Carroll maintained that the gubernatorial term limit in the state's original constitution no longer applied because the 1834 constitution replaced the original constitution, but Cannon argued that the 1834 constitution was a revision rather than a replacement for the original constitution.
Cannon, however, argued that the 1834 constitution was a revision rather than a replacement for the original constitution. Carroll maintained that the gubernatorial term limit in the state's original constitution no longer applied because it was replaced by a new consitution in 1834.
Carroll maintained that the gubernatorial term limit in the state's original constitution no longer applied because it was replaced by a new consitution in 1834. Cannon, however, argued that the 1834 constitution was a revision rather than a replacement for the original constitution.
Carroll maintained that the gubernatorial term limit in the state's original constitution no longer applied because it was replaced by a new consitution in 1834. Cannon, however, argued that the 1834 constitution was a revision rather than a replacement for the original constitution.