Kansas weekly herald., 1854-11-24
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Yespitezy of Kensas, feH the q jectiea Of sDel
gate;to thesH House sofss Representa- tatiyes ct the
United States do cert ie NpgR teIr 9aths, ste the
lowing isg true andieerEset FetpFn 0e theov votes
poiiedhyd awful Eestdept tEatesE rie;nibi I'd hS1s
Feeeixed isii7s- vrss q sy2tes
EsoeiYsarss tivT5z- votes
So4 DO. {1sy 10. snstit IDou osIs ;srls .lS1..gi
Witness ouE9aaRls, this 9th day ef. NoTa1S54
iDdhegwesHi thArgr anaf<ud replace the said
cotanteJ kieEets in stle eReieopy OF .ths
eathrdls list Of Vptersv-snes tally list and pnS
certifaetaee return and ihaEi iBS sealed up the
said box fPpese rye dheIsanes until
shalh bes caHtHstedsos Ehe Hemaining5 copies of
eatho list tehyoyeFs5rhl list and aretrIn will
be tzsaen ibB one of the 1Judg who will deliver
the sameia person totAe. Coy on. pr before
Monde sthe 4th day of pedembeT fRexi,rst, shis
efiee at house OF Ihes; Johnson I'M the first
l3istflete Ei9so iijg ss3tsse Il -es $50 d.i4s
The Judges of elections will be- swoEusby a
Jqdge,or .Jqstiee epf the Peace, or in the absence
of such officer, they may be sworn by one of
their number, who shall IN his turn be sworn by
one Of those thus qualified, noting atthe foot Of
the oat hi by whom it is administered. And the
IHtested with full power aRd authority to adj
minister attea.t0seach other, and toyoters,
and others, touching theJfi of any person to
vote, Under all the,painS and penalties of PERU
Try attaching to eaths administered by Judicial
toffcers. tso85 5ss4 z4i .lrecEs zsftai fists5s
df one orn1ore of the Judges appointed should
fail to attend refuse teserye theirsplaces may
be supplied blythe voters on the ground at nine
O'Clock "a. M. and vacancies ioceufing in the
board thereafter, may effiied by the-remaining
Judges. - ~ y p ~
s 0uagffcatfon of'voters.
By the Territorial Bill tits provided as fol-
lows: -. .ser-. .e...l,1ess -g-..z,.
ssThat every free white male inhabftant above
the age OF Twenty one years, who shall be an
actual resident of said Territory, and shall pos
sess the qualifications hereinafter prescribed,
| shall be entitled to vote at the first election;
Proeidcd, That the right of suffrage and OF
holding Office, shall be exercised only by citi-
zens of the United States and those who shall
have declared on oath their intention to become
such, and shall have taken an oath to support
the Constitution OF the United States and the
provisions Of this act; fad Prouided further;
That no Officer, Soldier, Seaman or Marine, or
other person in the Army or Navy OF the Uni
ted States, or attached to troops IN the service
of the United States shall be allowed to vote or
hold effice in said Territory, By reason of being
on service thereif.o 'e'Aa
The requisites. .ef, age anH color are easily I'M
derstood. That of residence is well defined in the
law, aldeHeans the actual dwelling or inhabi iting
in the Territory, TO the exclusion of any other
present deBlicn or home coupledMith the pres
ent Bona fide intention of permanently remaining
for the purp pose.i & y bazst .ifSels es. -.
When voter is not native of the u S. the
proof of his right to vote must be the production
of his certificate of naturalization; Of his de-
claration of intention under the seal Of the court
| and the want of it cannot be supplied by his