Arts. 42-43. 1 GOVERNOR—HABEAS CORPUS. 67

1868, c. 408, amends 1868, c. 70, by adding a s. that it
take effect from the day of its passage, (1868, c. 408, was ap-
proved March 30, 1868. ) See const 1867, article n, sec. 18,
and article in, sects. 30 and 31.

See 1868, c. 61, under article 69, "Officers. " See article 69, " Officers. "

ARTICLE XLII.

Governor.

1862, c. 225, amends and re-enacts sec. 6.

Sup. 1861, '67, p. 123.

(This act also provides for the office of private secretary,
which is abolished by sec. 22, of article in, of const. 1867. )
1870, c. 306, repeals and re-enacts sec. 7.

Sup. 1870, p. 70.

1862, c. 15, repeals sects. 11, 12, 13, 14 and 16 of article

55, "Librarian—State, " and act of 1861, c. 47, relating to

the duties of state librarian, and enacts ss. codified as sects. 20,

21, 22 and 23, under this article. Sup. 1861, '67, p. 124.

1862, c. 68, enacts sec. numbered 24.

Sup. 1861, '67, p. 124.
(See const. 1867, article in, sec. 11. )
1868, c. 352, adds a sec. numbered 25. Sup. 1868, p. 118.

1874, c. 1, authorizes the governor to appoint an assistant to the secre-
tary of state.

See 1874, c. 483, ss. 25, 26, 38, 43 and 67; and 1874, c, 514, under article
81, " Revenue and Taxes; " and 1874, c. 490, under article ——, " Regis-
tration. "

ARTICLE XLIII.

Habeas Corps.

1867, c. 144, repeals sec. 1, and re-enacts the same with
amendments. Sup. 1861, '67, p. 125.