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BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS

Are eecy i'm action, often efecfng in few days
aud When cure IL effected IL Is permanent They
prepared from vegetable extracts that harmless
the system and never nauSeate the stomach, upreg
nate tire breath; and being sugar-coated all nauseos
taste is avoided No change Of diet necessary while
using them; does their action interfere with business
pursuits. Each box contains six dozen Pills.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR,
And will be sent by mail, postpaid by any advertised
Agent, on receipt OF the money Sold by Druggists gen.
orally.
None genuine without my signature the wrapper.
j. BRYAN Rochester, N. u,
General Agent.
Bas- T0MIlNs0N COX, Agents for Indianspol
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Subscribed and sworn to before me, this---dsy of
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DATES.

sE REV. +. WRITTEN WILL BE A
Candidate for Trustee of Center Township at the ap-
preaching April election, subject to the votes of the
people. febl -dte
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"Greaf american Remedy
DR. HARvEY'S
CHR0N0- THERMAL FEMALE PILLS

Which have yet failed (when the directions
been strictly foowed in removing difficulties arising
from
OBSTRUCTION, OR STOPPAGE or NATURE.
Or in restoring the system perfect health when suffering
from Spinal Affections. Prolapsus Uter the Whites or
other weakness OF the Uterine Organs Also ia all
of Debility Nervous Prostitution; Mysteries Palpita
tons, &C. which the forerunners Of serious dis
a
Bt3y These pills perfectly harmless the cons
tuition and may be taken BY the most delicate female with
causing distress at the time they act like charm
by strengthening, invigOraig and restoring the system
to healthy condition, and by bringing the monthly
period with regularity, no matter from what the
distractions may arise They should, however not he
taken turing the first three four months of
though safe at any other time, miscarriage would be
tie result I"f
Each box contains so Pills. Price 81, and de-
sired will be sent by mail, pre- paid by any advertised
Agent, receipt of the money.
Sold by Druggists generally. J. BRYAN.
Rochester New York, General Agent.
n3S~ T0MLINS0N COZ, Agents for Indianapolis.
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TMPORTANTTOLADIES.

nR. JOHN HARVEY. HAVING FOR UPWARD or
~ twenty years devoted his professional time .xclu
sively to the treatment of Female Difficuities,
and having succeeded in thousands Of in restoring
the afflicted sound health has entire confidence
Offering publicly his
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-25

The subjoined letter, (the initial number of a
series) from the pen of public man well known
to the whole country, and who in the present cri-
SIS has sgnazed his devotion to the cause of the
Union, was originally sent to us for insertion
without the signature of the writer Though de
string, from considerations of modesty, to write
anonymously, he was induced, at our request to
attach his name to these letters and thus give to
them the weight OF his authority-NationaI In
teltigtncer.
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, 1862-03-12

and those who stand at the helm Of Government,
Jon, I cntreat do not tride with the blood ofthe
people This Is no time for politely consult
Ing our enemy'6 tastes, or for spariDg our enc
my>s beeltngB- Be sure, whatever pkog1esstye
meaanHe you may resolve upon, however pro-
gTessfye lemny be, the people are rseay TO
sustain yoRWith heart and hand. Loud and
long-continned cheering and Waying of:hats.]
The people do not ask Tor nything that might
glory; they do NOT want revenge, but they do
want i fruitful victory and q Lsting peace.
fGfeat applause- When pondering over the
tendency d. this great Crisis two pictures Of
onr fatuIq IiGe- up before my mental vision.
Here is one: The Republic distracted by
series OF -revQlsions and reactions, all tend
ing toward the usurpatiou Of power, and
the gradual destruction Of that beautiful
system Of selfgoTe1nment, to which this
ity; the nation sitting On the rntns Of her
glory, looking back to our days with asorrow-
i'll eye, md saying, Then We ought to have
acted like men, and all would be well now.''
Too late, tool and here is the other; a
government freed from the shackles OF Q de6-
| potfc and usQrping Interest, resting safely up
on the loyalty OF aunited people; nation en-
| gagged in the peaeeable discussion Of Its moral
and material. problems, and quietly working
ont its progressive development; its power
| growing IN the came measure with itsmora1
| ing upona purified peoples union firmly root
| ed in the sincere aud undivided affections oi
| all its citizens; a regencrated Republic, the
natural guide and beacon light Of all Legitimate
| aspirations Of humanity. There are the two
| pictures Of our future. Choose!
The applause at the conclusion Of Mr.
| Schurz's address shook the hall
, 1862-03-12

