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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-09

PrrsBuHa, Pa, Oct 8, 1887
Three persons entered Today the second story Of house
Of an aged German named wIseman, who lived with his
daughter Ia . secluded spot, on the East Liberty road
near P1burg Their object IL supposed, 10 commi,
rape On dsusAisr who nrs discovered shsr entrance
into the house. wisemsp, While protecting hs ohIld 70
cevsd several blows from besvy iron bar The head
facsu,ins his skuI He died shortly ater-srds Three
men, named James Kelly, I'm Richards and Dsuiel
Denny, have been arrested re perpetrators CT the out
rage, and circums,anoes strongly implcsis lhem.
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have taken "a long pull, strong pull, and a
pull all together" is again fulfilled, and our
teachers of Christianity must give up the Hiodoos
ard Feejees, give up stewed oysters and cham
payne, take off their silk gloves, and 60 to work
In earnest, or the day is lost, and Lucifer the vic
tor
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Ths Next Prssidency-rhs wise and Hunter
lmbrogli0 Adjusted.


The late imbroglio between the Wise and Hun.
ter factions, which has been threatening for some
time regular New York civil wa- among the Vir-
ginia democracy, has been settled upon tae practi
cal basis Of exchange o. equivalents as between
Wise and Hunter. The Governor gives up his
claims to the United States Senate, and the Sena-
tor gives up his claims to the Presidency. Thus
the re election OF Mr.. Hunter to the Senate may
be considered pretty cure thing; and thus Gov.
Wise will get the undivided support of the yir-
ginia democracy for the succession in the White
House.
In this matter, however, Mr.. Wise will have q
number of formidable competitors to cope with.
Among them will no Judge Douglas, as tho oau
didste Of the Great West; and he Is very busy
out there just nov, electioneering among the
people. Then the Southern ultras, With the with
drawal Of Mr.. Hunter, will undoubtedly concen-
trate upon JEFF. Davis and his great Southern
confederacy programme, Chased upon military
principles" And then, again, the conservative
democracy Of TIE South will most probably, In
good season, bring out Howell Cobb, Secretary of
the Treasury, with powerful party at bis back.
Dut bituOuBu Vic CuaICts Vi GOf. Nlet are luu6
rendered somewhat doubtful, bis position as
Presidential candidate is very good one-First,
because the North will have had the last three
Presiden.s-Fillmore, Pierce, and Buchanan;
secondly becaufe Virginia, more than any other
State, was instrumental in the nomination Of
both Pierce and Buchanan; thirdly, because
Governor Wise, as much as any other man, was
instrumental in bringing about the nomination
OF Mr.. Buchanan, as q party aud Southern dsbt
due to Pennsylvania; and, fourtbly, because Gov
Wise was the man that unhorsed the Knight OF
the Dark Lantern. and gave him his Waterloo
defeat In the Old Dominion.
Thus much for Governor Wise. The only
thing row required to clinch the compromise
between him and Senator Huoter is a manly
public manifesto from the latter, giving In his
full adheeon to Mr.. Bucbauau's administration
Without some such act Of publication on the pa,.
Of Mr. Hunter, he may yet be left OF the wrong
eide Of the fence by the Virginia Legislature
Where Ii Mr.. Hunter. Let Us hear fron Mr..
Hunter. We must hear from Mr. Hunter.
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Omcial Circular Relative Co FyubsssssS.
The following Communication from the Secretary q

