Amendments - (Continued).

conventions to propose.

effect, when amendments relating to
same subject, proposed by legislature
and convention, are coincidently
adopted

Appeals, court of. (See Court of appeals.)
Apportionment:

subject to review by courts.

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3

3

Hamilton and Fulton to have but

3

one ......

ratio of apportionment.

apportionment of

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5

91

compensation of

civil appointments of, void.

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when speaker of, to act as governor...

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96

has power of impeachment.

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to judge of qualifications.

3

to choose its own officers.

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98

to sit with open doors, except, etc.

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98

members not to be questioned elsewhere for speech or debate.

majority of, necessary to pass bills..

(See Legislature.)

Attorney-general:

when chosen

term of, to be two years..

compensation of, not to be increased or diminished

not to receive fees to own use...

term of, elected in 1895, to be three years

to be commissioner of land office, of
canal fund, and member of canal
board

Attorney, district. (See District attorney.)
Ayes and noes:

necessary on passage of bills.

on tax and appropriation bills.

to be taken, on removal of judicial
officers

to be taken on bill creating debt.

on bills returned by governor, with ob-
jections

Bail:

excessive, not to be required..

Ballot:

elections to be by, except for town offi

.

cers, or where legislature prescribes
other secret method.

Banking:

Legislature not to pass special acts for..
corporations may be formed for, under

Betting:

on elections, persons excluded from vot-
ing

Bills:

may originate or be amended in either
house

enacting clause of.

to be on desks three days before pass-
age

majority vote necessary to passage.
not to be amended on final passage.
vote on, to be by yeas and nays... . . . .
private or local, to embrace but one sub-
ject, expressed in title...

not to enact existing law, without in-
serting it

private or local bills, certain, prohibited,
certain provisions not to apply to bills
reported by commissioners..

passage after veto by governor.
when becomes law without his signa-
ture

thirty days bills must be approved....
creating debt, ayes and noes necessary..
issued as money, legislature to provide
for registry of..

relating to cities, manner of passage of.
for tax and appropriations, three-fifths
quorum

Black River canal, not to be sold, etc..
Board of supervisors. (See Supervisors.)
Bookmaking:

prohibited

Borrowing money:

state may borrow for casual deficit and,
to repel invasion, etc.....

otherwise only with assent of people..
restrictions on municipalities...

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159

160

160

173

Canal board:

of whom to consist...

powers and duties of.

not to allow claim barred by time.

may cancel contract..

Canal fund commissioners. (See Commis

sioners of canal fund.)

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140

140

140

Canals:

legislature not to sell certain canals....
but may sell Main and Hamburg street
canal in Buffalo..

funds derived from sale of, to be applied

to improvement of.

no tolls on...

Circuit courts:

abolished after 1895......

actions, etc., in, to be transferred to su

payments by, to eleemosynary, etc., institutions may be authorized..

credit or money not to be loaned to de-
nominational institutions
officers of, not provided by constitu-
tion, how chosen..

.........

legislature to provide for organization of

legislature to restrict power of taxation, etc

classification of

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