ied in this State
at lea t six yea.e ncr l"’ ctl.ng his
election, and shall Je leaaiiwePty
five years of age v'hcn elected. And
the General A--' njbl Y shall l, y law
require that ot " aid officers shall
,<nve bond secnriiy for tho faith—
hil disci 'B° of 1 boir dm ins.
j>, ir 6. The Score!ary of Sta'e,
t j, e Jomptroll r General, aud the
qvapurei', shall v ot be u lowed tiny
I.eo, perqniste, or compensation, <>ih r
than th. ir salaries as prescribed by
law, ( \cc[)t their necessary expenses
when absent fn>ni ihe scat of Gov
ernment on business id tho State.
SKCTON m.
Par. I. The G oal Seal of the State
shall be depositee, in the office of the
Secretary of St a i, and sir 1 not be
affixed to any instrument of writing,
lint by order of the Governor or
General Assembly, and that now in
use shall bo the Great Seal of the
State, until othetwise provided by
law.
Par. 1. The Governor shall have
power to appoint (is own Secretaries,
not exceeding twlio number.
tub: mutia.
Par. 1. A we).regulated militia
being essential retht) peace and se
cuitv 1 the Statu, the General As
s-- 1 H y shall have authority to pro
vidr by how the mili ia of this
it shall consi> t.
" -,Vr 2. The General Assembly
call huve power to authorize the
forming of volunteer companies of
infantry, cavalry and artillery, and for
their organization into battalions,
regiments, brigades, divisions and
corps, with such restrictions as may
l>e prescribed by law, and shall have
authority to arm and equip the same.
Par. 3. The officers and men 01
militia, and volunteer forces, shall not
be entitled to tec-ive any pay, rations
or emoluments, when not in active
service by authority of the Sia.e.
EXEMPTION - .
Section 1. i’here -hall bo exempt
from and sale by virtue of any pro
cess whatever, under the laws of the
Sta'e, except aw hereinafter excepted,
of the property of every head of a
family, or guardian, or trustee of a
family of minor children, or every
age I or 1 firm person, or person luv
ng the can* mu support of depend
ent females of any age, who is not.
the head of a family, realty or per
sonally, or both, not to exceed in
value 111 the aggregate sixteen hun
dred dollars.
Sec. H No court or ministerial
officer in the State shall eve.r have
jurisdiction 01 authority to enforce
any judgment, execution or decree
against the pt< potty set apart tor
such purpose, in* hiding such itn
provements as mt de thereon from
' time to time, except for taxes, for the
put chase money of the same, for
I labor done t' reon. for rca’erid turn
j j„hod therefor, or for the removal of
< ncitmbrances t hereon.
Sec. 3. The debtor sha'l have
power, with the consent of his wife,
if „dv, to be made in wri'ing and at .
tested by two witnesses, to wane or
renounce his light to lhe benefit
of the exemption provided for i., this
article, except as to household and
kitchen fund ore, weaiing apparel,
a ,and provisions for one year, to be
selected by him* If and w ife, if any,
not to exceed thtee hundred dollars
in value; and he shall not, Pr it is
set apart, alienate or encumber the
property so f xeinplttd, hut it may be
Mold by the and U or and hi< wife, it any,
jointly, wiih the sai c..i00 of the
Judge of the Superior Cou:t of the
com iy where the debtor reeid -s, or
the land is sttuated, upon application
to him, the proceeds to be reinvested
upon the tame uses.
Sec. 4 The general assembly “ball
! provide b\ r-s early at- practica-
hie, for the setting apart and valua
tion of said prnperty, and there shall
he no other exemption than that pro
vided for in this article.
Sec. 5 Tfi# | plioant shall, at any
ime, have the light to supplement
hts exemption by adding to hii
amount a ready rat apart, which is
less nan the whole amount of ex
emption heroin allow ed, a sufficiency
to make his exemptiou equal to the
whole am Mint. •
Sec, C. Rights w hich have become
vested under previously existing laws
shall not bo affected by anyth in g
herein contained.
