Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-03-17


the additional section in the words follow
ing,to wit: "No license to traffic in lntoxi-
eating liquors shaH hereafter be granted in
this State, hu, the General Assembly may
by law provide against evils arising there
from," shall be sepeIately submitted to the
electors for adoption or rejection, in form
following, to wit: A seperaie ballot may bt
given by every elector, and deposited in ,
sepera,e box. Upon the ballots given for
said seperate amendment shall be writer
or printed, or partly written, and rarity
printed.the words. 'Licence to sell intoxica
ing liquors, Y es; "and upon the ballots giver
against said amendment, in like manner
The words. License 10 seil Intoxicating liq
uors, No." If, al the said decision, ma
jorty Of all The votes given for and against
said amendment shall contain the words.
"License 10 sell intoxicating liquors, No."
thea The said amendment shall be seper-
ale section of article fifteen Of the consti-
tuition.
Sec. 10. The appor,ionment Of the
House of Representatives during the first
decennial period under this Constitution
shall be as follows.
The counties of Adams, Allen, Athens,
Auglaize, Carroll, Champaign, Clark. Gin
ton, Crawford, Darke, Delware, Erie,
Fayette. Gallia, Geauga, Greene. Han.
cock. Harrison, Hooking, Holmes. Lake.
Lawrence. Logan, Madison, Marion,
Meigs, Morrow. Perry, Picdaway, Pike,
Preble, Sandusky, Scio,o, Shelby, and
Union shall severally be entitled TO one
Representative in each session OF The de.
cennial period.
The counties OF Franklin, Licking,
Montgomery, and Slark shall each be en-
titled to two Representatives in each ses-
sion Of the decenial period. ..-
The counties of Ashland, Cosacoton
Highland. Huron. Lorain. Mahon!ng, Me-
dina. Miami, Portage, Seneca, Summit
and Warren sht i ssverally be entitled 10
one Representative in each session and one
additional Representative in the fifth session
Of the decennial period. The counties Of
AshtabuIa, Brown. Butler, Clermonl' Far.
field, Guernesy, Jefferson, Knox, Monroe,
Morgan, Richland, Trumbull, Tuscarawas
and Washington shall severally be entitled
10 one Represe,alive in each session, and
two additional Representatives, one in the
third and one in the fourth session Of the
decdnnial period. .: 5--"
The counties Of Belmont, Columbiana,
Ross and Wayne shall, severally be en-
titled to one Representative in each session
and three additional Represntalivds-one
in the first one in the second, and one in
the third session of the decenial period.
The county Of Muskingum shall be en-.
titled to two Representatives in each ses-
sion, and one additional Representative
in the fifth session of the decenial period.
The county Of Cuyahoga shl be entitled
to two Representatives in each session, and
two additional Represenlatives-one in the
third and one in the fourth session Of the
decenial period.
The county of Hnmlinton shall be entI.
tied to seven Representatives in each ses-
sion, and four additional Representatives
one in The first, one in the second, one in
the third, and one in the fourth session of
the decennial period.
The following counties, until they shall
have acquired a sufficient population TO en-
title them to elect, separately. under the
fourth section of the eleventh article, shall
form districts in manner following. 10 wit:
The counties Of jackson and Virton one
district; the counties of Lucas and Fulton
one district; the counties Of Wyandot and
Hardin one district; the counties of Mercer
and Van Vert one district; the counties of
Pauldin, Defiance and Williams one dis
trici; the conuies of Putnam and Henry
one district; and the counties Of Wood aud
Ottawa one district; each of which districts
shall be entitled to one Representative in
every session of the decenial period:
Done in Convention at Cincinnati, the
tenth day of March, 10 the year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and fifty
one, and Of The Independence Of the United
States the seyepty-fhh, ...
WILLIAM MEDlLL., President.
Attest: VIM. H GILL Secretary.
S Andrews, William Lawrence,
William Barbee, John Larwill,
Joseph Barnett, Robert Leech,
David Barnett, D P Leadbetter,
William S Bates. John Lidey,
A Bennett, James Loudon,
John Il Blair, II S Manon,
Jacob Rlicker sderfer, Samson Mason,
Van Brown, Mathew fl Mitchell,
R W Cahill, Isaiah Morris,
l. Case, Charles McCloud,
David Chambers, S F Norris,
John Chany, Charles Orion,
H D Clark. WSC OTIS, -.
George Ceilings, Mhomas Patterson,
Friend Cook, Daniel Peck,
Otway Curry, Jacob Perkins,
Volney Dorsey, Samuel Quigley,
Thomas w Ewart, R P Ranney.
John Ewing, Charles Reemelin,
Joseph M Farr, Adam N Riddle,
Elias Florence, Edward c Roll,
Robert Forbes. William Sawyer,
Fl N Glllei, Sabirt Scott.
John Graham, John Sellers,
Jacob J Greene, John A Smith,
John L Green, George Smith,
Henry Fl Gregg, b P Smith,
w s Groesbeck. Henry Stambery,.
G S Hamilton, B Stanton,
D D T Hard, Albert V Slebhins.
A Harlan, E T Slickney,