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‘2ers of 11,,yal Collegrs ; •It;.-Mentbert of CoUt4eils wed Nla-
nag•crs Of ligspitals and Fon dations.

No mini eau he an elector tiii he is thirty years ohl alleast.
The Presidents (4 the Colleges ate appointed byllie
The CotLges are i;otiroked 1;y order of the King%

The nuTheruf electors ind that arcandldates iv Pegulated.:

by the Kin's ordi9ances,

TITLE I 1,--EL.ECTPEAL COLLEGES bEPART.

VENTS.

The Members of thew Colleges are Archbishops, Bishops,
the sixty persons most taxed in "the :departmcntal contribu-
tion, the ten most taxed of the merchasolsand manufacturers:
Also if they fulfil the conditions required,bs the 4Jth Article
of the Charter; the Members of the Conneit:General of the
Department; e. The President of it;Consistaries General ;
8. The President;tuf the Royal Courts; 4. Attornies-General
and the first ;AdrOtatet of the same Courts; 5. The Electors
appointed by the Colleges of the CantOnsi. ,The number of
Electors is regulated by the King, and. cannot exceed t5O,
nor be less than 150.

No wan can be .a Member of an Electorate College either.
in a canton or department, Unless lie has resided there at
le,ist a year, or exercises a public function therein, or pays
iu direct taxes there the stun required of .electurs.

ll° there are not 500 persons aged 30 years, and paying 390
francs in direct t2Xe4, their number,shall by completed by
the persons most taxed under the sutn 0.1300 francs.

' The lilcctorzd Collczei arc convoked hy the- and 'nett
at the principal place of the Department.
A SelectConialittee of six Members, appointed and pre-
sided or cr the Prefect, declares tlic list of Electors after
autlienticating their titles. If aay object ions are inade agaiiist
thrift decisions, they be'cr:rrieil'bef:od'hefoe the Electoral
Colleges, which pronyunce defitiitivil:• 011 the question.

,TITLE 111.-40 F TIIF. ELECTIoN OF DEP-IfTIES, AND

OF THKM{•SUBSTITUTES.

12. Every Departments elects to the Chamber the 'limber
of Deputies fixe(l in the Royal Ordinance of the 13th op
July, 1816, but the Department of the Seine shall have (if-
teemDeputies. The Deputies to;the Chamber may he
eel' at the age- of 215.

IS. The Prefects and Ntilitary Colninandants cannot he.
elected Deputies• by the_( trlleges of Dellartinents where they
exercise their functions.

14.. Nor any time .accountable to the Royal Treainry, tin
out of office, and I.lis accounts hare been examined and ap-,

prated.

t 5. it: execution 9f the 37th art. of the Charter, the depart-
ments shall he divided by the King into fire series ; the order
Of the series shall be desitnated by lot at the Cl,cos.e of the pre-
sent session. 'Tint functions of the Deputies of the first series
shall 'cease at the end of this session; thoie of the second
series, at the end of next session, and ;O

16. The Electorial Colleges, of the first series shall be con-
voked' before the next sessjon, fOr the election of new De-
puties. The other Colleges shall be successively con-rOlied
according to the order of series.
IT ru the event of a dissolution of the Chamber, the new
Chamber shall be elect occordirq to the twee...ding forms.
Every electoral College" appoints two substitutes, who
shall not be called upon to act, unless the Deputies. chosen,
delineto act, or die before the- opening of the-sessions,
19. The Deputies may be re-elected indefinitely.
20, The Depnties receive no salary.