School History of North Carolina : from 1584 to the present timeMoore, John W. (John Wheeler)
History
School History of North Carolina : from 1584 to the present time
Moore, John W. (John Wheeler)
North Carolina -- History
1. In whom is the supreme executive power? Section 1.
2. Who constitute the Executive Department? Section 1.
3. Who chooses these officers? Section 1.
4. How long do they serve? Section 1.
5. At what times and places are the elections held? Section 1.
6. When does their term of office begin? Section 1.
7. How long do they serve? Section 1.
8. What are the qualifications for the offices of Governor and
Lieutenant-Governor? Section 2.
9. Can they ever serve two terms in succession? Section 2.
10. To whom are all the returns of election sent? Section 3.
11. To what post-office? Section 3.
12. Before whom are they opened and published? Section 3.
13. Who must be declared elected? Section 3.
14. What is done in case of a tie? Section 3.
15. In such case how do the Houses vote? Section 3.
16. What must be done about contested elections? Section ? ?
17. What oath does the Governor take? Section 4.
18. Before whom taken? Section 4.
19. Where must the Governor reside? Section 5.
20. What duties has he to perform in regard to the General
Assembly? Section 5.
21. In what case can the Governor grant pardons, &c. ?
Section 6.
22. Can he pardon before the offender is convicted? Section 6.
23. Can he pardon one impeached? Section 6.
24. What is the Governor's duty in regard to pardons, &c., after
granted? Section 6.
25. What officers report to the Governor? Section 7.
26. What is done with these reports? Section 7.
27. Supposing the Governor desires information regarding the
duties of officers of the Executive Department, what can he
require? Section 7.
28. What is the greatest duty of the Governor? Section 7.
29. Who is commander-in-chief of the militia? Section 8.
30. Can the militia ever pass out of his authority? Section 8.
31. Under what circumstances can an extra session of the General
Assembly be called? Section 9
32. Who nominates officers not otherwise provided for in the
Constitution? Section 10.
33. To what body are the nominations sent? Section 10.
34. Can the Senate reject the nominations. Section 10.
35. What duty has the Lieutenant-Governor in regard to the
Senate? Section 11; and Article II, section 19.
36. Is he a Senator? Answer--No.
37. What is his compensation? Section 11; and Article II,
section 28.
38. Under what circumstances does the Lieutenant-Governor assume
the powers, &c., of the Governor? Section 12.
39. What is done when the Lieutenant-Governor cannot preside in
the Senate? Section 12.
40. Who succeeds the Lieutenant-Governor, and under what
circumstances? Section 12.
41. What is done if the Lieutenant-Governor loses the office of
Governor during the recess of the General Assembly? Section 12.
42. Who prescribes the duties of the officers of the Executive
Department? Section 13.
43. What is done in case of a vacancy? Section 13.
44. How long does the officer so appointed hold his office?
Section 13.
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