sor OF seeing treasury Notes beIo1:p than Of
seeing soldiers killed and thereseo has held back
sfs sfss q al ss T. % s & depeaa. 1: II nss a.
So seias Ii sa 8 q isao{ pss =:
shosef tSa eeiasnt aa hngs iHss er aud read
him yours about Adams. He fatd sthat you were
right IL saying. that Adsms vas,deyoted to bug
b s9Rpozsa Sats as,sfss hoxs1e1
with Lintoln himself Hefs Of the old WhIg school,
and that brings him naturally not only to incline
aosnee 70 s'e' ''''4sfS' 1oa's ''a II. BLAIR ]:
Major General FRE1oxT, st. Louis.
The letter is published among the other doc
uments In the N. 7. Tribune of the 4th inst.
mont controversy has not awakened much In
terest here. The two speeches made In his
defense have not been 50 comprehensive and
pointed as was expected understand that
Gen. Fremont intends to stand or fall with
McKfnstry, Beard; selover, Haskell. Woods,
Tie language Of his defense clearly indfcates
that purpose IS regards McKinstfy, Woods,
and Beard, and - theyw the principal rob-
bers. there Ia no reason: why the small fry
should be discarded.
The Berdan shaipshooters are In = sad state
OF decentralization by reason Of the1f worthless
arme. They hare been provided With Colts
revolving rifles, ,{the trouble with which is that
three or four Of the cylinders are liable to ex'
plode when only one is desired; The men con.
slider that the advantage Of firing grape in. that
way does not compensate for the danger ol
shooting their OWN hands to piece By the pre-
mature explosions Several; men have been
disabled for present service, if not for Life, in
this manner, and several others, to my knowl
edge, have evisited the Capitol 10 consult theil
respective members Of Congress, and to ash
whether they are bound to obey an order send
ing them into battle with such weapon. Thel
say they viii cheerfu1ly meet the enemy Wild
the common musket, or even with old flint
locks, but they are much excited by the pros
pect Of being ordered to duty with the arm
| they now have, :.
, 1862-03-12
The RebeIlIen scetehed...Skalls III be
tKA11ed-Who Eoot6 the H11l7
MeAzxs. EdItnrs Trshune.

In regard to the bill for confscatlng rebel
'propetty-Why does It fang-fre, while the:
heavy taz bill are looming up for loyal
shoulders, and already the property Of loJalists
South; to the tune Of hundreds Of millions Of
dollars, has been conf8cated for the rebel
this the enterta :nment provided by = Repuhli-
can administration and Congress IN return for
maintaining the Union against the worst gang
Of despeEadoes known in modem historys So
this is Republican policy, per zasataoe, to
In case Of this kind what more proper
than public meetings and expressions al over
the North. Why not prepare and circulate
the petitions? Can any one doubt that SOC, do
sigustuEcs could be got and sent On II neces-
sary In two weeks time to stifen the weak
kness ct Washingtoae This matter Ct peti-
all on one side; or if not, 1t would afford
most elegant opportunity for the backers Of
secession to place themselves on the record.
We tell those Congressman at Washington,
Whist they must already know, that to place
duetive industry Of The country, after What
we have a1ready passed through from this re-
be1lion, Will utterly ruin tEiee II not four
times as many loyal property holder as there
| arc Of rebels whom they are thus trying to
npon The Government Ind We tai them
further, that they are watched as never were
men in their places before, and if they fail no Z
| to place this burden ,where It 80 Hghtf4lly
belongs, they viii be exeessted to an tisns
| Is traitors, p.arsRo4s and }sekats{:.
t.. Whata spectacle TO England and the world
generally does this batting policy present :
what encouragement for future traitors, hGhuE-
! te1s, Bpousmfn aud speculatora, 4 ne people
tosGMe It, What national fnabeeilitF (amount-
ing to paralysis, II indeed it do not betakea
diasolution,I ) does this want Of visot. ftan;
7seaa an1f.faHnert {ust1re and ECONOMY botfHF7
II this b. really Republican standardization,
i: ana Congress, md policy SO estahliahed and
1 carried o1t, let ME 10 longer be called Ra.
publican. Let thzt party Ike the old Wing
and GEaoeraHe, be- prupouncea dead &ca
7 pitched into the sane abyss, rnaar tho same
histotiesl epttrpk Is Died q tic Bisek Ptas1s,
4 Fro-RIkyexytt :: 49,: 80
Let Us have the meeEinxs and petitions,
| Bloomington. III. Mack I. Liza. z,
, 1862-03-12
Other amendment than thas; proposed by Mr.
ass1don- Yeas Il, nays IS. Meesls. Stallion