Omcial Circular Relative Co Fyubssts~s.
The following Communication from the Secretary d
ssse vHs transmitted 70 The United States narAas -
United sAies District Attorneys on the Islh uil,-
eR-Frcm Information received a this Deg. -supe7s
oere rcssoa 70 oee thai u ~isss persons Bsv
engaged Within the lmi,s OF TIE United sssss seiaas
70 and preparing The means for military evp~fiHoSs 70
% carried on asapst tho territories az hsxco NOArNgs
and Costa Mca-republcs vith whsm the United 6ssAss
are peare-in direct violation OF the srsn section Of NE
~ o. consress, Approved 2osA April 1913 a, uss~
ne eghh secuon Of the said act made awful Tor ~
President, OF such persoJs - no shsf empo~er, en-
poy the land aid naval forces OF ibe Uned sases nd
me MIL u thereof, "fcr Me purpose Of rreyennus We
carrying on OF any Gu expediu or cntsr prse IRON ~
lerii.ories or Jurisdiction OF he United states ]" I Ana
therefoe, sreowd by the President " call your sesoos
70 he subis t. ana 10 urge you 10 use al due dueeoes
and 70 avail youSsU Of al ieeisra'e m sans you. c'.
mard 10 enforce bsse oil osner provi,ons OF he sa1
o. 2oth Apv 1918 asaius thoss who may oc foond
10 be engaged In ssans foot preparng military s
peduons sxauss mo territories OF usxoo oossa Rcs and
Nioapgua % nanireay prejadlcial 70 the national ebs
roo or ard 20 ,ujaous 20 the national interest And
are ALEC hereby Instructed pfomply IN communosss "
this Deuarment the earliest Information may rccevv
relative 70 such expeditions am, sir, yoar osedrs
servant, LEWIS OAss
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Tho Niagara, from Liverpool has jua reachsd her d &
The nsws appears 70 have been fully anticipated b. ~
despatch over The wreskom Halifax Her mails for -
souh win be forwarded 70 New York ~ the land rs,a
via New Haven, tomorrow morning, wAsrs they Vim b
duA ais p n
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NEW OnIsAzs. oA I, IsyT.
Oostea-8aIss today, $500 bales, 81 irregular pssoss
hddins, I3ke Sales yesterday supposed 10 - SOC
bales. Red wheat d 10; mixed corn, 7be. Rsrsnsl
ard l7ko. Erchanes and frsights . s>aad -
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81 Lukes church, Brooklyn and that on the eth OF
January last he was united to Isabella u. Nutting
ny Rev MT. Anthem. rector Of st. Marks church.
New York. The jury recommended him to mercy.
and ne was remanded for sentence. Chslfs Thomas,
indicted for assaulting little girl with intent to
commit rape, pleaded guilty to simple assault
He was also remandtd for sentence. Richard Ellis,
notorious fender, who has already spent fifteen
years Of his life in the State prison, was convicted Of
burglary in the third degree and sen. to Sing Sing
for five years, the highest penalty which the Law
allowed The Court to impose. He in company with
man named Lewis, broke into dry goods store
in Mulberry street, and stole quantity of flannel
which, together with seventy five skeleton keys and
number of chisels, was found in the prisoners
bedroom. Lewis was convicted last month and sent
to the State prison for the same term. John Eel
inRer trial, charge. with burglary in the first
degree, in breskng into the dwelling house Of Solo
mon Reinhardt, 22s avenue A, on the Goth Of Au-
gust, when the Court adjourned.
The Fire Commissioners we're engaged last even.
;ug in examining the returns Of the fire companies,
and asserting the active and inactive members of
the department. The case of Engine Company No.
So was postponed to Thursday next
The first pay ments into the Police Health and In
families Of disabled policemen, have already been
made, and an account of the state of the fund will
he found elsewhere.
The steamship Southerner, the pioneer Of the
Charleston and New York steamers, and running In
Spofoid Tilestons line, was sold at public auction
yesterday, by M. Hoff nan & Co, for $40, 200.
The statement Published yesterday in some of the
city papers regarding the number of vessels in port
leading with grain, was grossly in correct Several
of those included in the list have sailed for Europe
and others have cleared, or are lying in the stream
ready for sailing. The quantities of grain pu. down
to each vessel were also wrong In one case where
$4,000 bushels were put down, the vessel had only
engaged 1900.
The iaes OF cotton yesterday were confined to s,me
between cssh and short time sales Kidding hollands
rarged, ii ru said, non lskc up to lsko. There
t,nred to be small shipments made ownera' acc ,unt
o1irg to light receipts and sock OF four arke,
advanced about cents per Dbl oil grades With fair
amount ef sales Wheat sold pretty freely though Tor all
hin . except primo 10 choice, prices were esser.
scup ern white sold NJ 81 20 81 IS; red do. as
81 90 81 "a, and prime shi,e Michigan Of 81 II.
Corn god atey at CSC s0kc for mixed delivered
Holders Of pork advanced their prices s2S so $2a
which checked sales Prime sod 70 out OF MARKET OF
$S So Sugars were heavier and sales Of about 400 hhss
.. raes given In another column Coffee was steady and
quiet Feishts were ess ACTIVE the stock Of produce
being light 70 Liverpool, grain In bags taken 81
tId Cd. compressed cotton, Sled and some -four OF
20. 10 London eco hhds sugar we're engaged u 25s AMI
1000 bbls. oil cake as q.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-09

