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shine ,.is pod bool., and il /. shah appear upon

s.ssbhe s.id pod books, and IL Il shah appear upon
sid elamirssion that majority Of the votes cast at
sAad election be in favor Of the Consultation with
Slsvery," he shs imnedistely have transmit ted the
Constitution ratified 10 the Congress Of the United
1sates for sdmission into the Union sovereign
State, under said Constitution Bot If upon such ex
apiraion Of said pol-books, il snsll appear thst
majority Of the votes cast st said election be in hvo
Of The Constitution without slavery, then the a>t-
ole providing for Slavery shall be stricken from this
Constitution by the President Of this COnventoH or
h HE absence by reason Of death, resignstion or
Otherwise, by the President pro te and Slavery shall
70 longer exist 10 the Safe Of Kansas Except II to
right Of property in slaves now in this Territory, shall
m no be ibtefered vitb aud he shall INN sd
ateIy hsve transmitted the Constitution ra.6 ed TO
the Congress Of the United States for admission into
The Union as sovereign State, under the said C1nst
satiop.
SEC 9 Every white male nhsbtant who ia cit-
zsp Of the United States at the time Of The first cleo
on ard 10 above the age OF u years shall be dee ned
an eecor Ct the fret election TO DO holden IN ms
State; and any slector qualified as aforesaid soal be
entitled to be elected TO oce CT place uncer THIS
State Cor stif utop n such election.
SEC. TO- The President Of this Convention shall
Issue writs Of election 10 three househodsrs In the
several counties requiring them 10 cause an election
70 DO held for Governor, Heutensnt-Governor Rep
Yeee NATIVE 70 Congress ofthe Uoited Sstes msmbers
Of the State Legislature and all other Off elective
under this Constitution, in their respective counss,
districts and places Of election, the fret NJ ondsy
and day following Of January in the year 1888 which
manner prescribed by the now. existing law 10 the
Territory Of Kepsas and al returns OF said elections
shall be made to the President OF this Convention who
h hereby authorized TO receive, examine ana count
the votes and 10 declare who is elected; ana Oil OF
6cen thus duly elected shall enter upon and continue
10 the discharge OF the duties OF their respective Of
ices unit their Successors elected and quabed
SEC III. Until the Legislature elected in accordance
with the proyiops Of this Constitution shall otherwise
direct the ,alary Of the Governor snail be - per
s1nun; ard the salary Of the Lieutenant Governor
ehau be double the pay Of State Senator; aud the
Bay Of member Of the Legislature shall be - until
stherwhe provided by the first L.gslaur which
shsll fI the salaries Of al officers other than those
elected by the people at the first election.
SKC. 12. This Constitution shall take effect and be
in force from and after ,S ratification by the people, as
heIepbs fore provided
SEC I3 Oaths Of ofice may be Administered by
any Judge Justice Of the Peace Clerk Of any Court
Of Record Of tho Territory or Sats Of Kansas until the
Legislature OF the State may other wise direct
SIC a. That after the year 1864, whenever the
Legislature shall think il necessary 70 amend alter
and change this Constitution they shal recommend to
the electors at the next general election, twohlrds OF
the members Of each House concurrng, to vote for or
sgsinst calling Convention; and if it appear that
msjcty otsll the citizens Of the State have voted tr
Convention, the Legislature shall at its next regular
eessiOn call Convention. TO consist OF many men,
bers there may be in the House of Representatives.
at the time, to be chosen in the same manner at the
same places and by the electors that chose the
Representatives. Said Delegates, go elected, shall
meet within three months after said election for the
purpose Of revising, amending or changing the Goa.
stitution. But alteration shall be made TO affect
the night Of property IL the Ownership Of slaves.