Sec. 7. All property of tho xvifi*,
in h.-r j,ows#rt-loij at the ti.no of her
marriage, ano aM p> i-,.,,iv!*n in.,
herited or acquired by her, shall re
main her separate property, and not
bo liable for toe debta of her hus
b mi.
The llrid of an Hour.
She lay upon h*r death bed, Miss
Miuinio M. Prichard, ihe loveliest
flower that ever bl mined in the
Queen Ci.y of the ■South. For four
long years Mr, James M, Walpole,
cily editor of the New Orleans Pica
yune, had I neltat the shrine of hei
resplendent beamy, and at last his
pleadings were crowned wbh suc
cess. On tho 101.li of June last she
was to have been his, and they were
both happy in anticipation oi the ap
proaching event. But b fore it came
a deadly disease hud fastened iis fangs
upon her, and when told that she
must die, she sent for her lover, and
w hen he came she s dd : “ Dear, they
tell me I am dying, and before I go 1
want to be yours.”
rhe young man stooped and im
printed a kLs upon her pale brow ned
then sent for a preacher, for lie saw
that her life was fast ebbing away.
The parson c me, and Mr. vValpole
took the cold hand of the dying girl
in his and theso'emn ceremony was
said. 'I hive hours afterwards and
the sprit of the young brhle had
eternity, net *>•-.. -■ ’ , ' '— l ..1
her windii g shee l ; tier itti*ial cham
ber the cold, dark gtave. And the
widowed husband mourns for the
dying btid* that gave herself to Into,
then bidding him good by passed
quietly away from Ins amis to the
boßOtn of her God.
“Lawlessness in the South,”
Senator Ohristiancy, of Michigan,
announces in a | nblislied letter his
belief tha* tbe President has noth
ing to fear from the opposition ele
ments in his own party. He thinks j
the t.-st of his policy will not lie the
prevention of ail abuses and lawless
ness in the Smith, but the reduction
of tho whole amount, He believes
me great mass of tho Republican
party sustains tbe President, and
set s no obstacles to bis ultimate tri
umph, save the improbable one of
n increase of lawlessness in tbe
South.
Perhaps ihc frequent, repetition of
the w ottls ‘T. 1 w lewsiiess in 1 he Soul h,”
will now, in some degree, abate. —
Perhaps the malicious sectional par
i-an " ill be a little ashamed of it, as
he looks at home. , Recent events
may possibly enlighten the ingenuous
and silence the frowadfl. And if tho
lamentable nodal convulsions and
dmoiders in the North should have
even this effect, they will have partly
offset nmch mischief by st/tne linl,-
sprinkling of good.
The Vented Ucor'il) Weekly says:
“About liftceti thousand pounds of
d>: (! fruit were sold in Ih.ine-vill*,
on Saturday last. It is estimated by
some that ns many, if not wore,
pounds were sold tho day before. A
Zehuloii ru in was in town last week
and remarked that there would he
one hundred thousand dollars worth
olf uit shipped ft <>rn Tike county
ihi, sea-on. The remark is not wide
(rout the truth. It is no exageration
to a y that there will be one hnn
dred thousand pounds brought to
io n-luring this we* k. f'l e ftiet i
tu* for drying are excellent, and the
p ople ar fairly at v- rk, The qual
ity of the fruit i* naal:y good an<!
;m*l htings from -ix to nine cent* tn
, ; ah, c ten cents in trade/’ Thus
vo gee that tbe tide of economy ib
ri ing. and shonid the meat and bread
crop fail “dried applies for breklast,
hot water for dinner, and let ’em
swell up for supper,” will be the
watch w ord.
Tell Your Wifo.
Tho following advice from a cor
respondent of the Country Gtutle. -
man is well worthy of acceptance,
but we would add a little more to it
iu the form of a suggestion, that in
case you ere a fanner, and have no
wife—get one.
