Excerpt from The History of the State of Indiana, Vol. 1: From the Earliest Explorations by the French to the Present
Powers and Duties of the Governor - The Veto Useless The Legislature - How it was Hampered by the Courts - Liberality in Construing the Constitution now the ruleupowers of the Courts - The Adminis trative Officers, their Powers and Duties - County and Township Officers - Their Importance to the peoplegthe terms for which they are Elected Fees and Salaries - Municipalities.
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