zesipa Nile FrsxzoHm
Don Onavo. .Sgnor Laboosala
......s.......... nor aA1n1os
uIfS..n sleno1 Hoooe
Aasesso .6gnnr Nsvas
Tue house Was fully equal TO the occAs0n being crowd
cd In every Part wi audience Il cnos fash onasIe s.A
critical Hardly resident connoIsssur o. smsss.r ~.
absent :" Don Giovanni" prssents certain aimo~Isss.
whioh are slmoE insurmouAabe TO opera Companies =
icy are constituted ut the present day me vocal ssss
contains elk nrs class parts while we rarely have moro
than two nrst ciass artists In any company.
pleasant to DO able 70 cay, with truth that The ps
fcrmance or Wednesday came 70 triumph oysr ~
difficulty. Nine. do 10 Grange was excellent In Douns
Anra-nct . very pleasing rels and We have rarely
heard anything BETTER In the way OF ion than h
singing Of her part in tbs first duet with the tsno9.
Throughout Ne opera she preserved the dramatic spts
Of the character n every paint Of view Nine ssrakess
rang Donna Evira carefully and wen She il always II
excellent and reliable artst Nile. Ffezzouni whom
we nsmo in the order Of the cast delsoply eoqas-
sh Zrlna, and nothing could be charsIpg than Ass
playful Isilery Of bel Nasetso" The Baas BATH w.
somewhat too low for her voice but her swess and
flexible organ, eth liz exoesdipg refinement and oul-
tivskn, found full scope in tho Yedrai carSno. TAs
DON Giovanni the best we have soeu here
This artist has heretofore had the greatest suoces with a.
and he affirmed al in his performance ais acAane
Of the part capital and he dsshed Off music With .
much spirit TO gain the applause OF house Aroxs
out Rocco WA excellent Lepsrello- u mes nsss
extravasaut In bis fun-bus that IN occasional bo
Ing ever Of animal spirits quite cxousable. he sang hi
nrst admirably 70 obtain recall and narrowly
escaped The tenor moderately good ms
orchestra was admirable. Mr. Absolute evidently bad hs
heart In h work. and treated the SCORE moro tendsry
than ID bis custom.
DON Giovanni" Ii to be repeated 10 night, with Ne
same artists, and In addition there to DO concert by
Thalbsyg and vieaxtemps between tho acis. win b
grand winding up Of most hberay conducted season
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kssRrnvnLs, O. w., 0si 8, 1851
The trial OF Townsend, the murderer, b postponed unit,
ne pe aasres in order 70 procure Witnesses from Gall
fovu'a
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Ths Steamship Thomas swami NJ sorssiH.
EosyotK, Va Oa 9, 1857.
me steamship rhomss swsnn, for Nsw York from
Chaylesaos, put In here Tor coal This morning
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Ths Dtsamsr Tsnnsssss at New Orleans.
Esv CANVASS, 0ct 9, 1887.
The steamship Tennessee, from Ne~ York the sosh
u sas arrived here, and advertised 70 run bet ~een
this oty and Vera Crus.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-09

