The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1857-09-11
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each. House concurrbg therein, That II be and
hefDtv 10 proposed 70 the electors ofthis state
70 vWe ON the second Tuesday OF October next.
unontl, spprovaleor rejection OF the following
si tment az sustitute for the twenty.
sen aics ,fs y G5s nc Sss'ls''S' ss
sn1JAr tlIHuiHdlSepti6h of tho eleventh Art
0tHG Setlat sSsibss Of tlsek rslAs
ncmbly shall commence on the nrst Mondero
January, annually. Senators shall be elected
liennially, and Representatives annuallytIby
the ELECTORS OF their respective counties lof
districts on the second Tuesday Of 0ctobSf.
nQixterm Of ONCE shall commence on tho hfst
dNYWJanuary next after their election, and
ttftbf Sonatorashall con tissus lso years ant
that OF Representation one ycar;. Tho scna
tors selectcd in October next shall hold theii
oMqAf for two years, and the Representatives
elected At the same time shall Hold their OH
coefor,pno year. Provided, that scycntccnsoi
the Bsnators elected on tho second Tuesday oi
october, 1857, TO be asncrtaincd by lot, asthc
President OF the Senate mag direct, shall ihobt
tksir once or'only ono seAt and their sue
of act0ber, ono thousand eight hundred aud
nityfight. and bicnnially thereafter. When
any county shall have fraction above the rates
for Representative 50 large that being multi.
piled BY tan, the result shall be equal TO one OF
spportioned for such ratios among the several
scsstons ofthe deconnlsl period W the fslowing
mannor: hthsreby = only one ratio ucHa R6nfo.
sentative shall he allotted to the tenth session
oftfctlccenniol period
Ifthero are two ratios Representatives shall
be allotted To tho ninth and tenth sessions; III
thfoe 10 the eighth. ninth, and tenth sessions; III
fourto the seventh, eighth, ninth and tcnth; u!
nvo 10 the sixth, seventh, eighth ninth and tonth:
Ifsix 10 tho afth, sixth, seventh, eighth, ninth
and tenth; If scven 10 the fourth. fflh, sixth,
seventh, eighth. ninth and tenth; lfcight 10 the
third. fourth, inh, sixth, seventh, eighth, ninth
andssenth; II nine to the SECOND, third, fourth,
frth, sixth seventh, eighth, niuth and tonth
sessions Of the doccnniil period respectively.
In determining the number of SENATORS To
which any Senatorial district might be untitled
OF senatorial ratio. tho fraction shall be muI.
tpled by nvo, and II tho result be equal 10 one
rauo,ai additional Senatorslall be allotted To-
sold district for the ninth and tenth sessions.
lit bo equal to two such ratios an additional
Senator for the seventh, eighth, ninth, and tenth
sessions shall he allotted to such district. III
threethcplto tho anh, sixth, seventh, eighth,
ninth and'tohtif, -" o.. 81
l four, to the third, fourtli, hnh, sixth. sev.
onth, eighth, ninth, and tenth sessions rcspcti.
ivoly. II this ammondmont be adopted by the
eloctQrs tho counties now entitled To- more than
one member in either Of both branches of tlic
LagisLituro In tho fourth and hllh sessions ofthc
present doconn,l period rs now provided shrll
havo n like number ofmcmbers In each branch
tharoof Tor each soss OH OF lao remainder Ufthel
II. II. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker ofthe House Of Representatives..
TllGMAS II. FORD,
Precedent Of Tie Senate.
Dated April 81, 1857.