ARTICLE XIV - Continued. of such constitution or constitutional amendments, in the manner provided in the last preceding section, such constitution or constitutional amendment, shall go into effect on the first day of January next after such approval. Amendments of convention and Legislature submitted coincidently.-$ 3. Any amendment proposed by a constitutional convention relating to the same subject as an amendment proposed by the Legislature, coincidently submitted to the people for approval at the general election held in the year one thousand eight hundred and ninety-four, or at any subsequent election, shall, if approved, be deemed to supersede the amendment so proposed by the legislature. ARTICLE XV. Time of taking effect.-- Section 1. This Constitution shall be in force from and including the first day of January, one thousand eight hundred and ninety-five, except as herein otherwise provided. Done in Convention at the Capitol in the city of Albany, the twenty-ninth day of September, in the year one thousand eight hundred and ninety-four, and of the Independence of the United States of America the one hundred and nineteenth. In witness whereof, we have hereunto subscribed our names. JOSEPH HODGES CHOATE, President and Delegate-at-Large. CHARLES ELLIотт Fiтен, Secretary. Schedule showing amendments and where they occur in tho revised constitution. .... REVISED CONSTITUTION. Art. X, Sec. 1 Bills to be printed. Art. III, Sec. 15 Speaker to be Governor.. Art. IV, Sec. 7 Removal of $5,000 limitation .... Art. I, Sec. 18 Power of President of Senate ............ Art. III, Sec. 10 Residence for voting purposes Art. II, Sec. 3 Salt Springs may be sold..... Art. VII, Sec. 7 Voting otherwise than by ballot.. Art. II, Sec. 5 Abolition of Code Commission Art. I, Sec. 16 Prohibiting riders on appropriation biils.. Art. III, Sec. Citizenship beforę voting.... Art. II, Sec. 1 Day of meeting of Legislature.. Art. X, Sec. 6 Prohibiting passes..... Art. XIII, Sec. 5 Contract labor in prisons, etc.... Art. III, Sec. 29 Bi-partisan election boards Art. 6 Education Art. IX, Secs, 1-4 Judiciary Art. VI, Secs. 1-23 Apportionment. Art. III, Secs. 2-5 Forest preserves Art. VII, Sec. 7 Registration of votes. Art. II, Sec. 1 Term of Governor ... Art. IV, Sec. 1 Terms of State officers Art. V, Secs. 1, 2 Separation of elections Art. XII, Sec. 3 Canals (sale of Hamburg) Art. VII, Sec. 8 Canal improvements Art. VII, Secs. 9, 10 Charities Art. VIII, Secs. 11-15 Classification of•cities. Art. XII, Sec. 2 Debt limitation Art. VIII, Sec. 10 Constitution to take effect ..... Art. XV, Sec. 1 Civil service ..... Art. 9 Drainage of agricultural lands Art. 7 Future amendments... Art. XIV, Secs. 1-8 Liability of bank stockholders Art. VIII, Sec. 7 Prohibiting pool-selling Art. I, Sec. 9 Militia ...... Art. X, Secs. 1-6 .... VOTE OF THE PEOPLE UPON THE CONSTITUTION AND ITS AMENDMENTS, for. 4, 1845. For a convention to consider and alter Coustitution... 213, 257 Against... 33, 860 Nov. 8, 1846. For amended Constitution.. 221, 528 Against.... 92, 436 Feb. 15, 1854. For amendment of section 3 of article 7, for speedy completion of canals.... 185, 771 Against..... 60, 526 Nov. 6,1866, 'For a convention to revise the Constitotion 852, 854 Against.. 256, 864 Nov. 2, 1869. For the amended Constitution.. 223, 935 Against..... 290, 456 For the amended Judiciary article.. 247, 240 Against..... 240, 442 For å uniform rule of assessment and taxation of real and personal property. 183, 812 Against..... 272, 260 For the property qualification for colored 282, 403 Against.. 249, 802 64 men. Nor. 6, 1872. For amendment of article 6, relating to Commission of Appeals.... 176,038 9, 196 Nov. 4, 1878. For appointment of Judges of Court of Appeals and of Supreme Court........ 115, 887 Against 319, 973 For appointment of Judges of county and certain city courts 110,725 Against... 319,600 Nov. 8, 1874. For amendment of article 2. 357, 63.5 Against.... 177,033 For amendinent of article 8, sections 1 to 8 825, 904 Against.. 206, 029 For amendment of article 3, sections 17 to 25. 435, 313 Against... 98, 050 For amendment of article 4. 336, 197 Against.... 196, 125 For amendment of article 7. 428, 190 Against.. 104, 139 For amendment of article 8, sections 4 and 11.. 337,891 Against... 194, 234 For amendment of article 8, section 10.. 336, 237 Against... 195, 047 For amendment of article 10.. 835, 548 Against..... 194, 333 For amendment of article 12. 352, 514 Against.. 179, 365 For new article 15. 351, 693 Against.. 177, 923 For new article 16. 446, 883 Against..... 85, 758 Nov. 7, 1876. For amendment of article 5, section 3.... 533, 153 Against..... 81, 835 For amendment of article 5, section 4... 530, 226 Against..... 80, 858 Nov. 4, 1879. For amendment of article 6, section 6... Against... 95, 331 25, 578 Nov. 8, 1880. For amendment of article 6, sections 12 and 13.. Against...... 221, 903 111, 225 S07, 7, 1882. For amendment of section 3 of article 7.. Against 486,105 163,151 248,784 75,644 SUF, 4, 1884. For amendment of section 11 of article 8..... Against .. 499,661 9,661 Sor. 2, 1886. For a convention to revise the Constitution and amend the same.. Against. *574,993 130,766 Sov. 6,1888. For the proposed amendment to section 6 of article 6. Against 498,114 $55,822 174,678 180,030 Nov. 8, 1892. For the proposed amendment to section 10, article 3 of the Constitution, relating to the powers of the two houses of the Legislature. the Constitution, relating to election of addi. tional justices of the Supreme Court.. article of the Constitution, relating to Onondaga Salt Springs... 161,759 198,110 170,765 171,412 Yox. 6, 1894. For the revised Constitution. Against the county of Kings.. 410,697 327,402 404,335 350,625 442.998 327,645 391,350 332,505 395,233 341,713 Nos, 7, 1899. For amendment to section 26, article 3. Against 825,182 144,667 289,880 137,408 279,469 132,064 315,475 145,450 * Including 218,376 informal votes. + Including 3,735 informal votes. ; Including 187,418 informal votes. Sincluding 5,679 informal votes. |
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