The Journal of the Debates in the Convention which Framed the Constitution of the United States, May-September 1787. Volume 1Madison, James
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The Journal of the Debates in the Convention which Framed the Constitution of the United States, May-September 1787. Volume 1
Madison, James
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to special and particular trusts created in such laws; nor
shall be construed to prevent principals in offices merely
ministerial, from constituting deputies.--In the recess of
the Senate he may fill vacancies in offices by appointments
to continue in force until the end of the next Session of
the Senate, and he shall commission all officers. He shall
have power to pardon all offences except treason, for which
he may grant reprieves, untill the opinion of the Senate &
Assembly can be had, and with their concurrence may pardon
the same.
§ 11. He shall receive a fixed compensation for his services
to be paid to him at stated times, and not to be increased
nor diminished during his continuance in office.
§ 12. If he depart out of the United States without the
Consent of the Senate and Assembly, he shall thereby
abdicate his office.
§ 13. He may be impeached for any crime or misdemeanor by
the two Houses of the Legislature, two thirds of each House
concurring, and if convicted shall be removed from office.
He may be afterwards tried & punished in the ordinary course
of law. His impeachment shall operate as a suspension from
office until the determination thereof.
§ 14. The President of the Senate shall be vice President of
the United States. On the death, resignation, impeachment,
removal from office, or absence from the United States, of
the President thereof, the Vice President shall exercise all
the powers by this Constitution vested in the President,
until another shall be appointed, or untill he shall return
within the United States, if his absence was with the
consent of the Senate and Assembly.
ARTICLE V
§ 1. There shall be a Chief Justice of the Supreme Court,
who together with the other Judges thereof, shall hold the
office during good behaviour, removable only by conviction
on impeachment for some crime or misdemeanor. Each Judge
shall have a competent salary to be paid to him at stated
times, and not to be diminished during his continuance in
office.
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