The CHEvALIER WEBB IN DIsTREss.-The
Chevalier Webb is in very great distress about
the HERALD and the banks, and the banks and
which is which. Sometimes he is convinced that
the HERALD is the organ of the banks; and then
again he is entirely satisfied that the particular
mission Of the HERALD is to destroy the banks
and the stockholders, and the lame ducks, and
the chevaliers, ard the niggers, and everything
else that comes in our way. But we know some
thing of the peculiar weakness Of Chevalier
Webb for banks and bank accommodations All,
yes! it is the Chevaier who wants to be the organ
Of the banks. And why mott Let him strap his
hand organ to his back, mount monkey upon
his shoulders and 60 at once to the work Of
grinding out his bank music for the bulls and
bears, and SINNERS, skinners and sinners of
Wall street. Ata very small expense he may
thus be converted into regular italian mounte-
bank. But we suspect that the real secret of this
great distress of our melancholy Chevalier arises
rom the fact that there are no Nick Biddles to
be picked up in these degenerate times-no bank
diummeIs, with an accommodation of 1915
walking up and down Wall street looking for
somebody to take the money. And what pity
Very convenient to the Chevalier just at this par
ticular time, we apprehend, would be lift of
$4,000, or even $40 ,OOO to square up certain
newspaper mortgage, which otherwise, perhaps
will have to await the uncertain chances of
another Bankrupt law. VIII nobody help the
Chtvalier out of his distress? Has he no credit
with the banks? Confidence con6dence-can't
be get little confidence somewhere at half
price?
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-09
City Politics,

rHu DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN, GENERAL COMMITTEE
PRIMARY ELECTIONS TO b DISCONTINUED.
Al mat tng Of Ne Democratic Republican 0easral o.
mtss, held u Tammany Hall Last evening, plan sus
nominating candidates for Sy and county o0oers dong
ewsy with the old prmuy election sysssn was sdop1sd
me Geueral Committee appoints I'VE desgsss IRON ssA
couvsntsons namely:-Ths nAyoral,y which mssIs IN
THURSDAY; The county. shco meets nsx Friday; and ne
judiciary, which meets on Saturday week.
TIE YOUNG xN's BHrusLIoAH coHurrza
fhh astuts organization hell . regular meeting IN svsa
70, O. Not In The chair, and II. 8. Smith secrssary
Aer very doefu statement Of the condition Of Ne funA
and the gloomy prospects for replsnishng ne ysay,
the President authorised 10 Oil vSoauues on ths n.
nanoe Commirsee, and committee up ,dnied 70 vI
,oo The 0ld Mems Republican COMMITTEES and sdvcu.As
me necesniy OF Consolidation OF the rnAnoe
tive Ocmmiasss Of The tvo bodies fhs fAc that tee o,l
men rcfuse 70 recognise The young men b gsnsg
the yoons patriots, and elected much fearful resrs h
M Z. aAnr nads IN ensrgsHo ssd ssooss., en-,
% have ne oele 'rsed Draper resoleoDs e1pusgsd mon
havisg, By his resignation Of NE ooe OF Poos Oounss
sionor, upset the schemes Of the Republican arsy 70 70
publ aHizo the police FORCE and Mr.. CART ooulunooa
pe..ur. q vosus Ios ne e1punsns and sso q .
ccrdng their smes on the minutes having hus yu>A
me committee adjourned carry.
REPUBLICAN ASSEMBLY NOMINATION.
The AnsnbU district Of composed Of tho Firv Bscos6
and Third wards, mot last evening pursuant 70 ordsr
Gilbert Dean was put In nomination for member a ths
Assembly and the meeting adourned subject 10 The OH
OF The chairman.
AMERICAN SENATORIAL CONVENTION.
me Know Nothing Nominating Uonventios for shs 0na
senatorial district, comprising The Taivtseush, rssA,
Eleventh and Seventeenth wards met Dsns's povss
house. corner OF Essex and Grand Streets cvsni.
and organised By appointing NJ, Young, OF shs ssvss
teenth ward, chairman Four ballots takon, -
resulting folio go Deane, keeper Of poves
bovse, 10 vntfs; Joseph Petty present esnssov foa
the Fifth strict votss; Olarksou Orcl OF The scvs
teenh ward, votes; blank, I-nsosssayy 70 . ohoss
IL votes.
NJ. JosTH HAraH, or the Seventeenth ward ihsn win
drew hr Cfo1n PANE aud substituted that OF 0snsrS
John Lloyd q ne same ward. ~hsn another ballot -
than there we've dciexstes-seing cau
On moeon, The Conventos then adjourned for vesA
Know NOTHING NOMINATIONS.
Tho members OF the Know Noshing Cyusalh a ~
First Assembly ds,rio, held nomination uesx,ns q NJ
Rainbow tel last evening, bst adjourned u uoaAAs
evening week, Without making any tmlpauon.
hs memoors OF the Oounolls Of tue rnird dstyio,
lat plight, 81 The OF adwsy and Lspeaard sre
and nominated Dr Scone,d a. Assem- oily man nsrs
wns another oandidass but NE Doctors nominaaics
almost unar nous
me ocpvcutou vhioh met ii the corner Of Grand -
Essex streets ock no ac<iou In The matter OF sau
bui adjourned until ncxt rhusday evening
The Convention which wAs 70 have mel Il % Essi nusA
way, did MOI organise
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Tm Lcsr OF The CENTRAL AMERICA -Isaac Nah, 49,
toned In our nss OF lott In Wednesdays HnArD. was
not ooored bay stated but was the son OF Mr. Iaas
Nash Of ee6 Fourth street, Eleventh ward and IVES O. M
ships articles - the mates boy he had gone 80 ns
hh health, under tho care Of NJ James Travis, who
In the Panama Railroad Oompany's employ, and formerly
ofhoer board Of the steamers connected Win
this line. Young Nash was eighteen years Of age The Aay
which the vessel went down This sas bis nrM and
only voyage 10 Another Of s lost on board Il
The Central America Frank johnson, seaman, We
W. working hi passage home from Asyinwan
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-09