e.Asr amendment than .&t*;l.oposea 5ey MI.
Ee1don- Yeas -, nays Is. Mee6rs. shsldon
and Gale voting for the articie' IS: +!->
ELECTIONS AND R1aaar OF surFRIax ARuo1x.
II. Thornton moved to take up the sa6stti-
tute Of NJ. ats1ne for section l !of the ahove
The section provided that ali fVseixa:b born
citizens shall declare their Intentions: :ok be-
coming cittsens Of the United statas md take
the oath to: support the Constitution of the
United Sta3e8 previous to voting This to ap-
ply as well: te those made voters by the pres
ent as by the.neK Constitution.
This substitute was Toted down by large
vote. The impression Seems to he that pfo~
vision will be made in the new similar to that
in the old, confe1zing the elective franchise on
oil FOREIGN citizens who are in the State sixty
days previous to the adoption Of the new Con-
stitutlon. :
TO GO on PARCHMENT
Mr. Hacker offered resolution, which Was:
adopted, that Eha Committee On Rey1aton and
Adjustment be authorized to procure the
necessary parchment, and to proceed to enroll
the several articles as fast Is they were adopt
ed, and that they employ for that purpose
William 4. Turner to do the engToesln&, and
that the document when completed, be signed
and deposited in the Office Of the Secretary Of
2fa4p A95nnrrad /.
, 1862-03-12

a Richmond correspondent Of the Charles
ton Courier throws considerable LIGHT upon the
whisky question in Virginia Be says that
"Within SIX months two hundred additional
distillesies have been established in Virginia,
and that they are buying up all the corn; their
.profta being 30 enormous that they can af-
ford to pay The highest price for It" He next
describes the peculiar virtues Of this corn
the mucous membrane offhe H. windpips sets Std liz
brain on fire, and sends cold tremor through
the system. 4 soldier taking half . dozen
nips Is drunk for aweek, anda second OF third
repetition of this experiment drives the breath
ont bis bed dG The eg Is crowded naarsd With re-
whisky shops arc in operation on Main street
and the side alleys Drunken men reel out,
tumble into the cutters, sprawl oyer the side
walks, brandish Eniyes and pistols, and often
times indulge in thoae deadly conflicts which
| fill our prisons with candidates for the gal
IOHs17
, 1862-03-12

If we wished to hire portico we have an
excellent one In our eye. Broad, Level, and
well set about by those piny pillars the car
penter rears. A capital thing is q poriieo, on
o summers evening. for instance, when the
p1oughman home.ward plods his weary way,
ditto all the lahoring community, and leaves
the world to dalkneas and to proprietors Of
porticoes. The one in question, to be sure,
looks nowhere, but commanded, when we aaw
It, on1y vista Of muddy street. Still 1t Was
postico, and IN ample one To be sure one
cannot hrc on q porico in this climate, but On
inquiry we found certain pinched and uneom.
Portable, 81 well as lily arranged apartments
Just Adjacent in which the proprietor Of the
pcrtieo could shelter when he IVES not admir-
ing and occupying his chief possession, which,
come to tl1snk Git, he would scarcely think of
doing IN SNOW storm, OF winter's night, or
even broad eheeted summer shower, i.npeI-
led by a prairie wind. Then he must needs be-
take himself to the poor rooms, and look ont
upon his portieo. Tt might strike him that q
few inches less portico would, at The same ex'
pense, have widened the uring apartments
The ratzow home appointed for all theli7ine
is not necessarily tenement house with a po1
t1co attachment,
five wished to hire pair Of parlors fol
one night only, ~ We know Just where to pm
our finger On Them Excellent woman sh.
Was that showed them to us, and delightediy
expatiatcd on the folding doors = We forge
how mary yards Of carpeang the psr3ors re
qui1sd, but It was something suggestive Of I'll,
cast room at the White House, only On a.smal
scale you know. It was excellent. So mic
~hcn one has friends, or the church sociable
or cousin John and his whole family, or q fune
1a1. or arg Of the possibilities, gra7e OF gar,
the domestic eaIends. For the poor aecou
mediation OF the fa.rlly who possessed thea
Par1ors, there we-e Eooms near at hand, pt
Of course Of no account beside 4he parlozs. Il
dining room Eas good, We remember, N
pspered In oak, with in1itssion rabbits a.
fowl hung MP wound IN THE sham panels, aft
the known ptacttce ot British nobility /
choose fheis lining roona decorations a
poa1terer. Beyond: this ambitious apas4ue,
Tas IN enclosure IN which Bridget worked ID
dog In = ehnin. and being ronnd and er
nonpont, for 60 WIS Bridget, the comparis.
bbet!es than you think. This Haa the kitche
, 1862-03-12
How the Cavalry Force will he I'm
creased By the Bill for Its Reduction

