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Constitutional Revision Study Documents of the Constitutional Convention Commission, 1968
Volume 138, Page 797   View pdf image (33K)
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CONSTITUTIONAL REVISION STUDY DOCUMENTS [LEGISLATIVE BRANCH] COMPARISON
Headnotes Present
Constitution
Constitution of
1867
Constitution of
1864
Constitution of
1851
Constitution of
1776
Amendments to
1776 Constitution
    laboring under legal disabili-
ties, by executors, adminis-
trators, guardians or trustees;
giving effect to informal, or
invalid deeds or wills; re-
funding money paid into the
State Treasury, or releasing
persons from their debts, or
obligations to the State, un-
less recommended by the
Governor, or officers of the
Treasury Department. And
the General Assembly shall
pass no special Law, for any
case, for which provision has
been made, by an existing
General Law. The General
Assembly, at its first Session
after the adoption of this
Constitution, shall pass Gen-
eral Laws, providing for the
cases enumerated in this sec-
tion, which are not already
adequately provided for, and
for all other cases, where a
General Law can be made
applicable.
boring under legal disabili-
ties, by executors, adminis-
trators, guardians or trustees;
giving effect to informal, or
invalid deeds or wills; re-
funding money paid into the
State Treasury, or releasing
persons from their debts, or
obligations to the State, un-
less recommended by the
Governor, or officers of the
Treasury Department. And
the General Assembly shall
pass no special Law, for any
case, for which provision has
been made, by an existing
General Law. The General
Assembly, at its first session
after the adoption of this
Constitution, shall pass Gen-
eral Laws, providing for the
cases enumerated in this sec-
tion, which are not already
adequately provided for, and
for all other cases, where a
General Law can be made
applicable.
Providing for the support
of the public schools; The preservation of school
funds; The location or the regu-
lation of school houses; Granting divorces; Relating to fees or sala-
ries; Relating to the interest on
money; Providing for regulating
the election or compensation
of State or county officers; Or designating the places
of voting; Or the boundaries of elec-
tion districts; Providing for the sale of
real estate belonging to
minors or other persons la-
boring under legal disabili-
ties, by executors, adminis-
trators, guardians or trustees; Giving effect to informal
or invalid deeds or wills; Refunding money paid
into the State treasury, or
releasing persons from their
debts or obligations to the
State, unless recommended
by the Governor or officers
of the treasury department; Or establishing, locating
or affecting the construction
of roads, and the repairing
or building of bridges. And the General Assembly
shall pass no special law for
any case for which provi-
sion has been made by an
existing general law. The
General Assembly at its first
session after the adoption of
this Constitution, shall pass
           
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