vhe Opcrs-. Don Giovanni
The Doa Giovanni" Of Mozart presented q H
Academy on Wednesday, with the following oast1sAs
strongest We remember for many years -
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vhs Yellow Fever at aosfDak
EoayoIK, Va, 0ot. 8, 1857.
me schsoaer vapor, from Havnnabl'or New York. hes
arrived here i've Of her being sk win The yellow
fsver.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-09

ErBIo's GARDEN Tho benent or Nile. Rolla % nixh
should not be forgotten Ia SgnorIna dances In oas a.
her pi ettest baues d'action.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-09

BUFFALO, oot s, 1887
Al sooa day N engine On The New York and Eris
Railroad Into the way express train eass of the Buffalo
and Erie road u The crossing Of the two roads In sh city
Seven persons were ssrcusly bul no. fAaliy inarsd
Nobody Wa killed. The train was heavily loaded Win
passengers ,hsir way 70 the s,As Fair There were no
through passengers on the train.
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Loss OF the Schooner Jane Ingraham.
EoRyoIK, Va, oos 8, 1857
rhs Schooner Jane Ingrahan, nom Rookiand for CITY
Point, Vas lst me Sand shoals On The ssh ina Her
Grew were saved.
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Uhs Georgia Election.
AUGUSTA, Ca, oct ., 1857
me majority or L. d. Stephens, democrat for Congress-
n sbe Eighth district, u l,2s1.
In The sixth district, james Jscnon, democrat,
tAinly elected By u lsasA /, 900 majority.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-09

Injection OF . United States Senator from
ENnn oaSees
NASHVILLE, o. ., 1857
Andrew Johnson the present Governor Of The ssse
elected 70 day 70 Hon james JONES' In ne
United States Senate.
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Earthquake &C Bt. LOuls and sPringnsId, III
81. Loup, Got. 9, 1857
About four O'Clock this nornisg . violent shock Of
earthquake fen hero. seven minutes later another
shock, less severe, was fsR rney made the most sub.
sssnta buildrgs trcmble and overturned small articles
In dwelirgs Tho shocks wore also fcn u Springfield,
Illinois.
crrnArn, H., On 9, 1857
Three disinos shocks Of earthquake intervals Of ave
minutes were felt here about four O'Clock This morning
me nr shock violent demolsA ohimnsys and
awaken cttzens
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Intarsstina from Washin gton.