Washington Correspondence n T. Timca.l :
Your correspondent is certainly misinfornl-
ed By the member Of the Military Committee
for the reorganization Il the cavalry force.
Permit me . space 10 state briefly what are
the facts.
It is said there are now in the field seventy
seven regiments Of cavalry. As near IS can
ascertain, about two thirds OF them arc two
battalion regiments, Of eight companies each,
twelve company regiments Assuming these
divisions, and the following is the division and
, 1862-03-12

E: The Iowa Legisl.*urs proposes to tax
incomes for State purposes;; FIVE psi cent On
ths excess ovec 95oo, aud an additional one
Per cent. On the exeeas ever 81 90:
, 1862-03-12

- John B. Cough lectures st Tole4. On
Tuesday evening the 18th inst. Prof. Andex-
son, sspres!ia:sttater." ii ii Qsye1aaL.
, 1862-03-12

sF The Desmosnes Gowa4 Rsg31ter sags
"skedaddle' is a native Iowa word, aud WA
in n-comnon use among the "HawfeJsh tsa
yeare ago. We stand corrected. ::
, 1862-03-12

I fF The sheriff Of: Toledo, Ohio, has ar.
rested young respectfully connected" )"
who had seduced girl under Promise Of n.r-
1iage, and had 90 far forgotten to fulau the
contract that he had reached Pittsburgh on his
way to the Potomac He vii now marty her ;
indeed, has no objections to doing 50.
, 1862-03-12
A CAPITAL LETTER.
Reply Of Gel. Cummings sf:the sfst
-: to W: Reselatiea sf :the - =:
Bsgus:Csnve1tis1.=:. III
HE TALKS sHlG AND *RA1xlel11sn. !:

NFAnouaN4xRs H sr FEnsT Tx. VDI8 ]
CAxP Cu1IuH7 Ky., Cairo Diet, March 8, 1s8a
james ": stng.ston' Esq:
DtAh sR: an IN tecelp' VI yoas cllcals'
contMn1p2 eopy " he teeoiultoa VI .ae
tnno1s Ionss'1utlonaa eou'ea'@on' y. requesting
m1ofmatloa concerning 1ne eaulpnents auf-
hasheo Tue ILLINOIS .ioops' &C, anu an gseaty
eafpheed 10 nna me Consensaon azrogaang
% NeeN: powers Wnaca 90: not belong 70 \
fonf convention Is only antaoflzed 70 make
nc" Hons'asu'aoo iof aae etspe' alo' aecos"-
NY ~ III "elt-eet1ieo tales .o1 LAW can nave no
po~er OF au'aolat5 ~AaseSer oesona tnat spe-
"1 o''esS' "A5, @aeus t1e Au4"aJ eon.dtioo
- ~. 1eeoao..u: ~ TaAs pslt u No"
~onee11a1ou oos7 1t polutf ana Ao* VI ~
"na1 manner can any provision OF tae Consh-
'ut1oa "aen tae CONVENTION - 70 mahe
eaange or a!zeeI Inc equipments OF Ine Aa1noA7
ttoops now u Inc ne4o' Inc sue'eet tnastss
=, ',e tu4o'f, enpleo ~ -ae ies'4a 49,.
ete';1,y =, s'o"s tl''e 1'l' SonseAltou - m.e
WIZ 4aA+.et" 1'4e' ale ~, .e.s ...ss. ~
"e oaensos, "la soas' wv, ",AA - s.s w.
nsenllon ~ s.s Ps'~ s' ~5!.:.s, .s- ..s
psesAs a.a ~ - a.s 1a~@aE.;e~ e 60. :.
- ~. - nosas.,.' 1 =. ~ ~ ~ ~. - .s.osas a =
soe. - w. 49, ', - -. s:-sfs..'1e sr1e
a...:s ' :. s"s ,1 49, ,' a. ~ - ' anaht ;,ano-
..,,S. ue,.ee - c o R-oee - 80 - 4a-ezt
10y :" p -o - 80. ss' ~. ~ ~ na.t ~
ssu =, 14:...1n-o1 ,.1:.. ~ 49, s,,L aIn a,,,z
~ 1tans . as saao-sa - eharno ~ -an-o.cf
:" 49, - ~ ~. a.eta anot r ~, aoa~
~ 49, 49, s,sa,,,for a,,a ~, oto,;st
af | ~ ~ oo,,~,nn;e,t;an -. w In - sddroase5 l1 I'm r.,
~ W W = M aaea1nt;on ;s .;moa ~ tha ,rossnt
60. So ~ ~. n~1-.s.,s,, -, .sLo
49, 80 49, =, ae,a.t,;,s 49, s,ats +ha1 ~,
tne ttou' 49,. ~ $780, 60 80 , 80. 49, -
p.11 -. A441 oe 1 ~
ho, e1eoae mnen ai1e WA eomnsnesa' - y
aa ~ M4'uos s..so. s s..1
aa.:-a5 a-s M sar+ .. z.+ol tha @ ea1s o7os n M
,nen r. - has 49, san,et;n,aa [ w ~ teen M ss;d 's e
- NV ;s f,c+ ), thsn n1;no;s 1,as +his 1orce
80, - 49,, 1.h,oh .,;,1 rof,,+o ora ~
aSo1 e;,a.oa 4,,a ;-rn,;oa s1snaa~ oo,t,;naa !,
49, ar.-s sas;a;.1 raro,nt;n1 ~ ~ ronnan
49, W. Ha- ~, ara ;,st~natsa ~ rao,,e.t
, 1862-03-12