“If you are in any troublo ov
quandary, tell your wile—that is, if
y.ui have one—all about it at once
Ten to one her invention will solve
your ddliulty sooner than all your
logic. The wit of the woman has
b.en praised but her instincts arc*
quicker and keener than her reason.
• Counsel with your wife, or your
e.mliwr. or sister, ami be assured
light, w ill flash upon your dui kuv.ss.
\\ omen are too commonly adjudged
verdant in all but purely womanish
affairs. No phdosopui.iul students
of the sex thus jingo them. Their
institutions, or insights, are the most
subkle, and it they cannot see a cat
in the meal theio is no cat there, 1
advise a man to keep none of his
affaire a secret from his wife. Many a
home has been happily saved, and
ma>s: a fortune retrieved, by a man’s
full coaTh-kpice in his wife. Woman
j is far more a >wr and prophet than
man, if she he given a fair chance,
Asa general rule, wives confide the
minutes of their plans and thoughts
to their husbands. Why not recip
rocate, if but for the pleasure of
meeting confidence with confidence ?
I am certain no man succeeds so well
in the world ns he who, taking a part
ner in lif*, makes her tho par ner ot
his purposes ami hopes. What in
wrong in his Impulse or judgment,
she will check and set right with her
almost universally light instincts. —
Ami hat she most craves and most
deserves i,; confidence, without which
love is tuver free from shaJow.”
Quick Time-
The citizens of Carrollton, Mo.,
have been employment in ascertain”
in*'iuhuw short a lima wheat cm bo
bread on me * ,0.
lime wni made by J. F. Lawton,
proprietoi of the mill I 4 omiucoccd
liming with re.,per at 3101 p. ut.;
finished cutting, 3,02; began thresh
ing at 32. J; finished one bushel at 3:Bf
commenced grinding at, 3:04.}; finish
ed at 3 ;06}, Mrs; Lnwu.n, began
m iking lire and tt 3:oß;finished tit *l.O 1
Griddle cake baked at 4:09} and
biscuit baked and eaten at 3.10; the
whole accomplished in eleven nim
utea. The reaper, thresher, and the
mill were thor ughly cleaned out be
fore the trial commenced, and not a
| pa’title of flour was used that did
not come from the w heat cut in the
above trial. The witnesses kept, sep
arate tiuie, and in the result all time
agreed.
Multiplication of tho Scriptures.
The Bible production in our time
h ,q>ial f*r more than a million cop
ies a year, or say, more than nine
teen thousand every week, more than
three thousand every day, three
hundred every hour, or five every
minute of working time. At this
rate the press is producing an En
glish Bible or Now Testament every
twelve seconds. Those Bibles are
not wasted— they are required—find
more copies of the Sacred Scriptures
are demanded in the English tongue
than in the languages of all the oth
ur nations of the world, although the
number of version to which tli
country gives encouragement nd as
sistance, over hod ab< vi*. is con
siderably more than one hundred and
fifty.— The J Jay <f Rent.
The Fort Valley Mirro* says :
“The other day two tramps, who
aid they had walked all the way
from New York, pa-sod through this
i,lace. They had soldier’s knapsack*
on their backs, containing blankets,
ent cloths, boilers,coffee pots and tin
cuj s. One of the fePown had a shot
gun, and he looked tike he hud en
listed for the war.”
“In my country,” sai I Julia W aril
Howe in Europe, “when a woman
commence* to spe k you can hear a
,in ilro| * It is frequently a rolling
pin aid tfcj next (iroj is He man
under it.
mi •
Josfi Billings in Ids new book,
‘Trump Curds,” say*: Enny man who
i ban swop horses or ketch fish and not
, lie about it, iz just about as pius as
| men ever git to be iu this World.
$2.00 a year,
*ntnM Kltaftlithai April, tfiCJ.
GILBERT KSIEitS & CO.
Law & General Agency.
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