CONTEMPLATED CHANGE IN THE CABINEr-AFFAIRs
IN SOUTH AMERICA AND MBxIC0--rK0POSKD PUR-
CHASE OF TIN ARSENAL At ROnE-THN wAsHING-
TON AQuxDUor-ILLNEsS or THE PosrAASrER
Avu NN0
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1857-08-14
Catharine Burkat, pltf,
against

Catharine Burkat, plt, Civil action to recover
money CONNIE need in
against the Court Of Common
Pleas Of Hancock Co.,
lsiah W. West, defend. Oh attacment issued.
VsIAH w. WEST, formerly of the said
4 County OF Hancock, and whose residence 10
the said plaintiff Is unknown, will take notice
that Catarine Burket OF the said County OF
Hancock, did on the Sih day of June, 1857, flo
her petition in the Court OF Common Pleas OF
said Counly, against the said Isaiah W. West.
setting forth that on or about the LIST day Of De.
cember 1856, in consideration Of the said par
ties being then unmarried, &c., the said Isiah
w. West did then and there promise and agree
to marry the said plaintiff so soon as certain
arrangements and conditions prece dent upon
the part OF the said defendant, (Which condi-
tions &C. are described IN said petition,) could
be made and performed; that such arranements
and conditions precedent have all been made
and complied with, and that reasonable time
has elapsed since the making Of the same, and
further setting forth that said defendant has re-
FUSED and neglected to comply with said con-
tract; said plaintiff In hcr said petition alleges
that she has sustained damages by reason OF
the said neglect and refusal Of the said defend.
ant 10 perform his said contract, to the amount
of threo thousand dollars. for which sum she
therein prays Judgment; that an order of at
iachment has been issued IN said cause by said
Court, by virtue Of which the goods and chat.
tells. lands and tencments of ihe said defendant
OF said county, have been attached; said de-
tendant Is further notified that he is reauji d
to appear and answer TO the petition of the said
plaintif, on OF before the third Saturday afIor
the fourth day Of September, 1857.
CATHARlNE BURKAT.
CArLEs 4 BRARDsLEY, Attys.
Dated th's 2ith day OF July, ls57.-7t.-piss.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1857-08-14
pated April ;, 1851. '7''' . - '''
AMENDMENT No, 8.


Resotred BY te General Assensbiy Of he State Of
ONO, three-hfths OF the members elected to each
House concurring therein, that il be, and here.
py 70 proposed To the electors OF this State u
upon the approval or rejection Of the following
amendment Is An additional section TO article
eleven ofthe Constitution. Every county which
now 10 or may hereafter be entitled TO more
than one Senator, or Repsentatve for the re.
sidue .Qf, the present decennial period, or for
all, or1NYporti0n OF any subsequent deccnnial
period sksA be divided into as many Senatorial
and Representative districts as there may be
6enatorS or Representative elective in any year
of the present, or any subsequent decennial pc
Yiod, which districts shall be Of contiguous ter
ritory, andeach district shall contain AZ nearly
. ratio for Senator or Representative as Is ut.
tainAble, without violating the rule herein given
ks 70 contiguity, and without dividing any town
ship, elscton precinct or ware, II any Rspre.
two Of more counties shall by reason of any
UxcesS 6fpopulaton over ratio, be entitled u
'nddidonai Representatives or Senators for any
PORTION Of the present or any subsequent de.
esnnih period, the district shall be divided into
tWo dis1xtotp, for each portion OF such docennial
period, v1tch shall be contiguous territory,
and asoh shall contain a. near a ratio as is At.
tainabIs. without divt1thg counties. "
Hty dDooDn Of the knhaxation of.one Senate.
60 e(population over . Senatorial ratio, which
issafaaos or any portion OF any decenniai pc
Fis6, each district, ~ now constituted. shall
osook e. 6onOr. - 49,
or = shnii be divided into districts BY
IL eOuE teommission or such other Noard
q o6acoU olactive and resident In the proper
,o0unfY = ray be provided by lay. AZ least
fb1R non1ho prior 70 the general election In
lo7a. ~ anties entitled 70 more than one
rsonker a. either hoase shail be divided tnto
6iS111o1o - ths residue of the present decen
mn pos1 anA ~ leAst y9er months prior "
.issi y - tStS ouS slsSbsr Tor ali. Or any my
t.ortioa q 5noh dsosnnal period, In either or
Sosh k0zsss, shall b divided into districts for