ANE4%@h%t
In al. .67,5SO
According to the new bill there is to be fifty
regiments, Of twelve companies each, which,
when organized, will conatitute the following
force:
fsetcsioasis.: fG!Sae, S' eaPtains biass.nn IS
Majors .......-.... 15o Isl Leutenants-.. go
sasgesns g a q Lientenants eutenants. 60 GO
Chap1aina. ...-... 60IOrderly sergeants. 60
Veterinary ySarg'ns 50 CO. Qlartelmastcr
QaaFteam aSasa11 mz2e1gts 8 CO. Gommilisry ~
Hospital Stewards 10o Duty sergeant=... s.o9o
SSs5STqaEys5gts. e oorporala. 4oo
Total officers or all grades des.............,12,s5
Enlisted men snd employees.. 400
Total officers and enlisted men. ca 80
Or actual Increase Of the volunteer force Of $3.50
officers ard men.
Besides this increase, the bill makes the fol-
lowing Increase to the Regular cavalry service,
in the i've old regiments
Maiors. 8 Sergeants ...-..... II Z
1et LieIteuants. g 10 new companies, 81
Aaaisions aaa sash 10 the d
6 nea senesdss
These are the figures as they Will stand on
! the Adjutant- Generals books, if Congress Gu
I acts LnG ptl U0W ne1Cre IT,
| It is needless for me to show you the euor-
nous cost Of doing this. It is, perhaps, need
less to add that the facts justify the opinion
| that the great fuss made about reducing the
| cavalry force, was only q cloak to cover the
design Of increasing the five old regiments Of
the Regular caeaETy.
The Poor Of New York.
A1r. Ballard, the Secretary Of State, has
made his report to the New York Legislature,
on the statistics Of pauperism. The number Of
| roor supported or relieved in 1861 was l4 777
or over ninety thousand more than received
support or relief in 1860. at the same time
the amount dispensed in temporary relief has
diminished $4,000, showing that timely aid
has not been rendered. In 1851 there were
| 1862. From the statistics of the report We
make few extracts. The expenses OF county
poor houses were $911 $40. The expenses o
administering temporary relief we're ST, 800
The poor houses have an estimated value O.
g, ,258,545. The ayeaEge sums expended OF
each paupcr above what he earned was S4f.sf
The occupants of poor houses Oh the 1st day
| Of Deccnbcr, 1861, were 12,118. OF person:
recei7iug relief, III 1896 were natives; 81 81
we're Irish; 20,2267 were Germans; 7,702 wert
English. There are 7,403 acres Of land at
tached to the poor houses Of the State.
, 1862-03-12
OUR WASHINGTON LETTER,

