...law; and that the general assembly had no constitutional power to provide any other mode of trial. It is impossible to conceive how, under our form of...office, he thereby becomes empowered to exercise its power and perform its duties, not for his, but ior the public, benefit. It would be a misnomer and...

...In Donahue v. County of Will, 100 111. 94, WALKER, J., delivering the opinion of the court, says : "It is impossible to conceive how, under our form...created for the administration of public affairs. _ When a person is inducted into an ollice he thereby becomes empowered to exercise its powers and...

...similar in its facts to this one, the judge delivering the opinion says: "It is impossible to perceive how, under our form of government, a person can own or have title to a governmental office. Officers are created for the administration of public affairs. When...

...Will, supra, which was very similar in its facts to this one, the judge delivering the opinion says : " It is impossible to conceive how, under our form of...for the public benefit. It would be a misnomer and a perversion of terms to say that an incumbent owned an office, or had any title to it.' The question...

...behavior. This is generally fixed by constitutional provisions. It could not, therefore, be a hereditament. It is impossible to conceive how, under our form of...Offices are created for the administration of public aftairs. When a person enters into an office he thereby becomes empowered to exercise its powers and...

...affairs. When a person is inducted Into an office, he thereby becomes empowered to exercise its power aud perform its duties, not for his, but for the public, benefit. It would be a misnomer and a perversion of terms to say that an incumbent owned an office, or had any title to it. The doctrine...

...affairs. When a person is inducted into an office, he thereby becomes empowered to exercise Its power an* perform its duties, not for his, but for the public, benefit It would be a mlsuomer and a perversion of terms to say that an incumbent owned an office, or had any title to It...

...office by a trial and judgment in the court of law, was held to be wholly untenable. We there said: " It is impossible to conceive how, under our form of...for the public benefit. It would be a misnomer and a perversion of terms to say that an incumbent owned an office, or any title to it." In the State vs....

...office by a trial and judgment in the court of law, was held to be wholly untenable. We there said: " It is Impossible to conceive how, under our form of...perform its duties, not for his, but for the public benelll. It would be a misnomer and a perversion of terms to say that an incumbent owned an office,...

...and judgment in a court of law, was held to be wholly untenable. Wo there said : " It is imposeibleto conceive how, under our form of government, a person can own or have a title ton governmental office. Offices are created for the administration of public affaire. When a person...