ARTICLE FOURTH.

JUDICIAL pEPARTMENT.
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SECTION /. The judicial power OF this State.
shall b. vested in Supreme Court. in District
Courts. and in such inferior courts. the L;gisla-
iure may from time to time ordain and est abIist
and such jurisdiction may be vested in corporation
courts may be deemed necessary, and be direct
ed by law.


SEC 2. The Supreme Conrt shall consist or a-
Chief Justice and two Associates. any two or
whom shall form quorum


SEc. 3. The Supreme Conrt shall have appelr-
ate jurisdiction only. which shall be co-extensive
with the limits Of the State but in criminal cases
and in appeals from interocutory judgments, with
such exceptions and under such regulations as the
Legislature shall make; and the Supreme Court