Ihe1R Presidents Emancipation Nessdqe-1Ae Ia-
snp7aation Mcrcof-dt,. Fosters Cotton Land
BiN-0ther signs Of Progress-Ine Ericsson
Rattf,Y-Atajor General Hunter, E,sents at
Nem 6rzcdas-Io Postmaster General Blair's Let-
ter to Gcn FTeaont-1ne Fremont Coat7o-
serM-ZAe Berdan Starpshootess.
, 1862-03-12

While Barnard B. Winnie, ss1d to hare
been member Of the Ber3an sbArpshooters,
Was talking with an Albany pawnbrokcr about
the pawn Of Il pistol which Winnie had In his
hands, the weapon discharged aud wounded
the broker in tie abdomen. An examination
is being had whether It WAS accidental OF not,
, 1862-03-12

W1EElNUTD&t A2}zQAt r ld91s-
q 4
Thetw1t}e ID elsesshere. Caase haE more kar.
, 1862-03-12

H Gen. Cnrtis's army ut Cross Hollow,
Arkansas, is selfsustaining. They find an
ample Esuppay Of beef, pork, forage, and no
end ofwheat and corn, and, besides, there are
two good grist mills TO do the grinding: They
therefore require tho transportation only Of
such smaller articles as coffee, sugar, salt etc.
The rebels had destroyed the cantonment,
built at an expense Of $50, 900, and other Con-
federate property IN the aggregate amounting
to e. 900.
, 1862-03-12

Mr.. Wentworth renewed his motion to COM
nit to the Cook county delegation that por-
Mr. Underwood moved to reeommit the
whole article to the apportionmeut committee
and went On to show the injustice Of the re-
port.
Mr. Buckmaster, chairman of the committee
on appoztionment, defended the report and
promptly admitted that certain districts had
been made mp in certain way because they
we're and would be beyond al question Demo-
cratic. He was understood to refer to the dis
t1icts composed by st. Clair, Washington and
r1;uton -
, 1862-03-12

IL dE~ s.N&.o5u
According to the new bill there is to be fifty
when Organized, will constitute the following
, 1862-03-12
ILLINOIS coSEuIUTlONAL C0NVRSnOY.


EEvnroaa1y .o,,,r+. al s,- A., rts... .- c..i1..r,,
AsfsAlee ss ~ s1s suA.aso 1.asaas! .a.:
ef3tserlEAo' MATCH ~, 4oo9
ADDRESS TO TEE PEOPLE OF ILLINOIS.
Mr.. Bnrr offered fhe fo1Ioxiner resolution
which Was adonted ne11 eo1,
p~,o,-s.7 ,,tat - r,.~"t.t.s >.
s;s1 1s W 1a ~
a;striets. he anno;nte' Nv the Pies95snf ~ IKE
C0nyentfon 10 prepare Al address ia fhe neonIe
to be published with the Constitution at the close
Of the session.
THREE SESSIONS D41Lr-xor QUITE.
Mr., Wall introdneed a resolution o,1er;nor
after'Tuesdav. tn.4norrow That tb;s ConraJs5,
non viii hoi3 three sessions doilv Lost.
yeas s2. rays % It reouirins n two-fhir1s
vote to change the rules.
rur .pn,c,r nv r,rcrro.s ,nn p,c,,n ~,
~
sEG. =. z al eaectlons, every whlte male cit1-
zeh aoose tne age OF Nenty-one yeafe, haElnS re-
s1ee9 ~ tne Sta1e oae year ne3t pteGeo1ns any
@ eua; ps y fute ~ tncn eleetloas
auG a etEIy Mte uiale Ln9aan.aat q tnc age a1o5e
siq W ~ ay n ~ t9 ne ssate az tng
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aase eue r!gnt 9! folln2 n aofesalo but no sacn
c.t1zen o. lnhabitant shat be entitled to rote, eS
p.7 ssp. r. lug astttGt 2! coE4ty N Nhleh ne shaA
ACTUALLY tesioe ~ tae ta1ne o1 suca eieesion-
Various amendments were offered TO The
above, among other5 one that confer.
t11c elective franchise in manner similar to
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5ede rio f,rtbar nors;da,o+;o,s ~ ssnt:,, -
1e4o: !ue1ufluer conslItratlon o1 Inc secEton
was laid over BY general consent.
The remainder OF the article vas adopted
without amendment
l. SEC :. All votes shall be given by ballot.
t Mr. Fick}in moved this q 4 substitute:
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