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64: Document No. 4. -[Sessioii
SECTION xxni.
That the Governor and other officers offending against the
State by violating any part of this Constitution, maktdmin-istration,
or corruption, may be prosecuted on the impeach-ment
of the General Assembly, or presentment of the Grand
Jury of any Court of Supreme Jurisdiction in this State.
SECTION XXIV,
That the General Assembly shall, by joint ballot of both
Houses, [triennially] appoint a Secretary for this State,
SECTION XXV.
That no persons, who heretofore have been, or hereafter
may be receivers of the public moneys, shall have a seat in
either House of General Assembly, or be eligible to any office
in this State, until such person shall have fully accounted for
and paid into the Treasury, all sums for which they may be
accountable and liable.
SECTION XXVI. '
That no Treasurer shall have a seat in either the Senate,
House of Commons, or Council of State, during his continue
ance in that office, or before he shall have finally settled his
accounts with the public, for all monies which may be in his
hands at the expiration of his office, belonging to the State,
and hath paid the same into the hands of the succeeding
Treasurer,
SECTION XXVII.
That no officer in the Regular Army or Navy, in the ser-vice
and pay of the United States, of this or any other State,
or any contractor or agent for supplying such Army or Navy
with clothing or provisions, shall have a seat in either the
Senate, House of Commons, or Council of State, or be eligible
thereto; and any member of the Senate, House of (Commons
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| Full Text | 64: Document No. 4. -[Sessioii SECTION xxni. That the Governor and other officers offending against the State by violating any part of this Constitution, maktdmin-istration, or corruption, may be prosecuted on the impeach-ment of the General Assembly, or presentment of the Grand Jury of any Court of Supreme Jurisdiction in this State. SECTION XXIV, That the General Assembly shall, by joint ballot of both Houses, [triennially] appoint a Secretary for this State, SECTION XXV. That no persons, who heretofore have been, or hereafter may be receivers of the public moneys, shall have a seat in either House of General Assembly, or be eligible to any office in this State, until such person shall have fully accounted for and paid into the Treasury, all sums for which they may be accountable and liable. SECTION XXVI. ' That no Treasurer shall have a seat in either the Senate, House of Commons, or Council of State, during his continue ance in that office, or before he shall have finally settled his accounts with the public, for all monies which may be in his hands at the expiration of his office, belonging to the State, and hath paid the same into the hands of the succeeding Treasurer, SECTION XXVII. That no officer in the Regular Army or Navy, in the ser-vice and pay of the United States, of this or any other State, or any contractor or agent for supplying such Army or Navy with clothing or provisions, shall have a seat in either the Senate, House of Commons, or Council of State, or be eligible thereto; and any member of the Senate, House of (Commons |
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