The Arkansas advocate., 1836-01-29

hundred members; and every County here. tofore established shall be entitled to ora member; and no new County shall hereaf. ter be erected, unless the population thereof shall eniitle it to a member.
 The County of Washington shall be en- titled to six Representatives.
 The County of Crawford shall be entitled to three Representatives.
 Tine County of Scott shel! be entitled .a one Representative.
 The County of Van Buren shall be emf tied to one Representative.
 The County of Johnson shall be entitled to two Representatives.
 The County of Mississippi shall be ept;. tied to one Representative. @
 The County of eEitieaden shall De e,.;- lied 10 two epresentatlves.f
 The County of St Francis shall be enti. tied to two Representatives.
 The County of Jackson shall be entitled to one Representative.
 The County of Greene shall be entitled to one Representative
 The County of Phillips shall be entitled to one Representative.
  one Representative.
 The County of Ghicot shall be entitled to one Representative.
 The County of Arkansas shall be entitled to two Representatives.
 The County of Ezard shall be entitled tn one Representative. ab
 The County of Carroll shall be entitled to one Renresentatiye R
 The County of searcy shaii be entitled 10 one Representative
 The County of Randolph shall be ent- tied to one Representative
 The County of Lawrence shall be ent- tied to two Representatives.
 The County of Independence shall be entitled 10 two Representatives
 The County of Monroe shall be entitled to one Representative.
 The County of Hot Spring shall be ent- tied to one Representative.
 The County of Saline shall be entitled to one Representative. The County of Lafayette shall be ent- tied to one Representative.
 The County of hhffiii'er shall be entitled to one Representative. ae
 The County of Hampstead shall be enti. lied 10 two Representatives.
 The County of Sevier shall be entitled to one Representative.
 The County of Clark shall be entitled to one Representative.
 The County of Pike shall be entitled to one Representative.
 The County of Jefferson shall be enti- tied to one Representative.
 The County of Pulaski shall be entitled totwo Representatives.
 The County of White shall be entitled to one Representative.
 The County of Conway shall be entitled 10 one Representative.
 The County of Pope shall be entitled to two Representatives.
 The General Assembly, in inc year eighteen hundred and forty, and every four years thereafter, shall cause an enumeration to be made of the inhabitants of this State, and, at the first session after such enuiae- ration, shall apportion the number of Rep- resentatlves among the several Counties, according to the number of free white male inhabitants therein.
 Mode of Intending the Consultation.
 The General Assembly may at any time, propose such amendments to this Constitu- ton, as two thirds of each House shall deem expedient, which shall be published in all the newspapers published in this State, three several times. at least twelve months before the next General Election; and if, at the trst session of the General Assem- by after such General Election, two thirds of each House shall, by yeas and nays, rai- fy such proposed amendments, they shallbe valid to all lntents and purposes, as parts of thls Constitution Prouided, That such proposed amendments shall be read on three several days, in each House, as well when the same arc proposed, as when they are finally ratified.o
 Mir Ringgold, from the same Committee, made the following Minority Report
 The Report of the Minority of the Com mittee on tie Legislative Department
 "Ihe same number of Senatorial districts shall from time to time, be established by the Legislature as there may he Senators allotted to the State; which shall be so formed, as to contain as near as may be, an equal number of free white male nhab- tants In each, so that no County shall be d. vided, or form more than one district and when two or more Counties compose dis trlct, they shall be adjoining. t
 The first enumeration of the inhabitants shall be made on the first day of JanuarYs 1887, and within every subsequent term or four years thereafter as shaH he directed