W. M. Bennett, James R. Challen, Norman T. Scott, Wm. A. Blount, A. E. Maxwell, E. M. Randall, A. L. McCaskill, W. H. Milton, W. L. Hunter, Obadiah Edge, J. G. Speer, R. F. Taylor, John Westcott, L. W. Bethel, King Wylly, Wm. B. Randolph, Jeremiah Fogarty, E. C. Love, John Crews Pelot, John C. Richard, Joseph M. Tolbert, Lewis Wilson, Wash M. Ives, James F. McClellan, J. E. Yonge, George I. Davis, W. T. Orman, Wm. F. Thompson, Hugh E. Miller, Wm. R. Bush, Robt. F. Rogers, Henry C. Hicks, Jas. Wood Davidson, William T. Weeks, E. J. Lutterloh, J. R. Herndon, Wallace B. Carr, J. M. Landrum, B. J. Earle, Irving Gillis, Geo. P. Fowler, Jeff Alexis Hendley, W. H. Cook, John W. Tompkins, A. D. McKinnon, W. H. Hausman, J. P. Morgan, J. D. Goss, Hannibal Rowe, John F. Marshall, John P. Wall, M. D. The last three names were signed since the Convention adjourned. OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE, I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of the Constitution adopted by the Convention of 1885. In witness whereof I have hereunto affixed my hand and official seal this 8th day of March, A. D. 1887. JNO. L. CRAWFORD, Secretary of State. ANALYTICAL INDEX OF THE Constitution of the State of Florida, Adopted by the Convention of 1885. By A. H. KING, Member of the Jacksonville Bar, E. M. L'ENGLE'S OFFICE. PREAMBLE. Declaration of Rights. II. Distribution of Powers. IX. Taxation and Finance. X. Homestead and Exemptions. XIII. Public Institutions. XIV. Militia. XV. Public Health. XVI. Miscellaneous Provisions. XVII. Amendments. XVIII. Schedule. XIX. Local Option. ORDINANCES. A Absent Members. -A minority may compel the pres- Accused in all criminal prosecutions shall have right Art. 1 III Sec. II .D. of R. II of speedy and public trial by impartial jury in county where crime was committed.........................................D. of R. II Adjournment.-Houses unable to agree upon, Governor shall effect to such time as he may think proper 13 ......III Adjournment.-Limitations as to..... 16 IV 20 ernor's staff, with the rank of Major-General......IV May be disposed of by will when there are no Amendments. to constitution. May be proposed by either House. Must be agreed on by three-fifths of all the members elected to each House. Shall be entered upon Journal with yeas and nays. Shall be published in each county for three Shall be regularly voted for and carried only .XIII .X 4 Each amendment to be voted for separately......XVII shall not be acted upon by State Legislature 19 Appeals from Justice's Court to Circuit Court shall be .III of Representatives shall be made by Legislature ...VII ....Ord. Article XIX-Manner of voting for. Assistance of Counsel for Defense.—Accused in crimi- 7 7 3 3 2 .D. of R. 15 .D. of R. II Asylums for the insane, blind, etc., and other benev I ..........D. of R. 17 Attainder shall not work corruption of blood nor for- .D. of R. 23 may think advisable to the Legislature.... ....V Attorney for Criminal Court shall be appointed by Governor and confirmed by Senate to hold office for four years....... Auditor (ex-officio) of county elected for four years....V B Bail.-Excessive shall not be required..... ....... .D. of R. Bail given in all cases except capital where proof is Ballot.-Elections of people shall be by.. Bill.-Any may originate in either House, and after 96 D. of R. 20 passing one may be amended in the other..............III Bill. -Manner of passing......... Bill of Attainder.-None shall be passed... Bill of Rights shall not be construed to impair others retained by the people.. Boundaries.. Board of Commissioners.-Who to constitute.............. |